Upcoming UK Blu-ray Releases

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

March 14th sees Second Sight re-release Re-Animator in a standard case (they mentioned this a few months ago on Facebook). Reversible cover with the Graham Humphreys art on the front, and the original poster art on the reverse, all wrapped in a nice black case.

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Superb!

Graham's art is superb as always,but I've always loved that Re Animator poster!

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Buboven

Anyone else thinking of getting this. The Little Girl Who Lives Has always been a unsettling and disturbing fav of mine and the Blu-ray looks like a good transfer.

The Little Girl Who Lives Down The Lane Blu-ray - Jodie Foster

It is a good transfer.
Martin Sheen really is a creep in this!

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

March 14th sees Second Sight re-release Re-Animator in a standard case (they mentioned this a few months ago on Facebook). Reversible cover with the Graham Humphreys art on the front, and the original poster art on the reverse, all wrapped in a nice black case.

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I'm happy enough with the steelbook but that does look very smart.

[Rik]

Do I really need 4 blu ray editions of Re-Animator?

Answer: Yes, because I'm a ****ing idiot!

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rik

Do I really need 4 blu ray editions of Re-Animator?

Answer: Yes, because I'm a ****ing idiot!

Well I'm almost as bad. 2 dvds and 2 blu-rays after I get that new one.

[Rik]

For me it's the Second Sight steelie, the German steelie of this and Bride and the Spanish 5 disc edition, plus the UK DVD edition with the syringe!

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Gonna be a good new year!

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

To be released second quarter 2016. It Came From Outer Space was Jack Arnold’s first foray into science-fiction filmmaking, in which he became acknowledged as an auteur. He later went on to create more science-fiction classics such as Tarantula and The Creature of the Black Lagoon, the latter also made in 3D. The film broke new grounds in science-fiction with the “invaders” who had only arrived to save their species, intending no harm to humans, being given a more sympathetic reception than aliens seen as a threat in earlier films.

A fireball crashes to earth near the desert home of amateur astronomer John Putnam (Richard Carlson), who races to the landing site to discover a spaceship which is quickly covered by a landslide. With the evidence gone, the authorities are sceptical that Putnam really saw a spaceship land. Are the invaders peaceful or is their purpose on Earth more sinister?

Find out in this spectacularly filmed movie from the Golden Age of 3D filmmaking!

Director: Jack Arnold
Aspect ratio: Academy original 1.37-1
Region: B

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

Really? THAT'S the "artwork" they're going with? Makes me weep.

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

Really? THAT'S the "artwork" they're going with? Makes me weep.

Why not use one of the films posters, which are a million times better than this crap. Someone actually gets paid for that?

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