Scream Factory Blu-ray Discussion Thread

[schlock]

Originally Posted by redrunner97

BTW: I genuinely think the new artwork for The Car is better than the original poster!

To be fair, the original poster 'art' for the film was pretty terrible, so there really was no contest.

But yes, agreed, the new artwork for The Car is terrific, regardless of what poster came before.

[DenOfEarth]

Those Army of Darkness extras sound great even a new restored version of the International version which never had a US release but i heard about but never seen it.

Even those Larry Fassenden extras with new HD transfers of his movies sound kick ass, Habit is such a criminally overlooked vampire film that is one of the best unconventional films on vampirism and perfect for those who need something to get rid of Twilight mania from their heads.

The Car's artwork looks great even on GPK!

Who wants Perfect Blue from SF?

[Member-167298]

Originally Posted by Markgway

This would make for a good Scream Factory acquisition (from MGM):

The Ambulance (1990): Trailer - YouTube

Bring on any and all Larry Cohen!

Arrow did an incredible Blu Ray of The Stuff recently.

[junyab]

Can't believe Eliminators is coming out on Blu...that's just hilariously amazing.

[Alfredlynch]

[QUOTE=dankrakafoon;11287102]More than any other films I own, Scream Factory titles bring me back to when video stores were so awesome they had a ninja section.

Here's what I own. The rest, I am not so familiar with. As vastly more knowledgeable horror aficionados than myself, what other Scream titles do you think should definitely be added to that list?

I think you would appreciate The Final Terror since you were part of that time period, have the Burning, and likely dig Friday the 13th. People Under the Stairs is twisted fun.

[italy12]

I just blind bought Pumpkinhead and Shocker yesterday from fye since I had some credit for trading in DVDs and BDs over the last few years. I was wondering if Scream TV had any of the movies available to stream...

I never really looked into it, but what exactly does Scream TV offer, if anyone here uses it, of course. Is it available on an Amazon Fire, for example? I didn't think it was (probably why I never looked into it).

Thanks!

[jthefrank]

I feel like most of the Chiller/IFC films are or have been on Netflix streaming

[DetroitSportsFan]

Originally Posted by italy12

I was wondering if Scream TV had any of the movies available to stream...

I never really looked into it, but what exactly does Scream TV offer, if anyone here uses it, of course. Is it available on an Amazon Fire, for example? I didn't think it was (probably why I never looked into it).

I have the channel on my Roku 3. Here's the horror films that have been released on BD that they have for free streaming.....

Night of The Demons
Day Of The Dead
Body Bags
Witchboard
Q The Winged Serpent
Sleepaway Camp
The Final Terror
Nosferatu
Scanners II
Scanners III
Dead Souls
Chilling Visions
Dead Shadows
Sector 7
Dead Cert
Remains

I was surprised to see a few films that Code Red released on BD, like Neon Maniacs and Shakma.

Then there's some other SF releases on BD like Assualt on Precinct 13, Knightriders, Kentucky Fried Movie, Fear City, and A Boy And His Dog.

There's some MST3K movies, Roger Corman Cult Classics, a handful of titles that Criterion released on BD like Stagecoach and Hoop Dreams. There's some TV shows, music performances, etc.

[italy12]

Originally Posted by jthefrank

I feel like most of the Chiller/IFC films are or have been on Netflix streaming

I've seen Wyrmwood and Sleepaway Camp II (don't remember if I noticed III on there)...but that's all I remember...oh, and The Babadook. So you don't know if their Scream line is on there, say, Scarecrows, or any other such film?

Thanks!

[italy12]

Originally Posted by DetroitSportsFan

I have the channel on my Roku 3. Here's the horror films that have been released on BD that they have for free streaming.....

Night of The Demons
Day Of The Dead
Body Bags
Witchboard
Q The Winged Serpent
Sleepaway Camp
The Final Terror
Nosferatu
Scanners II
Scanners III
Dead Souls
Chilling Visions
Dead Shadows
Sector 7
Dead Cert
Remains

I was surprised to see a few films that Code Red released on BD, like Neon Maniacs and Shakma.

Then there's some other SF releases on BD like Assualt on Precinct 13, Knightriders, Kentucky Fried Movie, Fear City, and A Boy And His Dog.

There's some MST3K movies, Roger Corman Cult Classics, a handful of titles that Criterion released on BD like Stagecoach and Hoop Dreams. There's some TV shows, music performances, etc.

Awesome! Is Scream TV only available on that streaming device?

[goathunter]

Originally Posted by italy12

Awesome! Is Scream TV only available on that streaming device?

As far as I know, the Roku is the only supported standalone device. You can also watch Shout Factory TV via your browser:

http://www.shoutfactorytv.com/

[Harry Tasker 2525]

Originally Posted by omahajon

It's a damn shame Lionsgate won't source out their catalogue titles to SF. Wishmaster is crying for a SF treatment SE.

Shirley you can't be serious.

[TripleHBK]

Originally Posted by Harry Tasker 2525

Shirley you can't be serious.

[demonknight]

Originally Posted by italy12

I've seen Wyrmwood and Sleepaway Camp II (don't remember if I noticed III on there)...but that's all I remember...oh, and The Babadook. So you don't know if their Scream line is on there, say, Scarecrows, or any other such film?

Thanks!

I know that Nightbreed (DC), Visiting Hours, and The Phantom of the Opera are on there for certain.

[jstxanothrxstory]

Hey, guys. I was using clear Vortex cases to house my Scream collection in, but I recently switched cases on them all. I was wondering if anyone was interested in getting some from me? I have about 40 2-disc cases and probably close to 50 single-disc cases. If anyone wants some, just let me know. I'm pretty much just looking to get rid of these for the cost of shipping and packaging.

[Ray_Rogers]

Originally Posted by jstxanothrxstory

Hey, guys. I was using clear Vortex cases to house my Scream collection in, but I recently switched cases on them all. I was wondering if anyone was interested in getting some from me? I have about 40 2-disc cases and probably close to 50 single-disc cases. If anyone wants some, just let me know. I'm pretty much just looking to get rid of these for the cost of shipping and packaging.

Are they the regular Vortex or the eco-lite thinner ones?
I do need more cases but the majority of the ones I need are Viva. Dunno if I should have The Natural with the 2-DVDs in a Viva though, even though it'd save me space. Especially for custom compilations.

PM me if you want to.

[Member-167298]

Since it seems like a lot of distributors snatched up MGM releases over the last few years, I was wondering if anyone knows if Scream may have the rights to Disturbing Behavior? Not a great movie, but one that has a lot of nostalgia value for me that I would love to revisit on Blu Ray.

[DetroitSportsFan]

Originally Posted by PrestonXI

Since it seems like a lot of distributors snatched up MGM releases over the last few years, I was wondering if anyone knows if Scream may have the rights to Disturbing Behavior? Not a great movie, but one that has a lot of nostalgia value for me that I would love to revisit on Blu Ray.

I don't see SF releasing it. Maybe Olive or Kino though.

[PuppetMasterBlu]

Originally Posted by PrestonXI

Since it seems like a lot of distributors snatched up MGM releases over the last few years, I was wondering if anyone knows if Scream may have the rights to Disturbing Behavior? Not a great movie, but one that has a lot of nostalgia value for me that I would love to revisit on Blu Ray.

Yeah I was thinking of that one too. Would be right up their alley, I wish they would do it. Wish they could put some of those deleted scenes back in. Baffling why some of them were even cut, especially the gun scene.

[TripleHBK]

I Started My 4th Annual Mega Monster Movie marathon Last night and chose to Start things off with Witchboard from Scream Factory. This was my first time ever seeing the film, and it was about what I expected. I haven't gone back to see what the overall group thought was on the release, but I found it to be a pretty solid effort. It wouldn't win any prizes, but it was a nicely packaged competent release. Some of the print damage was a bit surprising to see (I actually don't mind it in most cases though... I think it adds to the charm sometimes in these low budget 80's Horror films) I also recently picked up The Legend of HellHouse and Evilspeak from another forum member, so those may make the marathon as well depending on my mood... I have plenty to choose from that much is certain. I haven't decided what I'm watching yet tonight, but it will likely be either

or

Possibly both...