Scream Factory Blu-ray Discussion Thread

[jcole8882]

Originally Posted by AnthonyGG

Definitely down for I'm Dangerous Tonight. I remember that was a USA Network exclusive when it first came out in 1990 and featured Anthony Perkins in one of his final films.

Ikr! I'm Dangerous Tonight is fun little thriller.. never been on dvd ... this really deserves a fresh transfer!

[sonny gaunt]

Originally Posted by DetroitSportsFan

Shipping is free for orders over $50, and they ship as the items become available.

That is fantastic. I was not aware that they did that. I was concerned that I might receive a bulk mailing when the last item was released.

[BobSimms]

Originally Posted by Scoot79

That sounds promising regarding Alone in the Dark (1982). I was hopeful either Scream Factory or Warner Archive would put it out. Maybe Eyes of a Stranger (1981) and He Knows You're Alone (1980) have a shot?

I wish Paramount would license Let's Scare Jessica to Death (1971) and April Fool's Day (1986) to another label since they have no desire to release them.

I co-sign all of the above. I would love to have EYES OF A STRANGER in HD. LET’S SCARE JESSICA is available as a decent but not outstanding HD stream or purchase on Amazon Prime, but obviously a blu ray would be preferable.

[BobSimms]

Originally Posted by BarnDoor

If they're serious about dipping their toes into Universal TV movie/mini-series waters I think these are key candidates:

Dark Intruder (it got a theatrical release, but it was made for TV)
Fear No Evil
Ritual of Evil
The Deadly Dream
The Screaming Woman
The Victim
Maneater
Trapped
Scream Pretty Peggy
Frankenstein: The True Story
House of Evil
Killdozer
The Strange and Deadly Occurrence
The Dark Secret of Harvest Home
Bay Cove
High Desert Kill
Buried Alive
I'm Dangerous Tonight

Lots of great suggestions here. I would buy so many made-for-TV movies from the Seventies and early Eighties on blu-ray. Isn’t it true that one of the networks trashed several of their movies from the Seventies, though? I can’t remember which network and I don’t know if there’s any veracity to that.

[Kingofkod]

Originally Posted by TripleHBK

Well that was unexpected...



I likely won't be in a huge rush to pick this up since I have the Second Sight disc with the original film, but if I know me... I'll want to grab this at some point.

I feel obligated to support it even though I have the Second Sight one as well. I'm wondering how they are pulling off the multiple aspect ratios they allegedly have.

https://www.facebook.com/ScreamFacto...12063358930671

[troykan]

Originally Posted by TripleHBK

Well that was unexpected...



I likely won't be in a huge rush to pick this up since I have the Second Sight disc with the original film, but if I know me... I'll want to grab this at some point.

Apparently the Scream version will have 2 aspect ratios.

[Katatonia]

Originally Posted by moviezrule

Very Awesome that Scream Factory has a deal with Studio Canal, I hope that they also got their hands on The Seduction & Vice Squad !

They did, at least as far as The Seduction. Shout sent me an email yesterday which had it displayed. Of course, when you went to the website link it was "not found" so obviously was shared as an error prematurely.

But here it was displayed in the email:

[jrsl76]

Originally Posted by jrsl76

Does anyone have any info regarding the Shout Roger Corman Cult Classics release of Streets/Angel In Red?

It is listed on this site as having a Blu-ray release, but the only info I can find indicates release as a DVD. I haven’t seen anything else regarding a Blu-ray.
The original price would seem to indicate that it’s a DVD as well, but wanted to check.

Thanks!

Bumping this.

[Katatonia]

Originally Posted by jrsl76

Bumping this.

It is definitely a DVD... I bought it when it first came out back in 2011. There is currently no Blu-ray release or any rumors of one forthcoming.

[BarnDoor]

We knew The Seduction was with a label so I guess it's no great surprise. Presumably it will be announced imminently. Was there anything else revealed in that e-mail btw Katatonia?

Originally Posted by BobSimms

Lots of great suggestions here. I would buy so many made-for-TV movies from the Seventies and early Eighties on blu-ray. Isn’t it true that one of the networks trashed several of their movies from the Seventies, though? I can’t remember which network and I don’t know if there’s any veracity to that.

You could well be right, it's likely wishful thinking on my part that decent elements survive for all of these (that fire at Universal a few years back may not have helped). But if we just got some of the titles on that list it would be something.

[Katatonia]

Originally Posted by BarnDoor

Was there anything else revealed in that e-mail btw Katatonia?

Nope, it was just The Seduction.

This is the link in the email, but it's not yet active on the website: https://www.shoutfactory.com/product...roduct_id=7062

[BarnDoor]

I guess it will be announced today then. May as well now...

[slasherdisc]

Great news on The Seduction!

[Member-222782]

I enjoyed the 'Stranger Calls' sequel but I wouldn't buy a standalone copy of it, especially not at Shout's prices. The Second Sight double feature was the perfect release for these films.

[RedHarvest]

Originally Posted by Cinema84

I enjoyed the 'Stranger Calls' sequel but I wouldn't buy a standalone copy of it, especially not at Shout's prices. The Second Sight double feature was the perfect release for these films.

Once again, if Shout had made an announcement that they had WASCB when Second Sight announced it, I would have waited and bought that release. But since they didn't, I bought the comprehensive Second Sight set, and I'm happy with that. Will not be getting this one. Good news about the Seduction, though. We knew that was coming.

[BarnDoor]

I wonder if they'll announce Vice Squad for May? Then we have our other confirmed/heavily rumoured titles still to be announced:

Hard to Die/Sorority House Massacre 2
The Terminator
Fade to Black
Crescendo

It feels safe to predict that 2-3 of the monthly titles (for the foreseeable future) will consist of titles from the Hammer and Universal deals, in the latter case the 30-50s stuff in particular (we know to expect most of Universal's horror and sci-fi stuff from this period, and no additional titles are with Kino). But then still have Warner, Sony, StudioCanal, MGM, Fox (perhaps), Corman, ITV, even independent deals. So much potential here, the line could keep going for years still (especially if it slowed down the current rate of releases), which never looked to be the case around this time last year.

[kevbones]

Originally Posted by Cinema84

Could end up with Sony themselves as a MOD release. I always thought of this one as one really long - and excellent - X-Files episode

Either that or a barebones release via Mill Creek.

[iamnoone]

Originally Posted by jrsl76

Bumping this. - Originally Posted by jrsl76 View Post
Does anyone have any info regarding the Shout Roger Corman Cult Classics release of Streets/Angel In Red?

It is listed on this site as having a Blu-ray release, but the only info I can find indicates release as a DVD. I haven’t seen anything else regarding a Blu-ray.
The original price would seem to indicate that it’s a DVD as well, but wanted to check.

Thanks!

The Streets/Angel In Red was only released on DVD, not Blu. It also appears to be OOP, as is the Up From the Depths/Demon of Paradise DVD.

[jrsl76]

Originally Posted by iamnoone

The Streets/Angel In Red was only released on DVD, not Blu. It also appears to be OOP, as is the Up From the Depths/Demon of Paradise DVD.

Yeah, I saw that this was OOP. Hopefully, I can find it for a reasonable price. Eb Lottimer who plays Lumley in Streets was my directing professor in film school and I’d love to see him in the film again. I don’t think I’ve seen Streets since I was in high school in the 90s.

Thanks for info and thanks to Katatonia too.

[BarnDoor]

Both coming 14th May: