New Blu-ray/DVD Releases

[Mike Scott]

I think this is a first time BLU-Ray for The Invisible Ray and Black Friday.   The Strange Door came out on BLU-Ray from Scream Factory.

The Invisible Ray and Black Friday were in the first of those 4 film Universal BR sets from Scream Factory, along with The Black Cat and The Raven.

[Monsters For Sale]

The Invisible Ray and Black Friday were in the first of those 4 film Universal BR sets from Scream Factory, along with The Black Cat and The Raven.

My mistake.

[Monsters For Sale]

This announcement from The Digital Bits:


"Universal is expected to announce a new Universal Classic Monsters: Icons of Horror Collection – Volume 2 box set for release on 4K Ultra HD on 10/11, which will include four more films in the series. We don't have official confirmation of the specific titles, but we believe them to be The Mummy (1932), Bride of Frankenstein (1935), Phantom of the Opera (1943), and Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954).

Also coming that same day will be long-awaited 4K UHD singles of the four films from the first box set, Dracula (1931), Frankenstein (1931), The Invisible Man (1933), and The Wolf Man (1941). These were previously only released in the US as Best Buy-exclusive Steelbooks."

[marsattacks666]

Well! There GOES my bonus!🤣

[Anton Phibes]

Has anyone heard anything about King Kong 1933 being re-offered on Bluray soon?

[Mike Scott]

Has anyone heard anything about King Kong 1933 being re-offered on Bluray soon?

Warner Archive 9/20.

https://www.amazon.com/King-Kong-blu-ray-Robert-Armstrong/dp/B0B7CJC7QS/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1CFG0TX8T19E0&keywords=king+kong+1933+blu+ray&qid=1659032119&sprefix=KING+KONG+%281933%29%2Caps%2C511&sr=8-1

[Anton Phibes]

Awesome! I missed it first time out!

[marsattacks666]

Ordered! Thanks Mike for the Amazon info.

[Monsters For Sale]

Werewolf of Washington, The, 1973 - BLU-Ray - Kino Lorber - Scheduled Release Date:  October 18, 2022


Special Features

   -  Director's cut (2021, 74 Min.)
   -  2K Restoration of the original theatrical version (89 Min.)
   -  Interview with Milton Moses Ginsberg, by Jacob Perlin (8 Min.)
   -  A critical discussion with Simon Abrams and Sheila O'Malley (19 Min.)
   -  Theatrical trailer
   -  TV Spot


The theatrical version of this little stinker is 90 min.  Getting the Director's Cut of 74 min. should be worth the upgrade.

[Lazarus]

What a cover!

[Memphremagog]

Coming from Kino Lorber November 22:



2K restoration

Commentary from Kim Newman and Stephen Jones
Trailer, slipcase cover with reversible art
Optional subtitles

[marsattacks666]

That cover looks awesome

[Memphremagog]

That cover looks awesome

It's a reproduction of the Italian poster, however, the artwork is showing Christopher Lee as Dracula!

[MikeSTZillak]

Not only is Grindhouse Releasing is going to give The Beyond a 4K release with a new "composer's cut" from Fabio Frizzi, Cauldron Films will also be releasing City Of The Living Dead on 4K:



Lucio Fulci's Gates Of Hell trilogy will now have a complete 4K release.

[marsattacks666]

Not only is Grindhouse Releasing is going to give The Beyond a 4K release with a new "composer's cut" from Fabio Frizzi, Cauldron Films will also be releasing City Of The Living Dead on 4K:



Lucio Fulci's Gates Of Hell trilogy will now have a complete 4K release.

Finally!