A steamy thriller tops the DVD releases for the week of March 17.

"The Housemaid": A young woman with a troubled past takes a new job as a live-in housemaid and finds all is not what it seems. Starring Sydney Sweeney, Amanda Seyfried and Brandon Sklenar, with Paul Feig directing.

"'The Housemaid' is like 'Gaslight' meets 'Jane Eyre,' with a dash of 'Rebecca,' with all the various roles lightly scrambled, and a much sexier, nastier streak than any of those mannered mindbenders," writes Tribune News Service critic Katie Walsh in her review. "Feig stylishly waltzes us through this steamy, twisty mystery with ease, but not necessarily sophistication — this is the kind of frothy entertainment that you can still enjoyably comprehend after a glass or two, which in fact might enhance the experience."

NEW ON DVD MARCH 17

"David": Faith-based animated musical film centered on the biblical hero who successfully took on Goliath.

"Anaconda": The duo of Paul Rudd and Jack Black headline this comedy-focused meta reboot of the “Anaconda” horror franchise, playing buddies who venture to the Amazon rainforest on a passion project — remaking (cough) a certain film from the late 1990s — and run afoul of … well, you know.

"Good Boy": A horror movie told from a dog's perspective in which a man and his faithful companion move to an old farmhouse that might be haunted.

"Is This Thing On?": Will Arnett stars in Bradley Cooper's latest directorial effort as a man navigating a divorce who finds an outlet in stand-up comedy.

"Return to Silent Hill": Live-action film adaptation of the acclaimed psychological survival horror video game "Silent Hill 2."

"We Bury the Dead": "Star Wars" alum Daisy Ridley stars in this zombie drama as a woman desperately seeking her husband in a quarantine zone after a military accident.

"The Choral": Ralph Fiennes plays a talented and demanding musician hired by a small Yorkshire town’s amateur choral society when they lose their chorusmaster to World War I in this historical drama.

"For All Mankind: Season 2": The second season of Apple TV's alternate history of the 1960s space race that imagines what if the Soviets reached the moon first, among other changes.

"Lone Samurai": Japanese action flick in which a 13th-century warrior is marooned on an island and captured by the local tribe.

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