New on DVD

Psycho: 50th Anniversary Edition

(Universal, $27)

Psycho remains “one of the most influential horror movies ever made,” said The Washington Post. The suspense of Alfred Hitchcock’s 1960 masterpiece is intensified by Blu-ray while Bernard Herrmann’s “nerve-jangling” score is even creepier remastered for six-channel surround sound. Extras include a “wonderfully informative” making-of featurette.

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Apocalypse Now: Full Disclosure

(Lionsgate, $60)

Francis Ford Coppola’s Vietnam War epic has also arrived in a “fittingly expansive” Blu-ray edition, said the Baltimore Sun. This three-disc set includes the original 1979 cut, the 2001 re-edit, and hours of extras, taking fans through this “imperfect classic whose force and stature have only grown with time.”

Oceans

(Walt Disney, $30)

DisneyNature’s latest documentary is a “wondrous introduction to the world below water,” said the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. For four years, French filmmakers Jacques Perrin and Jacques Cluzaud charted the marine life in all five oceans, and the footage they captured is as “beautiful as it is interesting.”