Joe Johnston's Honey I Shrunk the Kids comes to DVD with a standard full-frame transfer. The English soundtrack is rendered in Dolby Digital 5.1. There are no subtitles, but the soundtrack is closed-captioned. There are no supplemental materials of any consequence. This Disney/Buena/Vista release is difficult to recommend to anyone other than a person on the lookout for family-friendly entertainment.

This collection features eleven sci-fi and horror movies. In Pulse, a living pulse of electricity moves from home to home, menacing and terrorizing those within; in Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone, a bounty hunter answers a distress signal on another planet to rescue three women; in Krull, a prince attempts to rescue his bride from alien invaders; in My Mom's a Werewolf, a young woman tries to save her mother from becoming a werewolf; in The Hearse, a young woman suffers visions that continue to haunt her; in Lurkers, a woman soon to be married begins experiencing bizarre occurrences; in Slipstream, a fugitive is captured by police in a post-apocalyptic world; in Mutant, two brothers search for the missing citizens in a small town, only to find a horde of zombies; in Warriors of the Wasteland, a group of survivors find themselves confronted by a gang of bandits in a post-apocalyptic society; in Alien Contamination, the police discover the crew on a cargo ship have been mysteriously killed and filled with spore-like eggs; in Eternal Evil, a TV director's spirit leaves his body while he sleeps and commits a series of murders.

This box set caters to fans of classic American cinema with 20 titles pulled from the annals of Hollywood's Golden Age and toplined by iconic superstars. Contents include: Mickey Rooney in Quicksand, Kirk Douglas in The Strange Love of Martha Ivers, Vivien Leigh in Anna Karenina, Laurence Olivier in As You Like It, and much more.