Scream Factory Blu-ray Discussion Thread

[DenOfEarth]

Originally Posted by sxerunner

I know it’s not on top of everyone’s WB wishlist, but I’d be down for a Collector’s Edition of Deep Blue Sea or Sphere.

Deep Blue Sea i like

[darkness2918]

Originally Posted by sxerunner

I know it’s not on top of everyone’s WB wishlist, but I’d be down for a Collector’s Edition of Deep Blue Sea or Sphere.

I love Deep Blue Sea

[zbinks]

Originally Posted by DenOfEarth

King Kong (1976): Collector's edition even with extended TV cut (Afterall it's with Paramount/WB).

Paramount titles will not be available to Scream Factory through their licensing agreement with Warner Brothers. The distribution deal between Paramount and Warner Brothers ended over a year ago.

[DenOfEarth]

Originally Posted by zbinks

Paramount titles will not be available to Scream Factory through their licensing agreement with Warner Brothers. The distribution deal between Paramount and Warner Brothers ended over a year ago.

Oh never mind about that, maybe Kino can do King Kong 1976

[Cutter_]

Originally Posted by DenOfEarth

For other WB titles.

How about these?
Cat's Eye Collector's Edition with featurettes, same commentary, trailers, TV spots, deleted scenes (if they existed) and all that.
Westworld Collector's Edition with 2K or 4K restoration and extras abound.
IT (1990) Collector's Edition with extras galore.
Demolition Man Collector's Edition with extras abound even vintage featurette just in time for it's 25th anniversary.
Twilight Zone the movie Collector's Edition with 2K or 4K restoration with commentary by historian of Twilight Zone history plus Joe Dante and George Miller with extras abound.
The Road Warrior: Collector's Edition with 4K or 2K restoration and extras abound as it deserves a CE.
House on Haunted Hill (1999 remake): Collector's Edition with 2K restoration and extras abound.
Man's Best Friend
Jason Goes to Hell Collector's Edition with extras galore even TV version.
Deadly Friend Collector's Edition with 2K or 4K remastering with extras even the original cut as a bonus disc extra since they did Nightbreed and Exorcist DCs.
Private Parts (1972)
The Hunger Collector's Edition with extras galore.
Demon Seed Collector's Edition with extras galore.
Alone in The Dark (1982)
The Fearless Vampire Killers
The Guyver 1 & 2 Collector's Editions.
King Kong (1976): Collector's edition even with extended TV cut (Afterall it's with Paramount/WB).
Altered States: Collecor's Edition with extras galore and 2K or 4K remastering.
The Omega Man: Collector's Edition.
Soylent Green: Collector's Edition.
The Haunting (1963): Collector's Edition.
My Demon Lover.
Salem's Lot (1979): Collector's Edition.

I would purchase all three of the King titles, if they had a good selection of extras. But, There are so many King movies that have not made it to blu-ray, that I would prefer. Maximum Overdrive, Apt Pupil (this has been released, but OOP for years), Hearts in Atlantis, and one of my all-time King favorites: Storm of the Century. Storm of the Century would be a dream.

[DenOfEarth]

Originally Posted by Cutter_

I would purchase all three of the King titles, if they had a good selection of extras. But, There are so many King movies that have not made it to blu-ray, that I would prefer. Maximum Overdrive, Apt Pupil (this has been released, but OOP for years), Hearts in Atlantis, and one of my all-time King favorites: Storm of the Century. Storm of the Century would be a dream.

Vestron might do Maximum Overdrive since Lionsgate has studio canal films.

[RedHarvest]

Originally Posted by DenOfEarth

For other WB titles.

How about these?
Cat's Eye Collector's Edition with featurettes, same commentary, trailers, TV spots, deleted scenes (if they existed) and all that.
Westworld Collector's Edition with 2K or 4K restoration and extras abound.
IT (1990) Collector's Edition with extras galore.
Demolition Man Collector's Edition with extras abound even vintage featurette just in time for it's 25th anniversary.
Twilight Zone the movie Collector's Edition with 2K or 4K restoration with commentary by historian of Twilight Zone history plus Joe Dante and George Miller with extras abound.
The Road Warrior: Collector's Edition with 4K or 2K restoration and extras abound as it deserves a CE.
House on Haunted Hill (1999 remake): Collector's Edition with 2K restoration and extras abound.
Man's Best Friend
Jason Goes to Hell Collector's Edition with extras galore even TV version.
Deadly Friend Collector's Edition with 2K or 4K remastering with extras even the original cut as a bonus disc extra since they did Nightbreed and Exorcist DCs.
Private Parts (1972)
The Hunger Collector's Edition with extras galore.
Demon Seed Collector's Edition with extras galore.
Alone in The Dark (1982)
The Fearless Vampire Killers
The Guyver 1 & 2 Collector's Editions.
King Kong (1976): Collector's edition even with extended TV cut (Afterall it's with Paramount/WB).
Altered States: Collecor's Edition with extras galore and 2K or 4K remastering.
The Omega Man: Collector's Edition.
Soylent Green: Collector's Edition.
The Haunting (1963): Collector's Edition.
My Demon Lover.
Salem's Lot (1979): Collector's Edition.

A CE of Twilight Zone: the Movie would be awesome. Isn't the WB disc OOP? Great film, and ripe for rediscovery. The opening segment with Dan Ackroyd and Albert Brooks is one of my favorite anthology segments of all time.

[drb124]

One that I would like to see from Shout/Scream is Dream Lover with James Spader and Madchen Amick. Though it is unlikely as it is WB. If I recall, I have seen the film with two different endings.

Also, every time I watch IT (the miniseries), I am still sad about John Ritter's passing.

[trentdiesel]

Originally Posted by drb124

One that I would like to see from Shout/Scream is Dream Love with James Spader and Madchen Amick. Though it is unlikely as it is WB. If I recall, I have seen the film with two different endings.

Also, every time I watch IT (the miniseries), I am still sad about John Ritter's passing.

Good call, I love Dream Love, and anything with Spader

[drb124]

Originally Posted by trentdiesel

Good call, I love Dream Love, and anything with Spader

I was looking around and I have been waiting and waiting for a decent price on the oop mgm dvd, and it appears there was an unrated cut on VHS, but the dvd has the R rated version. Like I say, I have seen both cuts. Would be nice to have both.

[dissention]

Originally Posted by trentdiesel

Good call, I love Dream Love, and anything with Spader

Have you seen Slow Burn? Almost no one saw it, but his performance in it is so unbelievably wacky, I need it on Blu.

[trentdiesel]

Originally Posted by dissention

Have you seen Slow Burn? Almost no one saw it, but his performance in it is so unbelievably wacky, I need it on Blu.

Sadly, no. I'll add it to my list. There's one called Stick up that I love, I'm holding onto my DVD for dear life

[gates70]

Originally Posted by trentdiesel

Good call, I love Dream Love, and anything with Spader

Less Than Zero should come out sometime somewhere...

[jmb1381]

Originally Posted by dissention

Have you seen Slow Burn? Almost no one saw it, but his performance in it is so unbelievably wacky, I need it on Blu.

The only one that came to mind was the one from 2005 with Ray Liotta. Have never seen the one with Spader but see that I can watch it on Amazon. Will definitely check it out.

[splintersan]

Originally Posted by ltb2.0

Indeed, I don't regret my purchase at all. It's the international cut however that has a few more scenes than the US version.

But I would love Guyver 2.

I would love Guyver 2 as well.

For those that care, the Arrow edition of The Guyver is cut and missing a lot of the gore. If you want the Uncut version, it can be had for very cheap and a decent transfer from Germany.

https://www.amazon.de/Guyver-Classic...rds=the+guyver

[RedHarvest]

I was glad to get the SF release of Bad Influence with Spader. What was great about that one was that you'd think it would be Spader playing the weirdo, but he has some great straight-man roles, too. Bad Influence, Stargate, etc.

[MassiveMovieBuff]

Originally Posted by BrianJoynt

I was glad to get the SF release of Bad Influence with Spader. What was great about that one was that you'd think it would be Spader playing the weirdo, but he has some great straight-man roles, too. Bad Influence, Stargate, etc.

Bad Influence is a terrific and highly underrated neo noir thriller. Rob Lowe is excellent in a great villainous performance (probably his best performance IMO) and Spader is great as always too. A real gem from the late great Curtis Hanson.

[The Great Owl]

Originally Posted by BrianJoynt

I was glad to get the SF release of Bad Influence with Spader. What was great about that one was that you'd think it would be Spader playing the weirdo, but he has some great straight-man roles, too. Bad Influence, Stargate, etc.

Originally Posted by MassiveMovieBuff

Bad Influence is a terrific and highly underrated neo noir thriller. Rob Lowe is excellent in a great villainous performance (probably his best performance IMO) and Spider is great as always too. A real gem from the late great Curtis Hanson.

You people... Argh.

I just placed an order for Bad Influence.

The above posts got me thinking about my first viewing of the movie a couple of decades ago.

[RedHarvest]

Originally Posted by MassiveMovieBuff

Bad Influence is a terrific and highly underrated neo noir thriller. Rob Lowe is excellent in a great villainous performance (probably his best performance IMO) and Spader is great as always too. A real gem from the late great Curtis Hanson.

Yeah, Lowe is an underrated actor. His performance in this was soured by a real-life scandal, if I remember correctly. His shenanigans were focused on instead of his performance in the film, which was unfortunate.

[RedHarvest]

Who owns Cronenberg's Crash with James Spader? THAT'S an awesome Spader film.