20 Best Movie Blu-Rays Of 2016

Add a bit of kitsch to your Blu-ray collection with Criterion’s new release of the 1967 cult classic Valley of the Dolls. Based on the Jacqueline Susann novel of the same name the so-bad-it’s-good movie follows three drugged-up starlets over the course of their careers to their eventual self-destruction and is more quintessentially 1960s than a pair of bell bottom pants.

The Criterion Collection Blu-ray includes plenty of extras carried over from previous releases like a deliciously juicy audio commentary with Valley of the Dolls star Barbara Perkins and gossip columnist Ted Casablanca and features brand new cover art by painter and comic book artist Phil Noto. Other new features include an interview with writer and fashion expert Amy Fine Collins about the movie’s iconic costume design and a video essay by film critic Kim Morgan, plus a 30-page booklet featuring an essay by critic Glenn Kenny accompanied by some gorgeous Valley of the Dolls related photography.