Umbrella Entertainment January 2026 Blu-ray & 4K Releases
Umbrella Entertainment begins 2026 with an ambitious slate of Collector’s Editions landing in January. The lineup spans international crime, outrageous cult heroes, and rediscovered oddities. Leading the charge is The Infernal Affairs Trilogy in 4K Dolby Vision, joined by The Toxic Avenger Collection, Kiwi Kult Vol II: Darkness Inside, Wasabi, Tourist Trap, and Cashback.
Infernal Affairs Trilogy 4K & Blu-ray Collector's Edition
Umbrella is releasing The Infernal Affairs Trilogy in a definitive 4K Dolby Vision edition. Directed by Andrew Lau and Alan Mak and starring Andy Lau, Tony Leung, and Anthony Wong, the trilogy is a landmark of Hong Kong crime cinema. It inspired Martin Scorsese’s Academy Award-winning remake The Departed (2008).
The set features artwork by Colin Murdoch and a 48-page book with essays by Andrew Heskins and Jonathan Clements, plus new writing from Grady Hendrix. Supplements include three new commentaries by Pierce Conran and James Marsh, two video essays from Matthew Carter and James Balmont, and fresh interviews with both directors.
The Tox Box: Complete Toxic Avenger 4K & Blu-ray Collector's Edition
Troma’s most notorious hero returns in The Toxic Avenger Collection, which gathers all five films, including the new remake starring Peter Dinklage, in 4K HDR.
Packaged as “The Tox Box,” the set includes custom artwork, posters, artcards, and a 48-page book with essays by Jack Sargeant and David Michael Brown. Extras feature a new interview and commentary with director Macon Blair, extended behind-the-scenes material, and cast and crew featurettes, along with extensive archival supplements.
Kiwi Kult Volume 2: DARKNESS INSIDE Blu-ray Collector's Edition
Umbrella continues its celebration of New Zealand genre cinema with Kiwi Kult Vol II: Darkness Inside. The box set includes The Scarecrow (1982), Jack Be Nimble (1993), and Crooked Earth (2001), films that probe psychic terrors, rural feuds, and small-town menace.
The release showcases new artwork by Ash Weaver-Williams and a 48-page book of essays. Extras include commentaries, director interviews, and conversations with cast and crew, highlighted by Temuera Morrison and Academy Award winners Grant Major and Ngila Dickson.
Wasabi (2001) Blu-ray Collector's Edition
Jean Reno reunites with writer Luc Besson in Wasabi, a French action thriller set in Japan’s underworld. With a soundtrack featuring Gorillaz and The Prodigy, the film pairs slick style with a cross-cultural edge.
The Collector’s Edition includes artwork by Gibson Graphix, poster, artcards, and a 48-page book with essays by Adrian Smith and Kieran Fisher. Supplements combine archival commentary and interviews with director Gérard Krawczyk with new material: a commentary by Camille Zaurin and a video essay by Kat Ellinger exploring Japan through Wasabi.
Tourist Trap (1979) Blu-ray Collector's Edition
Umbrella revisits Tourist Trap (1979), the cult horror film from producer Charles Band and director David Schmoeller. Known for its unnerving mannequins and atmosphere, the film also features art direction by Robert A. Burns of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.
This edition offers new artwork by Johny Bekavac and a 48-page book with essays by Justin Beahm and Nat Brehmer. Extras include a commentary with historian Nat Brehmer, interviews with Jocelyn Jones and Jerry Van Ness, and a featurette by Jarret Gahan examining lost footage.
Cashback (2006) Blu-ray Collector's Edition
Sean Ellis’ Cashback, expanded from his Oscar-nominated short, arrives in a new Collector’s Edition. Starring Sean Biggerstaff (Harry Potter) and Emilia Fox (The Pianist), the film blends surreal imagination with comedy and romance.
The release features artwork by Ben Turner, a 48-page book with essays by Alex Heller-Nicholas and David Michael Brown, and the original short film. New extras include a commentary from The Wives Colangelo, a video essay, and a short film by Chris Elena inspired by Cashback. Archival interviews and featurettes round out the package.