Dracula 2000 Blu-ray (Scream Factory)

[meremortal]

Looks to be a huge upgrade. I'm at that state of collecting where I need to be more selective on what I'll spend boutique release money on upgrading and so I may just make do with the inferior previous double feature of this. Thirty bucks after fees is asking a lot these days for non-favorites. But I still of course totally welcome these new releases and hope SF keeps releasing a bunch of them on blu and uhd. It's great to see lower key movies get 4k scans, new extras, etc.

[SeaSponge]

Is this disc region locked?

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by SeaSponge

Is this disc region locked?

Region A as is the usual with licensed titles.

[SeaSponge]

Originally Posted by steve_dave

Region A as is the usual with licensed titles.

Thanks for the answer. I hope this makes it to getting a UK release at some point as I would like to revisit this film.

[DraculaHasRisen]

What are the chances they do this in 4K this year? I really want a new copy, but given their track record, I don't want to spend the $30 on their Blu-ray just for it to get a 4K.

[SpacemanDoug]

Originally Posted by drownsoda

This is a minor note, but did anyone notice that they digitally removed the goof at the end where you see the "concrete" sidewalk lift up a bit when Mary lands on it? I remember catching this way back when I watched it years ago and always thought it was kind of funny. On this new Blu-ray, it is not present.

You can see it in this clip on YouTube, which is how I remember it appearing on the DVD:

Dracula 2000 (12/12) Movie CLIP - This is How You Die (2000) HD - YouTube

It was probably at the insistence of the director considering he approved the transfer

[HeavyTony]

I'm hoping there will be a UHD soon. I like this movie as a "so-bad-it's-good".