Halloween Jack 3D Blu-ray (2022) [Region Free] [BD-R] - Blu-ray Forum

3D4ever · 10-04-2022, 11:56 PM

OK, I just watched Halloween Jack 3D!

First thing I have to say is that the 3D is medium in a few shots, but mostly it ranges from strong to VERY strong to EXTREME in close up shots!

A couple shots are so extreme that they make you go cross eyed, ha ha! In general, think Jaws 3 in 3D or Friday the 13th Part 3 3D (there's a nice homage to that movie but I won't spoil it) and you'll have an idea of the 3D strength!

That was a very welcome surprise, I wasn't expecting so many intense 3D effects - well done on that!

The colours were a bit off unfortunately, in particular flesh tones looked a bit yellow in certain shots, but let's not forget this is a micro budget movie.

The movie itself is what you'd expect - simple story, the acting is of course not Oscar worthy, but it's silly and goofy and fun. Given that it's only 64 minutes long, it takes its time to get going but who cares when the true star of the show is the never ending in-your-face 3D.

I don't think I'd recommend watching it in 2D. It's truly a throwback to 80s gimmicky 3D movies - so if you like those, you should appreciate this for what it is. They don't make them like this anymore!

I can confirm that the film plays in full frame-packed 3D, or SBS 3D (plus the anaglyph 3D version, with only 1 pair of red/cyan glasses included).

Well done, Phil if you read this - for such a low budget, you've achieved a stronger 3D experience than I thought was possible these days!

10-04-2022, 11:56 PM	#11
3D4ever Active Member Member since:Sep 2012 Location:Hastings, UK Blu-ray collection:263	OK, I just watched Halloween Jack 3D! First thing I have to say is that the 3D is medium in a few shots, but mostly it ranges from strong to VERY strong to EXTREME in close up shots! A couple shots are so extreme that they make you go cross eyed, ha ha! In general, think Jaws 3 in 3D or Friday the 13th Part 3 3D (there's a nice homage to that movie but I won't spoil it) and you'll have an idea of the 3D strength! That was a very welcome surprise, I wasn't expecting so many intense 3D effects - well done on that! The colours were a bit off unfortunately, in particular flesh tones looked a bit yellow in certain shots, but let's not forget this is a micro budget movie. The movie itself is what you'd expect - simple story, the acting is of course not Oscar worthy, but it's silly and goofy and fun. Given that it's only 64 minutes long, it takes its time to get going but who cares when the true star of the show is the never ending in-your-face 3D. I don't think I'd recommend watching it in 2D. It's truly a throwback to 80s gimmicky 3D movies - so if you like those, you should appreciate this for what it is. They don't make them like this anymore! I can confirm that the film plays in full frame-packed 3D, or SBS 3D (plus the anaglyph 3D version, with only 1 pair of red/cyan glasses included). Well done, Phil if you read this - for such a low budget, you've achieved a stronger 3D experience than I thought was possible these days! Last edited by 3D4ever; 10-05-2022 at 12:17 AM.

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