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‘A Nightmare On Elm Street’

NEW LINE, $26.98

Who’s in it: Heather Langenkamp, Johnny Depp, Robert Englund

Recap: A new edition of the modern-day horror classic? Just in time for Halloween? Hmm, what a coincidence!

Best extra: This two-disc set not only includes an older commentary track but a new one as well, this time roping in Robert Englund (Freddy Krueger) plus a couple of executives along with smarty-pants director Wes Craven to dish the trivia and anecdotes.

Secrets revealed: Johnny Depp was discovered while accompanying a friend to an audition.

Feature to skip: “The House that Freddy Built: The Legacy of New Line Horror” is ultimately just a navel-gazing shill for other New Line DVDs.

Trivia: Craven was inspired to write the script after reading an article about several South Asian immigrants who had mysteriously died in their sleep.

If you liked this, try: “Wes Craven’s New Nightmare,” a savvy, postmodern take on the whole franchise that foreshadowed what Craven would soon do with “Scream.”

RATING: 3 PLAYS

‘The Notorious Bettie Page’

HBO, $27.98

Who’s in it: Gretchen Mol, David Strathairn, Lili Taylor

Recap: The legendary/infamous cult pin-up gal is given the biopic treatment, with strong results.

Best extra: The commentary with Mol, writer/director Mary Harron and writer Guinevere Turner is intelligent and candid. It underscores how well researched the film’s depiction of the repressed ’50s is.

Secrets revealed: “Presenting Bettie Page” is a short clip of the real Page that shows how well the filmmakers captured her laid-back, girl-next-door-gone-bad appeal.

Feature to skip: The “inside look” is, as usual, there to sell a film that, if you’re checking the DVD’s special features, one assumes you’re already interested in seeing.

Trivia: Bettie Page is still alive but very reclusive.

If you liked this, try: “The Bettie Page Collection,” a triple-disc set of Page-related stuff, including several (written) commentaries from the shy calendar girl herself.

RATING: 2 PLAYS

BEST OF THE REST

– “Dracula: 75th Anniversary Edition” (Universal, $26.98)

– “Frankenstein: 75th Anniversary Edition” (Universal, $26.98)

– “Depeche Mode: Touring the Angel–Live in Milan” (Reprise, $19.98)

COMING SOON

IN STORES NEXT WEEK

– “Scrubs–The Complete Fourth Season”

– “Click”

– “A Prairie Home Companion”

– “The Mostly Unfabulous Social Life of Ethan Green”

– “Art School Confidential”