Little Hollywood's 2027 Catalog Just Made Shelf Planning a Whole Lot Easier

Editorial Team · 2026-10-29

When you run a specialist shop, the hardest part of buying isn't the buying itself. It's the deciding. You stand there wondering what your regulars will actually reach for, which studio deserves more shelf space, and where a fresh bundle might pull in someone new. Little Hollywood seems to get that. The Kornwestheim-based wholesaler just paired the launch of its revamped trade shop with its 2027 catalog, and the whole thing is built around that exact moment of browsing, comparing, and second-guessing. ### The Numbers Behind the Catalog The 2027 edition runs 177 pages and packs in 174 bundles covering 1,928 different titles. Most releases date from 2026, with a handful of studios represented by 2025 titles. All told, the bundles pull from 91 studios. Each bundle holds between five and 15 titles, sorted by studio and genre. That structure matters more than it sounds. If you want to lean into one brand or give a specific genre more room, there's a ready-made starting point waiting for you. - Bang Bros - Blacked - Evil Empire - Girlfriends Films - Tushy - And dozens more The real appeal here is that someone's already done the pre-selection. You're not piecing together a dozen individual releases just to test whether a category works in your store. ### Pricing That Leaves Room to Move Here's where it gets interesting for anyone watching margins. A large share of the catalog sits at a promotional price of about $5.40 per title, down from the regular $11.90. That's roughly 55% off compared with buying titles one at a time. That kind of gap gives you options. You might use a bundle to beef up a category that's already selling well, refresh a tired section, or build a short-term promotion around it. Not every store leans the same way, of course. A studio that flies off the shelves in one town might gather dust in another. With 174 bundles to choose from, there's room to shape the buy around your own customers. > "Not every store focuses on the same areas. A studio that is particularly popular in one location may play a smaller role elsewhere." That's the whole logic of the bundle approach in a nutshell. ### A Shop Built for Quick Decisions The new online shop is the other half of the story. Large cover images and a clean layout make it easy to scan what's available. You can browse by studio, search a specific title, or check out the latest additions, with catalog bundles and Blowout offers giving you extra places to start. Access stays reserved for approved trade customers, so the B2B setup carries over into the new storefront. Assortment and trade pricing remain closed to the general public. One small but genuinely useful touch: the shop works on a smartphone. If a customer asks about a title while you're standing at the shelf, you can look it up on the spot instead of disappearing into the back office. ### What This Means for Your Next Order If you've been putting off a refresh, the timing works in your favor. The promotional pricing won't last forever, and the bundle structure gives you a low-risk way to test a new category without overcommitting. Start with the studios you already know sell. Then pick one or two bundles outside your comfort zone and see how they move. That's a far cheaper experiment than ordering individual titles and hoping for the best. The catalog gives you the ideas. The shop lets you act on them. For a specialist retailer, that's a pretty sensible combination.