Ridley Scott is bringing Peter Heller’s acclaimed novel to life, and it’s landing on home video soon.

“The Dog Stars” follows Hig, a young pilot played by Jacob Elordi, who’s built a bare-bones existence with military survivalist Bangley (Josh Brolin) in a world that’s been ravaged beyond recognition. Their isolated setup works until a mysterious radio transmission disrupts everything, pulling Hig into the unknown in search of whatever humanity might still be out there.

The film hits premium digital platforms on October 27, including Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. Then on December 1, it arrives on 4K Ultra HD and DVD with HDR, expanded color, and immersive audio.

The cast is stacked. Alongside Elordi and Brolin, you’ve got Margaret Qualley, Guy Pearce, Allison Janney, and Benedict Wong. The home release also includes a making-of featurette and seven deleted scenes.

Polygon’s Jake Kleinman called it “a post-apocalyptic odyssey like no other,” praising the cinematography and score. For indie creators and fans of character-driven sci-fi, this is one to watch. Scott’s vision paired with a strong ensemble could mean a fresh take on a genre that’s been done to death.