The Gold Box spotlight deal of the day over at Amazon today is up to 63% off on Breaking Bad: The Complete Series DVD and Blu-ray box sets.

– Blu-ray with Barrel packaging – $119.99
– Blu-Ray – $85.99
– DVD – $59.99

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Moontrap
Blu-ray|DVD
Directed by Robert Dyke
Screenplay by Tex Ragsdale
Starring Walter Koenig, Bruce Campbell, and Leigh Lombardi
Olive Films
Release Date: November 18, 2014

During a routine space shuttle mission astronaut Colonel Jason Grant (Walter Koenig) and his friend and co-pilot Ray Tanner (Bruce Campbell) encounter a derelict alien craft floating among the stars. Upon inspecting the ship Grant discovers a desiccated human corpse and a strange red pod. Back on Earth the body is carbon-dated to be 14,000 years old and the pod contains a small robot that can build itself into a virtually indestructible killing machine with the help of some scrap metal and human appendages. The machine is destroyed after engaging NASA’s finest in a body count-heavy battle and Grant and Tanner are assigned to travel to the moon in an old Apollo spacecraft to investigate the alien’s origins and find out if they have any more surprises in store for mankind.

Oh Moontrap, where have you been all my life? Long have I known of this indie sci-fi thriller’s existence through edited clips on the unjustly cancelled USA Network show Shadow Theater (hosted by Robert Englund) and a passage in co-star Bruce Campbell’s autobiography, but it has been unavailable on home video since the dying days of the VHS era….until now. Directed by Robert Dyke, a visual effects artist and producer and director of commercials making his feature debut as director, from a screenplay by the awesomely-monikered Tex Ragsdale, Moontrap is a pure delight of unpretentious creature feature fun that makes its long-awaited debut on Blu-ray and DVD Stateside.

The Gold Box spotlight deal of the day is over at Amazon today is up to 65% off The Sopranos: The Complete Series box sets: DVD for $98.99 (down from $279.99) and Blu-ray for $109.99 (down from $279.98).

The 30-disc box sets contain all six seasons of the hit HBO series The Sopranos, which starred James Gandolfini as mob boss Tony Soprano. The set includes over 3.5 hours never-before-seen bonus features like secrets from the writers’ room; props stolen from the set; auditions of some of the cast; the music selected and the meaning behind it; and lost scenes saved from the editing room. There’s also a featurette on series creator David Chase‘s reaction to fan outcry over the series finale. The DVD set comes with a detailed 16-page episode guide.

Hope you all had a great and fulfilling (in more ways than one) Thanksgiving and took plenty of time to rest up because the end of days is upon us. That’s right, the holiday shopping season has begun. Prepare thyself for a retail reckoning this month and feel free to check out this week’s edition of The Digital Wire because we have a few Blu-ray and DVD release tidbits that could be of great interest.

Below you’ll find info on several future home video releases complete with technical specs, release dates, and links to pre-order at Amazon. We would greatly appreciate it if you use those links to order because a small percentage of each order helps keep this website running at max power. The cover art for certain titles has yet to be finalized.

It’s that time again. Your Thanksgiving feast hangover will soon be behind you and you’ll have to start your yearly Christmas shopping agenda. For those of you who want to give a gift that won’t get you uninvited to next year’s Xmas celebration at your Uncle Joey’s splashy new home in the suburbs, we here at Geeks of Doom have the essential guide to help cut down on the amount of time you would normally spend on present procuring. Enjoy this year’s Holiday Geek Gift Guide: DVD and Blu-ray Edition because we have a nice little roundup of 2014’s finest home video releases from both the film and television divisions.