Night Gallery: Season 3 - November 22, 2022

[Bradsdadg]

Night Gallery: Season 3 Blu-ray


https://www.kinolorber.com/product/n...bqSvbNVRigXY40

NIGHT GALLERY: SEASON 3 (1972-1973)
• NEW Audio Commentary for THE RETURN OF THE SORCERER by Novelist/Critic Kim Newman and Writer/Editor Stephen Jones
• UPDATED Audio Commentary for THE RETURN OF THE SORCERER by Night Gallery Authors/Historians Jim Benson and Scott Skelton
• NEW Audio Commentary for THE GIRL WITH THE HUNGRY EYES by Night Gallery Author/Historian Scott Skelton
• NEW Audio Commentary for THE GIRL WITH THE HUNGRY EYES by Author/Historian David J. Schow
• NEW Audio Commentary for RARE OBJECTS by Night Gallery Author/Historian Jim Benson, Featuring Comments by Creator/Writer Rod Serling; Legendary Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro; Actors Mickey Rooney and Raymond Massey; Director Jeannot Szwarc and Night Gallery Artist Tom Wright
• NEW Audio Commentary for RARE OBJECTS by Film Historian Craig Beam
• NEW Audio Commentary for SPECTRE IN TAP-SHOES by Author/Historian Amanda Reyes
• NEW Audio Commentary for YOU CAN COME UP NOW, MRS. MILLIKAN/SMILE, PLEASE by Night Gallery Author/Historian Jim Benson, Featuring Comments by Actors Ozzie Nelson, Lindsay Wagner, Michael Lerner and Roger Davis; Director John Badham and Night Gallery Artist Tom Wright
• NEW Audio Commentary for YOU CAN COME UP NOW, MRS. MILLIKAN/SMILE, PLEASE by Novelist/Critic Tim Lucas
• NEW Audio Commentary for THE OTHER WAY OUT by Night Gallery Author/Historian Scott Skelton
• NEW Audio Commentary for FRIGHT NIGHT by Night Gallery Author/Historian Scott Skelton
• NEW Audio Commentary for FRIGHT NIGHT by Author/Historian Amanda Reyes
• NEW Audio Commentary for FINNEGAN'S FLIGHT by Night Gallery Author/Historian Jim Benson, Featuring Comments by Creator/Writer Rod Serling; Legendary Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro; Actors Burgess Meredith and Cameron Mitchell; Makeup Artist Leonard Engelman; Barry Sullivan's Daughter, Actress Jenny Sullivan and Night Gallery Artist Tom Wright
• NEW Audio Commentary for FINNEGAN'S FLIGHT by Television Music Historian Dr. Reba Wissner
• NEW Audio Commentary for SHE'LL BE COMPANY FOR YOU by Author/Historian Amanda Reyes
• NEW Audio Commentary for SHE'LL BE COMPANY FOR YOU by Film Historian Craig Beam
• NEW Audio Commentary for THE RING WITH THE RED VELVET ROPES by Night Gallery Author/Historian Jim Benson, Featuring Comments by Creator/Writer Rod Serling; Actors Joan Van Ark and Gary Lockwood; Director Jeannot Szwarc; Makeup Artist Leonard Engelman and Night Gallery Artist Tom Wright
• NEW Audio Commentary for THE RING WITH THE RED VELVET ROPES by Television Music Historian Dr. Reba Wissner
• NEW Audio Commentary for SOMETHING IN THE WOODWORK by Night Gallery Author/Historian Scott Skelton
• NEW Audio Commentary for SOMETHING IN THE WOODWORK by Novelist/Critic Kim Newman and Writer/Editor Stephen Jones
• NEW Audio Commentary for DEATH ON A BARGE by Night Gallery Author/Historian Scott Skelton
• NEW Audio Commentary for DEATH ON A BARGE by Novelist/Critic Tim Lucas
• NEW Audio Commentary for WHISPER by Night Gallery Author/Historian Jim Benson, Featuring Legendary Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, Actors Sally Field and Dean Stockwell; Director Jeannot Szwarc; Writer David Rayfiel; Cinematographer Gerald Perry Finnerman; Associate Producer Burt Astor and Night GalleryArtist Tom Wright
• NEW Audio Commentary for THE DOLL OF DEATH by Novelist/Critic Kim Newman and Writer/Editor Stephen Jones
• NEW Audio Commentary for HATRED UNTO DEATH/HOW TO CURE THE COMMON VAMPIRE by Screenwriter/Historian Gary Gerani
• THE SYNDICATION CONUNDRUM PART 3: A NEW Look at the Show's Troubled Second Life in Reruns - A Featurette by Film Historian Craig Beam

Color 390 Minutes 1.33:1 Not Rated
Join the master of the macabre, The Twilight Zone’s Rod Serling, as he invites you into the transfixing world of fantasy, horror and science fiction that lurks within the Night Gallery. In this third and final season of the classic anthology series, Serling once again presents stories that leave an undeniable chill, filled with restless spirits, murderous spouses and unidentified terrors that go bump in the night. Featuring a sensational roster of entertainment legends including John Astin, Bill Bixby, Chuck Connors, Sandra Dee, Sally Field, Burl Ives, Fernando Lamas, Raymond Massey, Burgess Meredith, Dina Merrill, Cameron Mitchell, Leonard Nimoy, Geraldine Page, Joanna Pettet, Vincent Price, Mickey Rooney, Dean Stockwell, Susan Strasberg and many, many more. John Badham (Saturday Night Fever), Leonard Nimoy (Three Men and a Baby) and Jeannot Szwarc (Supergirl) are among the talents behind the bloodcurdling Night Gallery: Season 3—available for the first time in HD, from 2K scans of the interpositives!

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[chas speed]

I hope they drop the price a lot because it is half an hour and half a season.

[DarthMarino]

Originally Posted by chas speed

I hope they drop the price a lot because it is half an hour and half a season.

$49.95 list price

[Bradsdadg]

It's $33.47 to preorder it now. I think that is a great price for the work they put into these.

[chas speed]

Originally Posted by DarthMarino

$49.95 list price

I sure hope I can find it much cheaper than that.

[Gacivory]

Originally Posted by Bradsdadg

It's $33.47 to preorder it now. I think that is a great price for the work they put into these.

Nope, $10 or nothing!

[chas speed]

Originally Posted by Bradsdadg

It's $33.47 to preorder it now. I think that is a great price for the work they put into these.

You're right that's not a bad price and I am still so grateful for that season 2 Blu-ray set.

[Ned Brainard]

I'll be buying this regardless, but will the Die Now, Pay Later segment be included? If my memory is correct, this segment was filmed for the series, but it was only used in the syndicated version.

Edit to add: Just found out that it is on the second season set. Crossing my fingers that season two will be a part of the upcoming sale.

[Bradsdadg]

Originally Posted by Gacivory

Nope, $10 or nothing!

[thetony]

This isn't a must have for me, so I'll be patiently waiting on a potential complete series release/set some time after this drops in November.

[emw107]

Bullmoose has Night Gallery Season 3 pre-order up for $29.97... can't pass that up!

https://www.bullmoose.com/pid/355414...-ff-133-2-disc

[playingphysicist]

Originally Posted by thetony

This isn't a must have for me, so I'll be patiently waiting on a potential complete series release/set some time after this drops in November.

I doubt that happens. Kino tends not to release big box series sets. They didn't without outer limits, and I doubt they would with this.

[The Screaming Feces]

I never expected to see Night Gallery on Blu-ray, so having the series completed in a short span of time is fantastic! Those of us who bought the Universal DVDs dutifully when they came out know how long it took the series to be released in its entirety (nearly a decade!), so having 3 seasons released within a year is a treat! Kudos to Kino for taking a gamble on a cult '70s horror TV show and giving us an embarrassment of extras (I LOVE the number of commentaries). I look forward to future TV-on-Blu-ray releases: Darkroom? Thriller? Amazing Stories? I'd buy all three!

(I've already pulled out my copy of Night Gallery: An After-Hours Tour in anticipation.)

[critterdvd]

$35 on Amazon. That has to be a mistake, right?

[playingphysicist]

Originally Posted by critterdvd

$35 on Amazon. That has to be a mistake, right?

No, Season 3 had 30 min eps as opposed to 1 hour, and there werent many of them. It makes sense for it to be cheaper.

Originally Posted by The Screaming Feces

I never expected to see Night Gallery on Blu-ray, so having the series completed in a short span of time is fantastic! Those of us who bought the Universal DVDs dutifully when they came out know how long it took the series to be released in its entirety (nearly a decade!), so having 3 seasons released within a year is a treat! Kudos to Kino for taking a gamble on a cult '70s horror TV show and giving us an embarrassment of extras (I LOVE the number of commentaries). I look forward to future TV-on-Blu-ray releases: Darkroom? Thriller? Amazing Stories? I'd buy all three!

(I've already pulled out my copy of Night Gallery: An After-Hours Tour in anticipation.)

I predict that KL releases both Thriller (which they hinted at over a year ago) and Darkroom. Amazing Stories, IIRC was filmed on video and KL Insider said they have no interest in those.

[critterdvd]

[QUOTE=playingphysicist;20480321]No, Season 3 had 30 min eps as opposed to 1 hour, and there werent many of them. It makes sense for it to be cheaper.


Thank you! I was honestly curious.

[thetony]

Originally Posted by playingphysicist

I doubt that happens. Kino tends not to release big box series sets. They didn't without outer limits, and I doubt they would with this.

I'm willing to take that chance, and can always wait and grab the individuals when a deal pops up if I really want it later. I figured the same, and supported a previous multi volume title (individually) from them, only to have them put the entire thing out as a set for a significant discount within months. Happy to support Kino, but the only way I do that again is if it's a must-have, and Night Gallery isn't that, for me.

[The Screaming Feces]

Originally Posted by playingphysicist

No, Season 3 had 30 min eps as opposed to 1 hour, and there werent many of them. It makes sense for it to be cheaper.



I predict that KL releases both Thriller (which they hinted at over a year ago) and Darkroom. Amazing Stories, IIRC was filmed on video and KL Insider said they have no interest in those.

Amazing Stories was definitely shot on film and Universal didn't edit most of their series on tape (the R1 and R2 DVD sets don't look smeary like other '80s shows shot on film/edited on tape released on DVD), so there is a good chance for a licensing deal!

[thetony]

Originally Posted by The Screaming Feces

Amazing Stories was definitely shot on film and Universal didn't edit most of their series on tape (the R1 and R2 DVD sets don't look smeary like other '80s shows shot on film/edited on tape released on DVD), so there is a good chance for a licensing deal!

[Gosszilla]

Anyone get a ship notice from Amazon? I ordered back in September and this was due to release tomorrow (11/22/22) yet I don't have any movement on a shipment one day before release!