New Blu-ray/DVD Releases

[Monsters For Sale]

Fiends and the Flesh, The, 1960 - BLU-Ray - Kino Lorber - Scheduled Release Date:  July 7, 2020

Peter Cushing, George Rose and Donald Pleasence.


Retelling of the madcap adventures of those rapscallions Burke and Hare.


     Special Features:

        -  Brand New 2K Master of original 95 min. UK cut *
        -  NEW Audio Commentary by Film Historian Tim Lucas
        -  Includes alternate 74 min U.S. cut THE FIENDISH GHOULS (aka MANIA)
        -  Trailers
        -  Dual-Layered BD50 Disc
        -  Optional English Subtitles

* NOTE: Amazon lists this as the "95 min.UK version", while imdb says the UK edited version was 93 min. and the uncut Continental version ran 94 min. and contained more boobage.  (Can't image what all was cut from the U.S. version that would total 21 mins.)

[Memphremagog]

Coming from SHOUT on Aug.25:



Extras in progress to be named later

[Memphremagog]

Coming from SHOUT on Aug.11:



Extras to be announced later

[Mike Scott]

Coming from SHOUT on Aug.25:

Looks like that finishes the Universal genre movies from the '50s. Still a few left from the '30s and '40s, but we're not likely to get those, because they've never been released on home video.

[Memphremagog]

Looks like that finishes the Universal genre movies from the '50s. Still a few left from the '30s and '40s, but we're not likely to get those, because they've never been released on home video.

Mystery Of Edwin Drood, Secret Of the Blue Room and Mystery Of Marie Roget have all been released on video previously..

[Mike Scott]

Mystery Of Edwin Drood, Secret Of the Blue Room and Mystery Of Marie Roget have all been released on video previously..

DVD- R "Vault" releases.

[Mike Scott]

OK, Universal! You're almost there! Let's bring it on home!

BLUE ROOM COLLECTION:
Secret of the Blue Room (1933) DVD-R
The Missing Guest (1938)
Murder in the Blue Room (1944)
+ The House of Fear (1939)

MORE MYSTERIES:
Mystery of Edwin Drood (1935) DVD-R
The Mystery of Marie Roget (1942) DVD-R
The Spider Woman Strikes Back (1946)
The Cat Creeps (1946)

PARAMOUNT COLLECTION:
Murder by the Clock (1931)
Among the Living (1941)
The Mad Doctor (1941)
The Man in Half Moon Street (1945)

[Mord]

Coming from SHOUT on Aug.25:



Extras in progress to be named later

Just saw this. Cult of the Cobra is worth the price of admission.

[Memphremagog]

Just saw this. Cult of the Cobra is worth the price of admission.

And Shadow Of the Cat as well! Love me some Barbara Shelley!!

[Mike Scott]

And Shadow Of the Cat as well!

I hate to see them put Hammer films in a "Universal Horror Collection", when there are still more Universal movies to release. At least they own the Paramount titles. The Hammers they just have the NA distribution rights for.

[cushing]

I received a shipping notice yesterday from Shout Factory for EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN. It likely will not move until sometime next week. Anyway, I am looking forward to this release and can't wait to look closer at something...something of somethings I sent for the release.

[Monsters For Sale]

Universal Horror Collection - Vol. 5 - BLU-Ray - Scream Factory - Scheduled Release Date:  June, 16, 2020 

Release date has been moved to June 16th.

     Bonus Features

             DISC ONE: THE MONSTER AND THE GIRL
                  NEW 2K Scan Of A Fine Grain Film Element
                  NEW Audio Commentary With Film Historians Tom Weaver And Steve Kronenberg
 
            DISC TWO: CAPTIVE WILD WOMAN
                 NEW Audio Commentary With Film Historian/Author Tom Weaver
                 Theatrical Trailer
                 Still Gallery

           DISC THREE: JUNGLE WOMAN
                NEW 2K Scan Of A Fine Grain Film Element
                NEW Audio Commentary With Film Historian Gregory William Mank
                Still Gallery

          DISC FOUR: THE JUNGLE CAPTIVE
               NEW 2K Scan Of A Fine Grain Film Element
               NEW Audio Commentary By Film Historian Scott Gallinghouse
               Theatrical Trailer

[Memphremagog]

Looks like that finishes the Universal genre movies from the '50s. Still a few left from the '30s and '40s, but we're not likely to get those, because they've never been released on home video.

Still no INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN on Blu as yet..

[Mike Scott]

Still no INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN on Blu as yet..

Oh yeah! What's the deal?

[Monsters For Sale]

Oh yeah! What's the deal? 

No one can find him.  Remember?  At the end of the film he shrank into infinity.