Shout/Scream Factory dvds/Blu-rays

[zombiehorror]

Anyone check out any of their releases?!  I was in Target this evening and just had to pick up their new release of Halloween II!!


It is everything that Universal's anniversary disc (released just last September) should have been; Two discs, one of which is the tv edit and a new documentary on the making of Halloween II!  You can also get Halloween III at Target as well and it to contains a bonus documentary.


As far as I know these are the only two discs from Shout/Scream Factory that you can get at Target but they have plenty more cool horror titles to select from!

http://shoutfactory.com/

Horror page http://shoutfactory.com/?q=taxonomy/term/48

[Moe]

I'll have to stop tomorrow and pick up the Blu-rays.

[general gruesome]

wow! I need to get these as well

[josezombiekillr]

I went out and picked up both of these the day I saw this post. They are well worth the money if you love the Halloween series. These were the only 2 movies in my Halloween collection that did not have any special features. The tv version of II is a nice companion piece to the tv version of the original Halloween.  Now we just need this kind of special edition for the original Fright Night and Fright Night 2 (I don't even have Fright Night 2 on DVD).

[Count_Zirock]

I regularly get Shout! Factory's "Mystery Science Theater 3000" sets. Especially the ones that came with figurines of the 'bots!

[josezombiekillr]

I regularly get Shout! Factory's "Mystery Science Theater 3000" sets. Especially the ones that came with figurines of the 'bots!

same here. I lovethe bonus features.

[marsattacks666]

I picked up Halloween III. Great price, and load with features. Worth the
purchase.

[Count_Zirock]

Scream Factory just released John Carpenter's "They Live!" on DVD & BRD. Upcoming titles include "The Vampire Lovers," "The Town That Dreaded Sundown," "The Incredible Melting Man," and "H.P. Lovecraft's From Beyond."

[general gruesome]

Scream Factory just released John Carpenter's "They Live!" on DVD & BRD. Upcoming titles include "The Vampire Lovers," "The Town That Dreaded Sundown," "The Incredible Melting Man," and "H.P. Lovecraft's From Beyond."

I can't wait for The Town That Dreaded Sundown

[RedKing]

Sweet! I have to get They Live-I love that flick!! The other titles are must-haves as well. I already have the old Midnite Movies double feature disc with Vampire Lovers with a commentary by Ingrid, so I will have to see what the new release has before I double dip. Shout is also releasing the complete series of Ultraseven later this month. Ultraseven was the third and most fans say best Ultraseries. Supervised by the great Eiji tsuburaya, Ultraseven was more than giant hero vs giant monsters, it is a well written serious sci-fi series with more depth of character than usual for kaiju oriented shows. the series is subtitled(there are actually 2 different english dubs, but both are lost) and should look great-it is the same restroed prints Tsuburaya Productions released in japan. the only disappointment is they have not included the infamous banned episode 12. This episode featured a race of aliens that needed to consume blood to replentish their weakend bodies because their planet had a devasting nuclear war. Depicting radiationj survibors as blood sucking monsters did not go over well in Japan and tsuburaya Productions pulled the episode from circulation and it is basically never discussed much less seen. poor quality boots of it show up on youtube, and it was dubbed and included in the second english language version of the show that ran on TNT back in the 90s.

[zombiehorror]

More soon to be released titles from them~

•THE FOG (1980): John Carpenter's seaside ghostly revenge flick with Adrienne Barbeau and Jamie Lee Curtis. New extras are in the works! First time on Blu-ray.
•THE BURNING (1981): Summer Camp. Garden shears. Tom Savini effects. Need we say more? First time on Blu-ray
•THE HOWLING (1981): Joe Dante's ultimate werewolf pic with superb Rob Bottin effects. First time on Blu-ray.
•LIFEFORCE (1985): Tobe Hooper's space vampires and light-show extravaganza finally gets its first ever anamorphic widescreen presentation! First time on Blu-ray.
•NIGHT OF THE COMET (1984): Shopping and zombies highlight this post-Doomsday cult classic. First time on Blu-ray.
•DAY OF THE DEAD (1985): George Romero's splattery undead classic gets a new collector's edition with new extras

I just picked up Halloween III; They had 3 copies left at a local Target and I figured I'd better quit farting around and pick it up before they disappeared!  Of the above titles, really looking forward to The Burning and Lifeforce!!!

[Count_Zirock]

Still no release date for "The Town That Dreaded Sundown."

[marsattacks666]

Great titles. Shout/ Scream factory is awesome.

[Count_Zirock]

Great titles. Shout/ Scream factory is awesome.

I'm eagerly awaiting Shout! Factory's next MST3K Collection, Vol. XXV, on Dec. 4th.

[Rich]

I am interested in the Halloween II & III Blu-rays, but I do not want to pay over $20 for them. I am waiting for price drops.