Definitely not Scream releases but within the Shout line, there are a few animated movies I'd like to see released that would fit their profile. The Hobbit, Care Bears movie and Tom and Jerry movie. Warner, MGM? and not sure about the third.
I also want The Phantom Tollbooth to be released by Shout on BD.
Those guys aren't new - they post here all the time. The first poster is always asking for stuff that's either already announced or controlled by studios that don't license. Expand your horizons, guys. Burst that bubble
I'll agree that a little research goes a long way. If you love Blu-rays to the point where you post in these forums, you should know by now that Paramount and Disney rarely lease titles. Kino has recently made deals with both of them, but these deals don't contain many of titles we all want and have been asking for.
The only titles that would ‘make my jaw drop’ are Martin, Dawn of the Dead, The Devils and Cruising. Like, infamous titles that have never seen a release.
The Nightmare films would be exciting but logical.
I'am sure we will see Dr.Giggles at some point in the right aspect ratio and with some bts from KNB fxs.
Yeah stuff like Dr. Giggles, Night of the Living Dead '90, Feardotcom, Thirteen Ghosts, House on Haunted Hill, Creepshow, Interview with the Vampire, It (1990), Lost Boys, Night of the Creeps, Salem's Lot, Twilight Zone the Movie, Xtro, all seem like pretty solid safe bets at this point and I'd expect we'll seem them at some point in the next year or so.
I also wonder if more modern stuff like Evil Dead (2013) wouldn't be fair game. Shout Factory would likely release it as a double disc set with the directors cut on disc 2. I could see some of the hinted at bigger titles being stuff like "The Shining" or "The Exorcist".
I'm not necessarily saying I would want all of these titles, but they all fit well within the Scream Factory brand and most would do well I would imagine.
The only titles that would ‘make my jaw drop’ are Martin, Dawn of the Dead, The Devils and Cruising. Like, infamous titles that have never seen a release.
The Nightmare films would be exciting but logical.
Martin and The Devils would crash this website. we need these two.
Yeah stuff like Dr. Giggles, Night of the Living Dead '90, Feardotcom, Thirteen Ghosts, House on Haunted Hill, Creepshow, Interview with the Vampire, It (1990), Lost Boys, Night of the Creeps, Salem's Lot, Twilight Zone the Movie, Xtro, all seem like pretty solid safe bets at this point and I'd expect we'll seem them at some point in the next year or so.
I also wonder if more modern stuff like Evil Dead (2013) wouldn't be fair game. Shout Factory would likely release it as a double disc set with the directors cut on disc 2. I could see some of the hinted at bigger titles being stuff like "The Shining" or "The Exorcist".
I'm not necessarily saying I would want all of these titles, but they all fit well within the Scream Factory brand and most would do well I would imagine.
I firmly believe the Shining belongs at Criterion, alongside Rosemary's Baby. But then again, I thought Carrie belonged there, too, and SF did a pretty good job with it. The Shining deserves a big package, with all cuts of the film. I feel the same about Exorcist in that it belongs at Criterion, but I'm happy with its current Friedkin-approved DC. The Devils would crash the site for sure, and would be the crowning achievement for Scream Factory; but, again, I feel it belongs at Criterion. And though SF has amassed a respectable catalog of films, I'd feel slightly disappointed if Warner authorized its big gun films to Scream.
Martin and The Devils would crash this website. we need these two.
You never know; with SF generating profits like they are, maybe they were able to make a deal with Rubenstein. That would give us, what, Dawn, Martin, and Night Flier? Does he own anything else?
In terms of 'mind-blowing' and 'jaw-dropping' titles, I guess it depends on expectations. Given that we know they have Warner and Sony deals, I wouldn't consider most of their titles worthy of that tag, with the exception of The Devils, Abby (given the circumstances and history) and of course a NOES set. While titles like The Lost Boys, Gremlins and Beetlejuice would be huge acquisitions for Scream, I personally wouldn't be all that shocked given that I'm half-expecting them at this point (moreover, they've already been released). Cruising, Deadly Friend and Alone in the Dark would be great but again, we're all kind of braced for them, which doesn't seem unreasonable. But for those who don't keep tabs over who owns what and who has deals with what (which is probably most of Scream's fanbase), these titles would almost certainly cause a few blown minds and dropped jaws.
Outside of Warner and Sony, of course anything Paramount and stuff like Dawn of the Dead, Martin, Fright Night II, Alligator, Fade to Black, Night of the Juggler would also qualify as 'mind-blowing/jaw-dropping' fare.
In terms of 'mind-blowing' and 'jaw-dropping' titles, I guess it depends on expectations. Given that we know they have Warner and Sony deals, I wouldn't consider most of their titles worthy of that tag, with the exception of The Devils, Abby (given the circumstances and history) and of course a NOES set. While titles like The Lost Boys, Gremlins and Beetlejuice would be huge acquisitions for Scream, I personally wouldn't be all that shocked given that I'm half-expecting them at this point (moreover, they've already been released). Cruising, Deadly Friend and Alone in the Dark would be great but again, we're all kind of braced for them, which doesn't seem unreasonable. But for those who don't keep tabs over who owns what and who has deals with what (which is probably most of Scream's fanbase), these titles would almost certainly cause a few blown minds and dropped jaws.
Outside of Warner and Sony, of course anything Paramount and stuff like Dawn of the Dead, Martin, Fright Night II, Alligator, Night of the Juggler would also surprise me.
The only way my mind "will be blown and my jaw will drop" is if they've managed to secure a deal with Paramount and just haven't announced any titles yet. If Scream Factory were to come out with a couple of Paramount announcements (even lesser titles) on top of the Warner/Sony/Corman titles we're all expecting I think it's pretty safe to say that people's jaws would drop.
I'd also add that, on the Select side of things, I'd be thrilled if we get "Year of the Dragon", "After Hours", "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore", and many others.
I'm still always hoping that they'd continue their good relationship with Universal, as there's still a treasure trove of stuff for Select there: Off the top of my head.... "Tank", "Iceman", "The Border", "Blue Collar", "Talk Radio", and many others....
Ughh the suspense is just killing me... been awhile since I was this pumped and anxious to see what they got for got October and sdcc.. time is going by very slowly ...
Ughh the suspense is just killing me... been awhile since I was this pumped and anxious to see what they got for got October and sdcc.. time is going by very slowly ...
Me, too! They should be nice and whet our appetite a little bit with a couple hints or something, LOL.
Outside of Warner and Sony, of course anything Paramount and stuff like Dawn of the Dead, Martin, Fright Night II, Alligator, Fade to Black, Night of the Juggler would also qualify as 'mind-blowing/jaw-dropping' fare.
One thing I'd love for them to do is put out a Stephen King Collection that would include all films based on King's stories (at least through the 80s, maybe more), in new special editions with King's involvement -- interviews, commentaries, etc.
Carrie, Salem's Lot, Dead Zone, The Shining, Creepshow, Cat's Eye, Firestarter, Christine, Stand by Me, Cujo, Children of the Corn, Silver Bullet, Maximum Overdrive, Pet Sematary.
Salem's Lot i can see yet Shout did a great job with Carrie/Firestarter and maybe Cat's Eye CE and Arrow has Children of the Corn and Vestron might do Maximum Overdrive and Olive has Cujo now.
I don't know if it would he possible, or if would be something he would want to do, but it would be a fascinating project to do, and King is the only author I can think of who has such a deep filmography of original and adapted films under his belt.
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He had a SF style print of The Lost Boys but it was for sale before the Warner deal, could probably still be used? Anyways I think the best chance is him doing Candyman since he did art for Lord of Illusions and Nightbreed. I’m hoping for a Dr. Giggles and Alligator CE
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I'am sure we will see Dr.Giggles at some point in the right aspect ratio and with some bts from KNB fxs.
Dr Giggles might be announced for october or november or at the comic con, i can see a CE of it with Alligator.
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Yeah stuff like Dr. Giggles, Night of the Living Dead '90, Feardotcom, Thirteen Ghosts, House on Haunted Hill, Creepshow, Interview with the Vampire, It (1990), Lost Boys, Night of the Creeps, Salem's Lot, Twilight Zone the Movie, Xtro, all seem like pretty solid safe bets at this point and I'd expect we'll seem them at some point in the next year or so.
I also wonder if more modern stuff like Evil Dead (2013) wouldn't be fair game. Shout Factory would likely release it as a double disc set with the directors cut on disc 2. I could see some of the hinted at bigger titles being stuff like "The Shining" or "The Exorcist".
I'm not necessarily saying I would want all of these titles, but they all fit well within the Scream Factory brand and most would do well I would imagine.
The Shining might be done by Criterion even with The Devil's.
But those other titles you mentioned even some Universal ones, a few ITC ones (Company of Wolves with Stepfather boxset), The Blob 88, some Corman stuff and who knows but this week or friday then next week we'll see what they have in store for us to make us surprised.
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I firmly believe the Shining belongs at Criterion, alongside Rosemary's Baby. But then again, I thought Carrie belonged there, too, and SF did a pretty good job with it. The Shining deserves a big package, with all cuts of the film. I feel the same about Exorcist in that it belongs at Criterion, but I'm happy with its current Friedkin-approved DC. The Devils would crash the site for sure, and would be the crowning achievement for Scream Factory; but, again, I feel it belongs at Criterion. And though SF has amassed a respectable catalog of films, I'd feel slightly disappointed if Warner authorized its big gun films to Scream.
Yes Devil's is a contender for Criterion since Criterion has Altered States too.
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In terms of 'mind-blowing' and 'jaw-dropping' titles, I guess it depends on expectations. Given that we know they have Warner and Sony deals, I wouldn't consider most of their titles worthy of that tag, with the exception of The Devils, Abby (given the circumstances and history) and of course a NOES set. While titles like The Lost Boys, Gremlins and Beetlejuice would be huge acquisitions for Scream, I personally wouldn't be all that shocked given that I'm half-expecting them at this point (moreover, they've already been released). Cruising, Deadly Friend and Alone in the Dark would be great but again, we're all kind of braced for them, which doesn't seem unreasonable. But for those who don't keep tabs over who owns what and who has deals with what (which is probably most of Scream's fanbase), these titles would almost certainly cause a few blown minds and dropped jaws.
Outside of Warner and Sony, of course anything Paramount and stuff like Dawn of the Dead, Martin, Fright Night II, Alligator, Fade to Black, Night of the Juggler would also qualify as 'mind-blowing/jaw-dropping' fare.
Fade to Black, Dawn, Martin, Fright Night 2, Night of the Juggler etc. would be neat too.
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