New Blu-ray/DVD Releases

[Monsters For Sale]

Graveyard Shift, 1990 - BLU-Ray - Scream Factory - Scheduled Release Date:  July 21, 2020

Too early for Extras.

[Monsters For Sale]

War of the Colossal Beast, 1958 - BLU-Ray - Scream Factory - Scheduled Release Date:  July 21, 2010

Too early for extras.

[Monsters For Sale]

Tenant, The, 1976 - BLU-Ray - Scream Factory - Scheduled Release Date:  July 28, 2020

Roman Polanski's creepy tale of possession.


Too early for extras.

[Monsters For Sale]

Tattoo, 1981 - BLU-Ray - Scream Factory - Scheduled Release Date:  July 14, 2020

Bruce Dern and Maud Adams.


A tattoo artist becomes obsessed with what he thinks is the perfect "canvas" for his artistry.

A twisted tale that has been unavailable for a long time.  Didn't think it would ever get released again during this era of the "me too" movement.  (Bet this one draws a few critical protests.)


Too early for extras.

[Mord]

War of the Colossal Beast, 1958 - BLU-Ray - Scream Factory - Scheduled Release Date:  July 21, 2010

Too early for extras.

That's the ticket! Love it when he attacks Vegas.

[Memphremagog]

Coming July 14 from SCREAM FACTORY:




Extras in progress.

[Mike Scott]

Coming July 14 from SCREAM FACTORY:

I hope they get the AR right, this time! The IMDb says the original AR was 1.66:1. The one in the Universal 8 movie BD set says 1.78:1 and the R2 BD says 1.85:1.

[Monsters For Sale]

I hope they get the AR right, this time! The IMDb says the original AR was 1.66:1. The one in the Universal 8 movie BD set says 1.78:1 and the R2 BD says 1.85:1. 

Scream is listing it as "Various".  Looks like there will be more than one choice - doesn't say what they are, yet.

[Mike Scott]

Scream is listing it as "Various".

Why would you need more than the correct one?

[Monsters For Sale]

Why would you need more than the correct one? 

Probably because the theaters used more than one.  Like the Universal Sci-fi movies that were shown in both 1.85:1 and 2.00:1 when they were initially released.

I'm guessing the 1.66 British format was shown in American theaters with a 1.85 mask.

[Mike Scott]

Probably because the theaters used more than one.

I'm just talking about DVDs, though. Use the AR that the filmmakers wanted it to be shown at. I know, people get all upset if they have to look at black bars. OMG, just shoot me if I have to look at a black bar!

[Memphremagog]

I'm just talking about DVDs, though. Use the AR that the filmmakers wanted it to be shown at. I know, people get all upset if they have to look at black bars. OMG, just shoot me if I have to look at a black bar!

SHOUT says that they are working with a new transfer of the film.

[Monsters For Sale]

Cannibal Apocalypse, 1980 - BLU-Ray - Kino Lorber - Scheduled Release Date:  March 17, 2020

John Saxon, Tony King and Elizabeth Turner.

Three Vietnam vets return to America only to live an even more horrifying existence.


     Special Features:

          -BRAND NEW 4K RESTORATION
          -NEW Audio Commentary by Film Historian Tim Lucas
          -CANNIBAL APOCALYPSE REDUX: Documentary Featuring John Saxon, John Morghen (Giovanni Lombardo Radice) and director Antonio Margheriti
          -CANNIBAL KING: NEW Interview with Actor Tony King
          -APOCALYPSE IN THE STREETS: A Video Tour of Filming Locations
          -European Theatrical Trailer
          -Japanese Teaser
          -Alternate U.S. Opening Sequence
          -Optional English Subtitles
          -Dual-Layered BD50 Disc


This little Italian jewel opened in 9 other countries before reaching the U.S.  Was heavily censored in many of those countries - And has at least 25 AKA titles (7 of them in Germany alone).

[Monsters For Sale]

Invisible Man, The, 2020 - BLU-Ray, Universal - Scheduled Release Date - May 26, 2020

       Also available in 4K.


It's The Invisible Man;  it's Universal; it's in color; it's in stereo!  But..., it doesn't have Claude Rains.

I know some of you weren't thrilled by this movie.  But, if you weren't looking for an updated re-telling of the 1933 classic, would you still think it was a stinker?  What if it were made by Warner Bros. and peddled as a straight thriller with touches of sci-fi elements?  Would you still dislike it?


     Special features

     -Includes Blu-ray, DVD and a digital copy of The Invisible Man (2020) (Subject to expiration. Go to NBCUCodes.com for details.)
     -Deleted Scenes
     -Moss Manifested
     -Director's Journey with Leigh Whannell
     -The Players
     -Timeless Terror
     -Feature Commentary with Writer/Director Leigh Whannell



I'm glad it's out on BLU-Ray.  I don't go to theaters - haven't in many years.

[geezer butler]

I dig the new IM and will grab that blue-ray fo' shizzle