Scream Factory Blu-ray Discussion Thread

[DenOfEarth]

Originally Posted by jcole8882

I'm placing my bets.. for sdcc

Thirteen Ghosts
Creepshow
Gremlins
Gremlins 2
It
Dreamcatcher
The Lost Boys
Critters Collection
Urban Legend

For collector's editions .. these seem most realistic.. obviously not all them would be there.. just some of these seem like a safe bet..

Ps set realistic hopes.. and you won't be so disappointed..

Don't forget Sony, Universal and ITC aka ITV as well with Corman.

I can hope for those even Urban Legend! IT 1990 2-disc set would be great with the film on 2 discs, uncut and all that even to cash in on the upcoming sequel to the new adaptation even include that new documentary on IT 1990.

This week and next plus the 13th should give us surprises in store.

[redrunner97]

Originally Posted by BarnDoor

It's a little early for SDCC lists... let's see what they announce for the remainder of this week first!

Amen sister gurl.

[Thomas Veil]

Originally Posted by Damonstein

Well technically, you do see the mask on the tv in the movie.

Yeah I was just going to mention that. So technically it wouldn't be far-fetched to have a Halloween mask in Halloween III because it's a movie in that universe so kids would know it and masks would exist.

[dkelly26666]

Originally Posted by Thomas Veil

Yeah I was just going to mention that. So technically it wouldn't be far-fetched to have a Halloween mask in Halloween III because it's a movie in that universe so kids would know it and masks would exist.

I still wonder sometimes what might have come from John Carpenter's original vision of abandoning Michael Myers after the second film, and then having a completely different Halloween themed story for each new film. An anthology set in the same universe, but different each time. He even thought about having a series of established horror directors direct various installments and so forth. This is right when Romero and King did "Creepshow", and all those other guys were doing "Twilight Zone" and so on. It may have been interesting...

[jcole8882]

Originally Posted by BarnDoor

It's a little early for SDCC lists... let's see what they announce for the remainder of this week first!

Yes.. but if some of these aren't announced for October, can see some for sdcc is what I'm getting at..

Also I can see ghost ship getting a ce

[Thomas Veil]

Originally Posted by dkelly26666

I still wonder sometimes what might have come from John Carpenter's original vision of abandoning Michael Myers after the second film, and then having a completely different Halloween themed story for each new film. An anthology set in the same universe, but different each time. He even thought about having a series of established horror directors direct various installments and so forth. This is right when Romero and King did "Creepshow", and all those other guys were doing "Twilight Zone" and so on. It may have been interesting...

Oh I would have loved that. Imagine...for all the crap Halloween III got back in the day and even some die-hards now it's generally considered a very unique and cool film. We would have had years of event films around every Halloween or every other. Each with a new story to tell, would have been great.

[Thomas Veil]

Maybe it's just me but I wish the posters were a little bit smaller, like 11x17 maybe. There is only so much wall space unless you have a huge man-cave. I usually don't put anything up unless I get someone to sign it then I get it professionally framed, for example I have a Halloween III poster that I had Tom Atkins and Stacy Nelkin sign at an event. If not signed I might put them up if they were a bit smaller.

[L.J.]

Originally Posted by dkelly26666

I still wonder sometimes what might have come from John Carpenter's original vision of abandoning Michael Myers after the second film, and then having a completely different Halloween themed story for each new film. An anthology set in the same universe, but different each time. He even thought about having a series of established horror directors direct various installments and so forth. This is right when Romero and King did "Creepshow", and all those other guys were doing "Twilight Zone" and so on. It may have been interesting...

Am a fan of the Halloween films and like Myers better than the other slasher icons. That said it would have been interesting to see what Carpenter's original plan could have generated.

[Michael24]

I would love to see the kind of films we'd have gotten if Carpenter's anthology idea had taken off. And the concept would have even left plenty of room to do occasional Michael Myers-centric entries, too.

[L.J.]

Originally Posted by Michael24

I would love to see the kind of films we'd have gotten if Carpenter's anthology idea had taken off. And the convect would have even left plenty of room to do occasional Michael Myers-centric entries, too.

Was thinking the same thing. Would have been a good way to have both.

[tylerc904]

Knowing how accurate many of your guesses have been in here, I have everything crossed for Urban Legend.

[Tylur]

Originally Posted by TripleHBK

Thanks for not taking my bet.

Ill just wait for the CE announcement of Trick Or Treat next week and say we call it even ok?

[postmodel]

It would be cool if a NOES set is announced and they make it EXTRA special by doing new masters and Scream makes their 4K UHD disc debut with part 1. But since 4K discs are usually region free and it seems their contracts are for region A only, make the UHD disc/set a website exclusive, since they only ship to the US and Canada (I believe) and the regular set can be bought everywhere. But not really sure how those contracts really work.

I just would love at least the first film to have a nice solid 4K UHD release.

And while I know it’s about the film quality first, I would love a better physical set for this franchise.

[DenOfEarth]

Urban Legend could use a CE considering how barebones it is despite a nice transfer.

[TripleHBK]

Anyone know who has the rights to Night of the Demons 3?

[SonnybytheSea]

At this point the only thing that would surprise me is if SF released Grizzly II: The Concert (1983)!!!

[Damonstein]

Originally Posted by TripleHBK

Anyone know who has the rights to Night of the Demons 3?

Last I heard, people actually don't.

[Tylur]

Im really digging the newly commissioned art for Trick R' Treat. Im a huge fan of Justin Osborne's art but Devon Whitehead almost has the exact same style but he seems to use more colour. Its refreshing seeing a new artist do a cover after we've been getting so many from Joel Robinson (although he's a talented artist).

[DenOfEarth]

Originally Posted by Damonstein

Last I heard, people actually don't.

Republic

[zbinks]

Originally Posted by TripleHBK

Anyone know who has the rights to Night of the Demons 3?

The Republic Pictures library is owned by Paramount / Viacom.