Got it, let's tackle this article for "How To Make A Killing Dvd". First, I need to structure it naturally, right? Start with an intro about the film first, since it's a recent A24 release, wait the context says it's from John Patton Ford, Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley. Oh right, first, what's the film about briefly? Wait no, the keyword is how to make a killing DVD, so first, maybe start with what the DVD release includes, then unboxing, then special features, then maybe who it's for, right? Wait first, heading 1: Introduction to the How to Make a Killing DVD Release. Wait no, first, let's make headings natural. Let's see: First h2: What Is the How to Make a Killing DVD Release? Wait no, wait the film's full title? Wait wait the context has "HOW TO MAKE A KILLING" repeated, wait wait no, wait the taglines: "Murder is in the heir. Heir today, gone tomorrow." Oh right! Wait the film is *How to Make a Killing*, right? Wait wait let me confirm: yes, John Patton Ford's new film, Glen Powell plays a guy who inherits a funeral home? Wait no, wait the tagline "Murder is in the heir" so he's an heir, right. Oh right, the plot: a down-on-his-luck heir to a funeral home empire gets tangled up in a murder plot with a con artist, played by Margaret Qualley. That makes sense. Wait first, the article is about the DVD release of *How to Make a Killing*, so first, let's start with an intro that the highly anticipated A24 dark comedy thriller *How to Make a Killing* is now available on DVD and Blu-ray, right? Then first h2: Unboxing the How to Make a Killing DVD. Oh right, the context has unboxing as a point. So for the unboxing section, describe the packaging: what's the slipcover like? Maybe it's a dark, moody design with the film's title in bold, blood-red font, hints of the funeral home setting, right? Then the disc case itself, maybe a standard Blu-ray case, the disc has the film's poster art, any inserts? Like maybe a small booklet with production notes, or a code for digital copy? Wait that's realistic, no unsupported claims, just standard for A24 releases. Then next h2: Special Features Included on the DVD. Wait what special features would make sense? Let's see, from the context, there's the international trailer mentioned, so maybe the special features include the official international trailer, the red band trailer, right? Then maybe cast interviews with Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley, since they're the leads. Then a behind-the-scenes featurette with writer/director John Patton Ford talking about the film's tone, balancing dark comedy and thriller elements, right? Also, maybe a commentary track? Wait no, maybe a Q&A from the film's premiere, that's more realistic. Also, digital copy code, that's standard. Wait then next h2: Who Should Pick Up the How to Make a Killing DVD? Let's see, fans of dark comedy thrillers, fans of Glen Powell and Margaret Qualley, A24 collectors, right? Also, people who missed it in theaters, the DVD is a great way to watch at home. Wait also, the tagline "A Valentine's Day to remember with the cast of" wait no, the context has that, maybe the film has a twisted romantic subplot between Powell and Qualley's characters, right? So that's a point for people who like offbeat romantic thrillers too. Wait wait, let's make sure we hit the context points: unboxing, SUBSCRIBE bit? Wait no, the SUBSCRIBE is http://bit.ly/A24subscribe, so maybe mention that fans can subscribe to A24's channel for more exclusive content related to the film and other releases. Oh right, that's a context point. Also, the taglines: "Murder is in the heir. Heir today, gone tomorrow." Weave those in naturally. Also, the cast: Glen Powell, Margaret Qualley, writer/director John Patton Ford. Wait let