'August,' 'Chaos' among new DVDs

The following DVDs will be released Tuesday, unless otherwise specified:


"August" (First Look, $14.98) — Direct-to-DVD drama starring Josh Hartnett as a dot-com entrepreneur.

R (profanity, sex)

"The Chaos Experiment" (Genius, $19.95) — Direct-to-DVD thriller starring Val Kilmer and Eric Roberts.

R (violence, profanity, brief nudity)

"Delgo" (Fox, $22.98) — ★1/2 — This shoddy-looking animated fantasy sat on the studio shelves for quite a while.

PG (violence, vulgarity, brief drugs, slurs)

"Fragments" (Sony, $24.96) — Multicharacter dramatic thriller starring Kate Beckinsale, Dakota Fanning and Forest Whitaker. R (violence, sex, profanity)

"Labor Pains" (First Look, $28.98) — Comedy starring Lindsay Lohan as a woman who fakes a pregnancy to keep her job.

PG-13 (sex, profanity)

"Mutant Chronicles" (Magnolia, $26.98) — Science-fiction thriller starring Thomas Jane, Louis Gossett Jr. and John Malkovich.

R (violence, gore, profanity)

"The Mysteries of Pittsburgh" (Peace Arch, $29.99) — Adaptation of the Michael Chabon novel, starring Jon Foster and Sienna Miller.

R (sex, nudity, profanity)

"Natures' Grave" (Screen Media, $24.98) — Horror-thriller about a couple who learn not to mess with nature. Jim Caviezel stars.

R (profanity, violence, brief sex)

"Obsessed" (Sony, $28.96) — ★ — This domestic thriller feels like something from about 1984. Beyonce Knowles stars. PG-13 (sex, profanity, vulgarity, violence) — Roger Moore, The Orlando Sentinel

"Race to Witch Mountain" (Disney, $29.99) — ★★1/2 — While it's not classic sci-fi, this remake is fun. Dwayne Johnson stars.

Special features: Two-disc edition ($39.99) includes footage cut from theatrical release, behind-the-scenes minidocumentaries and digital copy of the movie for home-electronics devices.

PG (violence, brief drugs, slurs)

"Shadowheart" (Anchor Bay, $26.97) — Western revenge tale starring Daniel Baldwin and Justin Ament.

PG-13 (violence)

"The Soloist" (Paramount, $29.98) — ★★★ — Robert Downey Jr. and Jamie Foxx's performances make up for this drama's occasional missteps.