Martin 4K UHD (1977) from Second Sight

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Martin 4K Blu-ray Limited Edition

Martin 4K Blu-ray

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Special Features*

A Second Sight Films 4K scan and restoration of a 35mm dupe negative supervised and approved by Director of Photography Michael Gornick
4K UHD and Blu-ray discs both including bonus features
UHD presented in HDR10+
Audio commentary by George A Romero, John Amplas and Tom Savini
Audio commentary by George A Romero, Richard P Rubinstein, Tom Savini, Michael Gornick and Donald Rubinstein
A new audio commentary by Travis Crawford
A new audio commentary by Kat Ellinger
Taste the Blood of Martin: A new feature-length documentary including location tour
Scoring the Shadows: A new interview with composer Donald Rubinstein
J Roy - New And Used Furniture: a short film by Tony Buba
Making Martin: A Recounting
Trailers, TV and radio spots

Limited Edition Contents

Rigid slipcase with original classic artwork
108 page book with new essays by Daniel Bird, Miranda Corcoran, Travis Crawford, Heather Drain, Kat Ellinger, Andrew Graves, Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Elena Lazic, , Stephen Thrower, Jon Towlson, Simon Ward and Tony Williams plus rare stills and behind-the-scenes images
Original Soundtrack CD by Donald Rubinstein
5 collectors' art cards*illustrated by Adam Stothard

Catalogue number: 2NDBR4168

Certificate:*18

Region: UHD Region Free / Blu-ray region B

Director:*George A. Romero

Starring: John Amplas, Christine Forrest, Tom Savini

A troubled young man, who believes himself to be a vampire, goes to live with his elderly and religious cousin in a small Pennsylvania town where he tries to redeem his blood-craving urges after he falls for a lonely housewife, all the while his hostile cousin becomes convinced that the young man is actually Nosferatu.

[Show spoiler]Recently announced

***MARTIN UPDATE***
“Following a lot of discussions and some logistical delays over the past year we finally have more news on Martin. Originally intended as a Blu-ray only release we are now going ahead with a 4K UHD as well. This means going back to the original scan and a new restoration in 4K which will take some time. We hope for a late summer release and will keep you posted. Thanks for everyone’s patience on this one.”