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The Halloween 4K Collection (1995-2002) Reveals More Bonus Features

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Scream Factory’s upcoming Halloween 4K (1995-2002) set contains Halloween Ressurection, Halloween H20 and Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers. It also comes with a heck load of features. The later half of the Halloween franchise began to bring in big ideas like The Cult of Thorn. A guy running around in a black trench coat attempted to give Myers a background that explained away his supernatural abilities but never really finished up the direction it was going.

That’s okay though because we received Halloween H20 instead. This one saw Myers come face to face with Micheal Myers once again in a fight to the death. Plus, H20 really did manage to bring some good acting and an involving narratives. I still hold that Halloween H20 is one of the franchise’s best entries.

The Halloween box set arrives October 4.

In order to place your order for the Scream Factory Halloween set head over to THIS LINK.

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HALLOWEEN: THE CURSE OF MICHAEL MYERS

DISC 1 – (4K UHD – Theatrical Cut)

1.     In Dolby Vision (HDR Compatible)

2.     NEW 2022 4K scan from the original camera negative

3.     NEW Audio Commentary with screenwriter Daniel Farrands and actresse Marianne Hagan, moderated by Filmmaker Michael Perez

DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, 2.0

DISC 2 – (4K UHD – Producers Cut)

1.     In Dolby Vision (HDR Compatible)

2.     NEW 2022 4K scan from the original camera negative

3.     Audio Commentary with Screenwriter Daniel Farrands and composer Alan Howarth

DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, 2.0 

DISC 3 – (Blu-ray – Theatrical Cut)

1.     NEW 2022 4K scan from the original camera negative

2.     NEW Audio Commentary with screenwriter Daniel Farrands and actresse Marianne Hagan, moderated by Filmmaker Michael Perez

3.     Theatrical Trailer

4.     TV Spots

5.     Still Gallery

6.     Electronic Press Kit

DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, 2.0

DISC 4 – (Blu-ray – Producer’s Cut)

1.     NEW 2022 4K scan from the original camera negative

2.     Audio Commentary with Screenwriter Daniel Farrands and composer Alan Howarth

3.     Jamie’s Story – an interview with the original “Jamie” actress Danielle Harris

4.     The Cursed “Curse” – An Interview with Producers Malek Akkad and Paul Freeman

5.     Acting ScaredA look at the film’s cast with Actresses Mariah O’Brien and J.C. Brandy

6.     The Shape of Things – A look at Michael Myers’ murders and mayhem with Special Make-Up Effects Artists John Buechler and Brad Hardin and actor George P. Wilbur (Michael Myers)

7.     Haddonfield’s Horrors – The sights of HALLOWEEN 6 with Director of Photography Billy Dickson, Production Designer Brad Ryman and Director of Photography (additional scenes) Thomas Callaway

8.     Full Circle – An Interview with Composer Alan Howarth

9.     Cast and Crew Tribute to Donald Pleasence

10.  Archival interviews and behind-the-scenes footage

11.  Additional Behind the Scenes footage shot by screenwriter Daniel Farrands

12.  Alternate and Deleted scenes (not present in either cut of the film)

13.  Teaser Trailer: HALLOWEEN 666: THE ORIGIN OF MICHAEL MYERS

DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, 2.0

HALLOWEEN: H20

DISC 1 – (4K UHD)

1.     In Dolby Vision (HDR Compatible)

2.     NEW 2022 4K scan from the original camera negative

3.     Audio Commentary with director Steve Miner and actress Jamie Lee Curtis, moderated by Sean Clark

  DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, 2.0

DISC 2 – (Blu-ray)

1.     NEW 2022 4K scan from the original camera negative

2.     Audio Commentary with director Steve Miner and actress Jamie Lee Curtis, moderated by Sean Clark

3.     Blood is Thicker than Water: The Making of HALLOWEEN H20 featuring interviews with producers Malek Akkad and Paul Freeman, writer Robert Zappia, actors Jamie Lee Curtis, Josh Hartnet, Jodi Lyn O’Keefe and more

4.     Scenes with John Ottman’s Original Score

5.     Vintage interviews and Behind-the-Scenes footage

6.     Still Gallery

7.     TV Spot

8.     Theatrical Trailer

 DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, 2.0

HALLOWEEN: RESURRECTION

DISC 1 – (4K UHD)

1.     In Dolby Vision (HDR Compatible)

2.     NEW 2022 4K scan from the original camera negative

3.     Audio Commentary with director Rick Rosenthal and editor Robert A. Ferretti

DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, 2.0

DISC 2 – (Blu-ray)

1.     NEW 2022 4K scan from the original camera negative

2.     NEW Haddonfield North – an interview with production designer Troy Hansen

3.     NEW Sister, Screen Queen Sister – an interview with stunt coordinator and long-time Jamie Lee Curtis stunt double Donna Keegan

4.     NEW Hell Raiser – an interview with special makeup effects coordinator Gary J. Tunnicliffe

5.     NEW The Youngest Shape – an interview with actor Gary Clayton

6.     NEW The Butcher and The Blade – an interview with actor Sean Patrick Thomas

7.     NEW Tales from the Script – an interview with comic book author Stef Hutchinson

8.     Audio Commentary with director Rick Rosenthal and editor Robert A. Ferretti

9.     Deleted Scenes and Alternate Endings

10.  Web Cam Special

11.  Vintage interviews and Behind-the-Scenes footage

12.  Head Cam

13.  Storyboard Analysis

14.  Set Tour

15.  Set Interviews with cast and crew

16.  Still Gallery

17.  Home Video TV Spots

18.  Theatrical Trailer

DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, 2.0

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‘The Carpenter’s Son’: New Horror Film About The Childhood Of Jesus Starring Nicolas Cage

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This is one unexpected and unique horror film that will cause controversy. According to Deadline, a new horror film titled The Carpenter’s Son will be directed by Lotfy Nathan and star Nicolas Cage as the carpenter. It is set to start filming this summer; no official release date has been given. Check out the official synopsis and more about the film below.

Nicolas Cage in Longlegs (2024)

The film’s synopsis states: “The Carpenter’s Son tells the dark story of a family hiding out in Roman Egypt. The son, known only as ‘the Boy’, is driven to doubt by another mysterious child and rebels against his guardian, the Carpenter, revealing inherent powers and a fate beyond his comprehension. As he exercises his own power, the Boy and his family become the target of horrors, natural and divine.”

The movie is directed by Lotfy Nathan. Julie Viez is producing under the Cinenovo banner with Alex Hughes and Riccardo Maddalosso at Spacemaker and Cage on behalf of Saturn Films.  It stars Nicolas Cage as the carpenter, FKA Twigs as the mother, young Noah Jupe as the boy, and Souheila Yacoub in an unknown role.

FKA Twigs in The Crow (2024)

The story is inspired by the apocryphal Infancy Gospel of Thomas which dates to the 2nd century AD and recounts the childhood of Jesus. The author is thought to be Judas Thomas aka “Thomas the Israelite” who wrote these teachings. These teachings are regarded as inauthentic and heretical by Christian Scholars and are not followed in the New Testament.

Noah Jupe in A Quite Place: Part 2 (2020)
Souheila Yacoub in Dune: Part 2 (2024)

This horror film was unexpected and will cause tons of controversy. Are you excited about this new film, and do you think it will do well at the box office? Let us know in the comments below. Also, check out the latest trailer for Longlegs starring Nicolas Cage below.

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PG-13 Rated ‘Tarot’ Underperforms at the Box Office

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Tarot starts off the summer horror box office season with a whimper. Scary movies like these are usually a fall offering so why Sony decided to make Tarot a summer contender is questionable. Since Sony uses Netflix as their VOD platform now maybe people are waiting to stream it for free even though both critic and audience scores were very low, a death sentence to a theatrical release. 

Although it was a fast death — the movie brought in $6.5 million domestically and an additional $3.7 million globally, enough to recoup its budget — word of mouth might have been enough to convince moviegoers to make their popcorn at home for this one. 

Tarot

Another factor in its demise might be its MPAA rating; PG-13. Moderate fans of horror can handle fare that falls under this rating, but hardcore viewers who fuel the box office in this genre, prefer an R. Anything less rarely does well unless James Wan is at the helm or that infrequent occurrence like The Ring. It might be because the PG-13 viewer will wait for streaming while an R generates enough interest to open a weekend.

And let’s not forget that Tarot might just be bad. Nothing offends a horror fan quicker than a shopworn trope unless it’s a new take. But some genre YouTube critics say Tarot suffers from boilerplate syndrome; taking a basic premise and recycling it hoping people won’t notice.

But all is not lost, 2024 has a lot more horror movie offerings coming this summer. In the coming months, we will get Cuckoo (April 8), Longlegs (July 12), A Quiet Place: Part One (June 28), and the new M. Night Shyamalan thriller Trap (August 9).

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‘Abigail’ Dances Her Way To Digital This Week

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Abigail is sinking her teeth into digital rental this week. Starting on May 7, you can own this, the latest movie from Radio Silence. Directors Bettinelli-Olpin & Tyler Gillet elevate the vampire genre challenging expectations at every blood-stained corner.

The film stars Melissa Barrera (Scream VIIn The Heights), Kathryn Newton (Ant-Man and the Wasp: QuantumaniaFreakyLisa Frankenstein), and Alisha Weir as the titular character.

The film currently sits at number nine at the domestic box office and has an audience score of 85%. Many have compared the film thematically to Radio Silence’s 2019 home invasion movie Ready or Not: A heist team is hired by a mysterious fixer to kidnap the daughter of a powerful underworld figure. They must guard the 12-year-old ballerina for one night to net a $50 million ransom. As the captors start to dwindle one by one, they discover to their mounting terror that they’re locked inside an isolated mansion with no ordinary little girl.”

Radio Silence is said to be switching gears from horror to comedy in their next project. Deadline reports that the team will be helming an Andy Samberg comedy about robots.

Abigail will be available to rent or own on digital starting May 7.

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