And personally, there are a few reasons why I actually this entry and feel as though the filmmakers redeemed, or perhaps saved, the franchise from ending on a sour note. The disc still includes two audio commentaries (one with Harris and Ellie Cornell, the other with director Dwight H. Interviews with Curtis (and her longtime stunt double Donna Keegan), Marianne Hagan, Josh Hartnett and other stars who have appeared in Halloween films, along with trailers and deleted scenes.

Now the headmistress of a private school, Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) is still struggling with the horrifying, 20-year-old memories of the maniacal killer Michael Myers when he suddenly appears again with a vengeance! The Deluxe Edition box is beautifully designed with stunning new art by Paul Shipper and an extensive booklet written by Michael Gingold.

The newly produced bonus material is top-notch, as good as we’ve come to expect from Scream Factory’s Collector’s Editions. Giving fans two listening options, the sixth chapter in the series arrives with an equally excellent DTS-HD Master Audio. Re-Imagining Halloween (SD, 19 min) — Three-part, EPK-style look at the production, makeup and influences. that decidedly surpasses any previous home video editions, especially the Echo Bridge and Alliance Blu-ray releases. DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack, standard-def television edits are inserted into the 35th Anniversary Edition presentation.

Updated daily and in real-time, we track all high-def disc news and release dates, and review the latest disc titles. The brief featurette Halloween 4: Final Cut from the 2001 DVD is here, bolstered by a brand new doc, Back to Basics: The Making of Halloween 4. Both Halloween II and Halloween III: Season of the Witch are identical to the previous Scream Factory releases. However — and I'm sure this is also true of the most hardened fans — the third entry may be the oddball, black-sheep of the bunch, but 'Season of the Witch' is surprisingly entertaining in its own quirky way and appreciated because of what it originally aspired to be over its failures. image offers better definition and resolution with appreciable detailing throughout and strong fine lines in the healthy facial complexions.

Hardened, loyal fans will definitely be purchasing the 15-Disc Complete Collection, but others will be equally content with the smaller 10-Disc box set. Here you can browse and download YIFY Movies and TV Series in excellent 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2160p / 4K and 3D quality, all at the smallest file size. Contrast is a tad dull, but for the most part, spot-on and well-balanced while blacks are accurate with excellent shadow delineation. It’s a little superfluous except as a cost-effective way to include the disc’s unique extras, including the original commentary by Carpenter, Curtis and Debra Hill originally recorded for The Criterion Collection. In each case, the new documentary is considerably more engaging, thorough and candid than the original.

Each movie comes in its own individual black Blu-ray case (the black is an especially nice touch) with the original theatrical poster artwork.Only nagging issue worth mentioning is dialogue coming in a hair lower than the rest, but thankfully, it's not entirely drowned by the action or music, making this a good lossless mix. Audio Commentaries— The first track features Ellie Cornell (Rachel) and Danielle Harris (Jamie) while the second has author Justin Beahm interview director Dwight H. In 2007, horror-themed shock rocker Rob Zombie tried to reboot the franchise with a remake of Carpenter's now classic film, one which not only modernized the original concept but alsore-imaginedit. Although a couple scenes in the former also fall on the soft side, the overall presentation is highly-detailed with clean, distinct lines and revealing facial complexions.