Trick 'r Treat - US vs. Canadian Blu-ray?

[Phil92]

The review of the US Blu-ray on the site says the extras are in SD, but the back of the Canadian Blu-ray contradicts this, stating they are in HD, excluding the Season's Greetings short. Is this a misprint or what?

I brought the Canadian release today, but I don't have a BD player to hand to confirm this or not.

Does anyone know for sure? Thanks.

[DJ Manyak]

Originally Posted by Phil92

The review of the US Blu-ray on the site says the extras are in SD, but the back of the Canadian Blu-ray contradicts this, stating they are in HD, excluding the Season's Greetings short. Is this a misprint or what?

I brought the Canadian release today, but I don't have a BD player to hand to confirm this or not.

Does anyone know for sure? Thanks.

im confused you bought a BD movie with no BD player ?

[Phil92]

Originally Posted by DJ Blend

im confused you bought a BD movie with no BD player ?

I don't have a BD player to hand, as in not right now. I'm on holiday and I picked it up yesterday since the UK only has it to buy on DVD. I won't be able to watch it 'til I get home - in just over two months from now.

[Rhoq]

I think he meant to write "on hand".

[Filmmaker]

Originally Posted by Phil92

The review of the US Blu-ray on the site says the extras are in SD, but the back of the Canadian Blu-ray contradicts this, stating they are in HD, excluding the Season's Greetings short. Is this a misprint or what?

I don't own it, but I'd guess it's a misprint because, not only is it from the same studio, so why would they press two separate versions? but, notice the line item on the back "Commentary With Michael Dougherty" (which, in actuality, also features concept artist Breehn Burns, storyboard artist Simeon Wilkins and composer Douglas Pipes) also states "in High Definition" (and, before anyone opines, it is most certainly not a video commentary).