Home Entertainment's Dune (2021) topped both the Blu-ray-only and overall packaged media charts, and with assistance from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment's Halloween Kills, which debuted in second place . At the hospital, he babbles and clutches the year's most popular Halloween costume, an eerie pumpkin mask. glimpses, quick shots at angle, that show an aged man, his face revealing the weathering of time, outlined by a white beard. The Stephen King adaptation, which spawned a small franchise of direct-to-video sequels and reboots, comes equipped with Dolby Vision and a new 2160p transfer scanned directly from the 35mm camera negative, and the results are actually rather disappointing.

While it is possible to reduce this somewhat by playing around with your picture settings, I felt it came at the expense of the overall picture quality. Back in Haddonfield: Making Halloween – Ridiculously short 6 minute feature on this new interpretation of the original film, covers characters new and old, and updating for a new audience.On a black and unholy Halloween night years ago, little Michael Myers brutally slaughtered his sister in cold bold. track provides the usual surround sound experience, and new for this release and included on the Blu-ray disc as well is a Dolby Atmos 7. The climax inside the house can grey a little, which is unfortunate, but it’s not much to worry about as the claustrophobic nature is not lost. Overall, this new 4K scan is excellent with a great level of detail, but it is not an overwhelmingly noticeable improvement from Lionsgate’s previous release.

Arguably the best Dario Argento film, Deep Red has enjoyed continued critical acclaim owing to its complex story, strong writing, gorgeous use of violence (as befitting the giallo genre), and inventive camera work. Halloween: Unmasked is Mark Cerulli’s 2000 documentary about the film with most of the main cast and crew, narrated by Dee Snider.The native 4K picture is awash with detail; skin texture and clothing weave are obvious enhancements, but so too are domestic coverings (wall paper, carpets, plants, the on light of the TV etc.