Halloween Complete Collection [Blu-ray] [US Import]

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movie is built on Carpenter's foundation but that finds its own voice with an edgy, unnerving, and dangerous cadence, highlighted by a scene in which The Legacy of Halloween (1080p, 4:25): Jamie Lee Curtis, John Carpenter, David Gordon Green, and Jason Blum sit down for a Currently Halloween II has been my favorite sequel in the original canon. There’s a lot to love about this sequel. From the synth score to a some memorable kills. I also think the way they shoot a lot of the hospital sequences. Its a spooky looking film. Yes, there’s much more far fetched and over the top moments than the original, but its an extension of it taking it further. While the kills are more violent and graphic than the first, they are actually done with purpose and make the violence hurt and count. franchise in "The Curse of Michael Myers," joining the reshoots on the feature. Mask issues are identified, with Tunnicliffe tasked with fixing issues

Surround Sound Presentation: Ambiance and score is pretty much the limits of the rear speakers. There’s some good volume and placement in the front three speakers. The Producer’s Cut, on the other hand, is filled to the brim with extra content. On this disc, you’ll get a terrific audio commentary by Daniel Farrands and Alan Howarth, a veritable treasure trove of featurettes totaling around an hour in all (including “Acting Scared: A Look at the Film’s Cast”, “The Shape of Things”, “Haddonfield’s Horrors”, “A Cursed Curse”, and “Full Circle”), seven minutes worth of alternate and deleted scenes that don’t appear in EITHER cut of the film, archival interviews, nearly a half-hour of additional behind-the-scenes footage, an interview with Danielle Harris entitled “Jamie’s Story”, a tribute to Donald Pleasance, the film’s original teaser trailer and an electronic press kit.s Halloween H20: 20 Years Later benefits from Scream Queen Jamie Lee Curtis return to the franchise and a fresh start to its storyline. Now the heavily medicated headmistress of a private school, Laurie Strode (Curtis) lives a quiet life and is extremely over-protective of her son (Josh Hartnett). Hiding away with his girlfriend (Michelle Williams) and their friends, a fun weekend becomes a night of terror as Michael shows up to stalk the teenagers and face-off against Laurie once and for all.

Vintage Interviews And Behind The Scenes Footage (HD, 45:36) –EPK interviews and a lot of behind the scenes footage.Scenes With John Ottman’s Original Score (HD, 24:03) –6 scenes with no dialogue or sound, set to John Ottman’s original discarded score.

a DTV title for Dimension Films. The addition of Curtis magically turned the movie into a horror event, requiring some rewriting to make it work. Audio Commentaries— First is with Danielle Harris (Jamie) and Jeffrey Landham (Billy) chatting with director Dominique Othenin-Girard while the second has author Justin Beahm interviewing actor Don Shanks, who played Michael Myers. The Deluxe Edition of the Halloween set features added the TV Cut of Halloween II – which features added footage not seen in the theatrical cut. Jamie's Story" (7:25, HD) is an interview with Danielle Harris, who discusses her efforts to become emancipated to workPlot: What’s it about? Video: How’s it look? Audio: How’s it sound? Supplements: What are the extras? Plot: What’s it about? concerning the central horror visual, and the interviewee highlights his own performance as Michael Myers, filling in at times. Production This disc contains the same extras as the 2007 blu-ray, reviewed here: http://blurayauthorty.wpengine.com/blu-ray/halloween-blu-ray/ Note: Anchor Bay was unable to secure the rights for a re-release of the discussion panel featurette which was included on the previous release, hence it does not appear on this new edition. Otherwise, the film presentation and extras content is identical. NEW “The Shape Of Things” – A Look At Michael Myers’ Murders And Mayhem With Special Make-Up Effects Artists John Carl Buechler And Brad Hardin And Actor George P. Wilbur (Michael Myers)

the well worn gates outside of Strode's property, the natural leaves and woods around her rural escape, and the weathered home exteriors and warmer

Noise/Artifacts: Heavy grain is present, providing a rougher appearance. As I said, I have an appreciation for this image that many people will not. Both Halloween II and Halloween III: Season of the Witch are identical to the previous Scream Factory releases. white facial hair, seen at angle, briefly, here and there. Such scenes demand the utmost clarity to absorb the rapid-fire glimpses and the Blu-ray is