New on DVD: 'Planet of the Apes' and 'Annabelle' sequels and more

OUT TUESDAY  

WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES (Fox) The leader of the apes — Caesar, the genetically modified ape motion-capture-acted and voiced by Andy Serkis — goes after a ruthless colonel (Woody Harrelson) who's determined that the only way to save humanity is to wipe out all of the apes. (PG-13; violence, thematic elements, some disturbing images) 

ANNABELLE: CREATION (Warner) In the mid-1950s, a dollmaker and his wife, struggling to get over the death of their daughter, take in a nun and several girls from an orphanage that has been shut down — awakening something dark in one of the dollmaker’s creations in the process. Prequel to the prequel to the horror hit “The Conjuring.” (R; violence, terror)  

AN INCONVENIENT SEQUEL: TRUTH TO POWER (Paramount) In the follow-up to the 2006 Oscar-winning documentary "An Inconvenient Truth," vice president turned activist Al Gore explores the progress made on climate change issues since — and what's at stake with changes proposed by President Donald Trump. (PG; thematic elements, some troubling images) 

THE EMOJI MOVIE (Sony) In Textopolis, an emoji with multiple expressions must find his place in a world where everyone else has just one. Animated movie (yes, inspired by smartphone icons) with voices by T.J. Miller, James Corden, Steven Wright, Jennifer Coolidge, Maya Rudolph, Sir Patrick Stewart. (PG; rude humor) 

PERSONAL SHOPPER (Criterion) Kristen Stewart plays a personal shopper to the stars in Paris who, while grieving the recent death of her twin brother, decides to make contact with him. Moody ghost story directed by Olivier Assayas (“Clouds of Sils Maria”), who won best director honors for the movie at last year’s Cannes Film Festival. (R; some language, sexuality, nudity, gory image)

THE GOOD CATHOLIC (Broad Green) A young priest struggles with his calling when a he finds himself attracted to a parishioner. With Zachary Spicer, Danny Glover, John C. McGinley, Wrenn Schmidt. (PG-13; language) 

BUSHWICK (Image) In a Brooklyn consumed by civil war (it's been invaded by a militia from Texas), a woman and a war veteran join forces to survive. Action-drama with Dave Bautista, Brittany Snow. (not rated; violence) 

PLANETARIUM (Sony) Two American sisters who purport to connect with ghosts become the toast of 1930s France and become a film phenomenon. Dark supernatural drama, in English and French with English subtitles, with Natalie Portman, Lily-Rose Depp. (not rated; mature content) 

WHERE'S THE MONEY (Lionsgate) To get at the money his imprisoned father and just-released uncle stashed under an old flophouse, a street-smart young man from South Central Los Angeles has to find a way to get into the place — which is now a frat house occupied by an all-white fraternity. Comedy with Andrew Bachelor, Mike Epps, Terry Crews, Kat Graham. (R; crude sexual content, pervasive language, some drug material)

TV SERIES: TEEN WOLF (Season 6, Fox), SAVING HOPE (Season 5, Sony)

COMING SOON   

OCT. 27 

BESIDE BOWIE: THE MICK RONSON STORY (MVD) 

OCT. 31 

THE DARK TOWER (Sony), KIDNAP (Universal), PERSON TO PERSON (Magnolia), THE SHADOW MAN (Sony), BROKEN SWORD HERO (Well Go USA), I CALLED HIM MORGAN (FilmRise), THE TORMENTING (Breaking Glass) 

TV SERIES: HUMANS (Season 2, Acorn), OUTCAST (Season 1, Fox) 

NOV. 7 

CARS 3 (Disney), PATTI CAKE$ (Fox), INGRID GOES WEST (Universal), THE GLASS CASTLE (Lionsgate), YOUR NAME (Funimation), AFTERIMAGE (Film Movement), SLAMMA JAMMA (Sony), THE SHOW (Lionsgate), OVERDRIVE (Paramount), GUN SHY (Lionsgate), MOTHERLAND (FilmRise), THE LIMEHOUSE GOLEM (Image), KILLING GROUND (Shout! Factory), THE WEIGHT OF HONOR (Virgil), THE SECRET LIFE OF LANCE LETSCHER (FilmRise) 

TV SERIES: THE CROWN (Season 1, Sony), WESTWORLD (Warner, Season 1), FAMILY GUY (Season 15, Fox), POLDARK (Season 3, PBS), AMERICAN DAD! (Season 12, Fox), HEARTLAND (Season 8, Momentum) 

RECENTLY RELEASED 

GIRLS TRIP Regina Hall, Queen Latifah, Jada Pinkett Smith and Tiffany Haddish play four longtime friends who travel to New Orleans to party, reconnect and loosen up a little. (R; pervasive crude and sexual content, pervasive language, brief nudity, drug material) 

SPIDER-MAN: HOMECOMING Teenaged Peter Parker juggles high school with superhero-dom, with a little guidance from Tony Stark (a.k.a. Iron Man) in this full-fledged redo of the Marvel franchise. With Tom Holland as Peter, Robert Downey Jr. as Stark and Michael Keaton as the supervillain putting them both to the test. (PG-13; violence, some language, brief suggestive comments) 

LADY MACBETH Trapped in a cold marriage with a colder household and coldest prospects for improvement, a woman finds signs of life — and maybe an escape — in an affair with a worker on her husband's estate. Based not on Shakespeare but a 19th-century Russian novella, with Florence Pugh. (R; some disturbing violence, sexuality, nudity, language) 

STEP Documentary chronicling the senior year of a Baltimore high school girls’ step dance team, struggling to achieve not just in dancing but in life. (PG; thematic elements, some language)  

LANDLINE A Manhattan family puts the fun in dysfunction in Gillian Robespierre's comedy, set in the pre-iPhone era, with Jenny Slate, John Turturro, Edie Falco and Abby Quinn. Closing-night movie at the 2017 Milwaukee Film Festival. (R; sexual content, language, drug use) 

THE WILDE WEDDING A movie star's wedding goes off the rails thanks to their families and her ex-husband. Comedy starring Glenn Close, John Malkovich, Patrick Stewart, Minne Minnie Driver, Noah Emmerich. (R; language, sexual content, drug use) 

RED CHRISTMAS Australian horror about a dysfunctional family holiday that goes dark fast when a "vengeful intruder" shows up uninvited. With Dee Wallace. (not rated; comic violence, gore)  

GOD OF WAR In 16th-century China, a commander plots a way to stop marauding Japanese pirates. Historical epic with Sammon Hung and Vincent Zhao; in Mandarin and Japanese, with English subtitles (not rated; violence)

SHOT CALLER After he's sent to prison for a drunken-driving accident that kills his son, a man becomes a leader in a prison gang inside. With Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Jon Bernthal, Lake Bell. (R; violence, gore, pervasive language, some drug use, brief nudity)

BATMAN VS. TWO-FACE Animated story pitting the Caped Crusader against one of his classic foes. With Adam West as the voice of Batman, Burt Ward as Robin and William Shatner as Two-Face. (PG; some mild language, suggestive content) 

MOKA Psychological thriller about a woman who tracks down and befriends a woman who she suspects of killing her son in a hit-and-run. With Nathalie Baye, Emmanuelle Devos; in French with English subtitles. (not rated) 

JONAH THE MUSICAL Musical retelling of the Bible story, filmed in front of a live audience. (not rated) 

NOW MORE THAN EVER: THE HISTORY OF CHICAGO A look at the 50-year history of the band Chicago, from the band's horn-centric roots to today. (not rated)

L7: PRETEND WE'RE DEAD Documentary telling the story of and looking into the influence of the punk-feminist band L7, including interviews, home movies and concert footage. (not rated) 

ALEX & EVE Opposites-attract romantic comedy from Australia, with a Greek Orthodox man and a Lebanese Muslim woman trying not to fall in love. (not rated; mature content)

TV SERIES: THE GOOD PLACE (Season 1, Shout! Factory), GREEN ACRES (complete series, Shout! Factory), AMERICAN GODS (Season 1, Lionsgate), ANCIENT ALIENS (Season 10, Vol. 1, Lionsgate) 

BABY DRIVER A young getaway-car driver decides to quit the business after meeting his dream girl, but his criminal mastermind boss and confederates have other ideas. Part heist movie, part romance, part jukebox written and directed by Edgar Wright ("Shaun of the Dead"), with Ansel Elgort as Baby, Lily James as his girl, Kevin Spacey as his sharp-witted boss, and an A-list of crooked colleagues, including Jamie Foxx and Jon Hamm. (R; violence, pervasive language) 

THE BEGUILED During the Civil Civil War, a Southern girls’ boarding school is turned upside down when they take in an injured Northern soldier. Remake of the 1971 period drama starring Clint Eastwood, this time directed by Sofia Coppola, who took home best-director honors at Cannes this year. With Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, Elle Fanning, Colin Farrell. (R; some sexuality) 

THE HOUSE Comedy with Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler as parents who, when their college-bound daughter’s scholarship doesn’t come through, decide to open an underground casino in their suburban neighborhood. (R; pervasive language, drug use, some violence, brief nudity) 

WISH UPON A high school student discovers an old music box that grants wishes, with a particular side effect: While she’s getting what she wants, those closest to her get killed off. (PG-13; violent and disturbing images, thematic elements, language) 

MAUDIE Character-study drama about the life and art of Maud Lewis, who battled bleak times and crippling arthritis to become a celebrated folk artist in 1940s Nova Scotia. With Sally Hawkins as Lewis and Ethan Hawke as her reclusive husband.(PG-13; some thematic content, brief sexuality) 

OPEN WATER 3: CAGE DIVE Three friends, shooting an audition tape for a reality show, do some shark-cage diving and are left behind in this found-footage-style horror sequel. (R; language, some gore) 

DEMONIC Investigators looking into the deaths of five college students in an abandoned house discover the kids were part of an amateur ghost-hunting crew who might have re-awoken something evil. With Maria Bello, Frank Grillo; produced by James Wan ("Saw"). (R; some violence, brief language) 

ARMED RESPONSE A team of military operatives is trapped in an isolated compound when they try to find out who or what killed the team that was there before. Action thriller with Wesley Snipes, Anne Heche, Gene Simmons; directed by John Stockwell. (R; violence, gore, language) 

FALLEN Sent to a reform school, a teenager gets caught up in a love triangle that might go back centuries. Supernatural romance with Addison Timlin, Jeremy Irvine, Harrison Gilbertson, Joely Richardson. (PG-13; thematic material, violent images, some sensuality, language) 

PILGRIMAGE In the Middle Ages, a young novice (Tom Holland) joins a group of Irish monks on a mission to take a holy relic to Rome, with a little help from a former crusader (Jon Bernthal). (not rated; violence)

DEEP When a curious octopus unwittingly triggers an underwater blast, he has to save the day with a little help from his friends. Animated adventure. (PG; some mild rude humor) 

MEAT New Zealand-produced documentary explores the practices and impact of meat farming on the economy and the environment. (not rated)

HOUSE BY THE LAKE A couple with some problems move to a lake house, where their daughter becomes focused on an imaginary, and potentially dangerous, friend. Thriller with James Callis, Anne Dudek, Amiah Miller. (not rated)

HEARTSTONE Two teenage boys in a remote fishing village grapple with growing up and sexual identity. In Icelandic with English subtitles. (not rated; language, mature content)   

TV SERIES: THE LEFTOVERS (Season 3), REIGN (Season 4), GOOD WITCH (Season 3), DYNASTY (complete 1981-'89 series), IMPRACTICAL JOKERS (Season 5) 

Contact Chris Foran at cforan@journalsentinel; on Twitter, @cforan12.