HalloweeN III: Season of the Witch MediaBook (Blu-ray/DVD/CD)
This is a follow-up to what Knowbody wrote about the Austrian MediaBooks for Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers, Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers and Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers. Here we will look at the MediaBook for 1982’s Halloween III: Season of the Witch, a movie which is notable because it’s the only one … Continue reading
HalloweeN: The Return, Revenge, Curse of Michael Myers 3 Disc Mediabooks
HalloweeN sequels came in various Blu-ray editions last year. Thanks to forum members m1k5 and DarknessBDJM, we can take a look at the rare Austrian issues of HalloweeN III: Season of the Witch, HalloweeN 4: The Return of Michael Myers, HalloweeN 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers, and HalloweeN 6: The Curse of Michael Myers. Released in late 2012, these … Continue reading
The Return and Revenge of Michael Myers: The DVD Years
As DVDs became a ubiquitous format for average people and nerds alike in the early 2000s, it was kicked to the curb by the rivalry between High Density and Blu-ray. The DVD was overshadowed and deemed passé in the blink of an eye. I’m fond of the era when the DVD was the preeminent format for movies. I recall the gushing excitement when … Continue reading
Revisiting the HalloweeN 30th Anniversay Box Set
With the announcement that all of HalloweeN‘s early sequels will be hitting blu-ray later this year, let’s go back to 2008 to revisit another release. Billed as a “6 Disc Collector’s Box,” this HalloweeN 30th Anniversary Commemorative Set was put out by Starz Media/Anchor Bay Entertainment. This item was limited to 20 000 copies and each box had a unique number. However, this set doesn’t appear to have gone out of … Continue reading
The Resident : Hammer Films is Back in 2011!
The Resident (2011) is a Hammer Films release. The legendary film company was resurrected a few years back. Despite starring Academy Award winner Hilary Swank, The Resident went directly to video in North America. Aside from a disappointing performance by Swank, the film shows signs of being unpolished. The score by John Ottman sounds like something we’ve heard in a … Continue reading