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Harold and Kumar are back after a visit to White Castle in their first comedy.

This time around, it's "Escape from Guantanamo Bay".

That's where they wind up after being mistaken for terrorists, and with help in part from Neil Patrick Harris, the guys go on a cross-country road trip to prove their innocence.

This R-rated release is available on single and double discs as well as Blu-ray.

Mixed martial arts kicks its way onto DVD with "Never Back Down".

Sean Faris stars as the kid off to a rough start in his new school, especially with the school bully.

But mixed martial arts instructor Djimon Hounsou takes Faris under his wing, teaching him not only how to fight, but also how to walk away.

This one's PG-13 and released in Blu-ray along with single and double disc standard versions.

It's been 25 years since Matthew Broderick earned computer hacking a place in pop culture.

"War Games" spun the tale of a teen who accidentally prompts an international nuclear crisis when he hacks into the defense department's computer system.

An interview with Broderick and a feature on NORAD are among the extras on the PG film.

History repeats itself to some extent in "War Games: The Dead Code", an all new follow-up about another teen who causes computer trouble.

This time, he hacks into a government computer designed to detect and respond to terrorist attacks, a move that could start World War III.

This one's not rated.

The Rolling Stones are back on big screen with "Shine A Light", a concert film from director Martin Scorsese.

The Academy Award-winning director gives us a look at the rock legends in performances at New York's Beacon Theater.

Both the standard and Blu-ray discs offer up archival footage of the band not seen in the film, as well as four bonus songs.