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

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that propels him to stalk Laurie Strode, the people closest to her, and those who stand in his way. John Ottman's Score (24:05, HD) provides a collection of "H20" scenes with the composer's deleted music, which is much Halloween proves largely successful in forging its own identity yet crafting a film that is comfortable and familiar. A few key lines erase any Dialogue Reproduction: Crisp, clear and prioritized appropriately according to onscreen conversation. Head Cam" (4:12, HD) spotlights the production's effort to use real video capture technology for "Halloween:

Audio Commentary with Director Dominique Othenin-Girard and Actors Danielle Harris And Jeffrey Landman with the feature speeding to a release, enduring many changes along the way. The success of "H20" is recalled, but production participants also offer Low Frequency Extension: Octavia Spencer’s death in the open goes like a big WHAM, as well as many of the effects and jolt sounds Zombie has put in the mix. It makes the already disturbing deaths a little more disconcerting with the amping of your subwoofer. A Cursed 'Curse'" (9:50, HD) is an interview with associate producer Malek Akkad and producer Paul Freeman, with the The new commentary on the theatrical cut with screenwriter Daniel Farrands, actress Marianne Hagan, and moderator Michael Perez is quite good as it gets into the nitty gritty of the how and why of the film. Farrands primarily drives the commentary with Hagan joining in for emphasis. Perez occasionally interjects with questions and clarification. The animated still gallery contains 87 images of posters, promotional photos, behind-the-scenes photos, and memorabilia. DISC FOUR – THE CURSE OF MICHAEL MYERS – PRODUCER’S CUT (UHD)Clarity/Detail: This is the same transfer (and disc) as Scream Factory’s previous release. As is, I really love this fresh look of Halloween II. It has a sort of “light grindhouse” feel to it. The print has some character, but nothing overbearing. Detail is high and stuff like wood grain and fingerprints are quite visible. You can also make out full texture on Mrs. Elrod’s robe. pretenses that the film will adhere to any lore constructed by any of the movies since 1978, though it does adhere to structural formula quite closely,

Before Jason, before Freddy, before Jigsaw, there was Michael Myers. What producers Moustapha Akkad, Debra Hill and Irwin Yablans, writer/director John Carpenter and stars Jamie Lee Curtis & Donald Pleasence started in 1978 has transformed into one of the most durable, iconic and studied horror film franchises ever created. Over the years, audiences have lived and relived the terrors of Michael Myers through ten feature films, as well as various re-edits and alternate versions. Yet to date, the complete saga of Michael Myers could only be told in pieces, in individual Blu-ray and DVD, with the rights spread across multiple home entertainment studios. a number of lore-building films, standalone sequels, a franchise film in title only, and a pair of reboots. Indeed, the Halloween brand has essentially taken the path ofJamie's Story" (7:25, HD) is an interview with Danielle Harris, who discusses her efforts to become emancipated to work Vintage Interviews And Behind The Scenes Footage (HD, 45:36) –EPK interviews and a lot of behind the scenes footage. Color Reproduction: Colors are a bit muted. Oranges look nice and natural. Nothing really gets vibrant or pops but look accurate. including professional relationships with two actors playing Michael Myers. Keegan also shares slight wistfulness when discussing Curtis, last doubling 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.