Graveyard Shift (1990) - July 28, 2020

[Akijama]

https://www.shoutfactory.com/product...roduct_id=7401

[DukeTogo84]

Scream Factory, you rock. They really are releasing most of Paramount's horror library that never had Blu-ray's here.

[Filmmaker]

'bout muthaeffin' time!!!!

[Caution_Zombies]

In in

[darkness2918]

I’ll be getting this one

[ol_Dut]

Long overdue! I'm in!

[trentdiesel]

Pumped

[Member-222782]

I have a German Mediabook with decent PQ but I'm definitely getting this. Love this movie.

[starsteam]

Here's hoping for Dead Zone in August. I wonder if it would be a good choice to go after the King movies released by Olive now.

[NeMo_ET]

I'll be getting this one for sure

[hungrywives]

Yes! I have always suspected, but have found no proof of whatsoever, that Quentin Tarantino did a dialogue polish on this, at least the Brad Dourif scenes which seem to have been added in re-shoots as his character only interacts with Warwick and Hall and has no bearing on the main story. Credited screenwriter John Esposito was one of the producers who hired Tarantino to write From Dusk Till Dawn so he had at least some minor acquaintance on the Graveyard Shift production. Plus much of Dourif's dialogue just sounds like his writing such as the Vietnam monologue and especially the Bruce Dern line which Stephen King actually loved according to an old Fangoria interview, this was before he saw the finished film. Maybe the special features on this, if there are any, will prove that my theory is correct or that I'm just dumb.

[DenOfEarth]

About time!

I enjoyed this one since i saw it in theaters as a kid and now to get rid of my old DVD.

[Luke Dodge748]

Oh my god, I got both titles from Scream I asked for... Tales from the Darkside and Graveyard Shift. And we got Silver Bullet last year! Great job, SF. I'm kinda happy for once.

[meremortal]

Always nice to have more Stephen King on blu.

[Luke Dodge748]

Originally Posted by hungrywives

Yes! I have always suspected, but have found no proof of whatsoever, that Quentin Tarantino did a dialogue polish on this, at least the Brad Dourif scenes which seem to have been added in re-shoots as his character only interacts with Warwick and Hall and has no bearing on the main story. Credited screenwriter John Esposito was one of the producers who hired Tarantino to write From Dusk Till Dawn so he had at least some minor acquaintance on the Graveyard Shift production. Plus much of Dourif's dialogue just sounds like his writing such as the Vietnam monologue and especially the Bruce Dern line which Stephen King actually loved according to an old Fangoria interview, this was before he saw the finished film. Maybe the special features on this, if there are any, will prove that my theory is correct or that I'm just dumb.

Nice insight. And your avatar just gave me cold chills. Three Men and a Baby right? I remember back in the 80s this story, and my mom searching for the "ghost" and how frightened I was...

[bsend]

Loved the book. Haven't seen the movie yet. I remember the VHS cover quite well though.

[Zillamon51]

I've always really liked this one. I saw it in theater when it came out! Glad to see it's coming to Blu. I'd even spring for a collector's edition of this one.

[agenda]

Originally Posted by Cinema84

I have a German Mediabook with decent PQ

The very reason why I don't double dip.

[Dragon78]

I have never seen this one, is it any good?

[Jay H.]

Originally Posted by Dragon78

I have never seen this one, is it any good?

Good makeup effects, and that's about it.