If we know our readers well (and we hope we do), we’re fairly sure you’re pre-order kinda guys (and girls) and so rare is the Monday when you haven’t already decided what to buy that week. But say you’d forgotten, here be our pick of this week’s new releases:

Lost: Season 4 – only 14 episodes due to the Writers’ Strike but essential viewing as ever, as the one-time passengers of Flight 815 time travel. Who’s in the coffin?

Wanted – a skeletal Angelina Jolie teaches a bulked up James McAvoy to KILL. With an array of fancy-ass guns so glamorous the posters have since been banned. Result!

Last House On The Left: Ultimate Edition – three discs of cult unpleasantness from the man who would one day direct Meryl Streep as an inner-city violin teacher.

We've just come out of an interview with William Friedkin - he's a legend, to say the least and we talked in depth about religion, violence, cinema, opera and of course Blu-ray. He's a huge fan and he told us he's going to start working on the Blu-ray version of The Exorcist on the 2nd December. Extras are as yet unconfirmed but if the packed imminent release of The French Connection is anything to go by then this should be full of great stuff. He's said the Blu-ray version will be out to buy next Autumn (he said 'Fall' actually - we're translating here..). We can't wait - it's going to be friedkin' awesome. (groan).

The French Connection hits Blu-ray on the 1 December and we'll bring you the full interview with Friedkin next issue of DVD & Blu-ray Review (in the shops 11th December).