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Manufacturer: LIONSGATE

LIMITED COLLECTION EDITION - one run only! NEW Vestron Video Collectors edition packaging. UNRATED VERSION Never before on Blu Ray. A MUST HAVE for any cult classic collector. Restored and remastered. Packed with amazing special features including: Audio Commentary with Director Jackie Kong, Audio Commentary with Executive Producer Lawrence Kasanoff, Isolated score with select audio commentary with composer Don Preston, Queen King an interview with director Jackie Kong, Brother Tutman - Interview with actor Carl Crew, Diner Design an interview with Director of Photography Jurg V. Walther, Cult Movie Recipes An interview with writer Michael Sonye, Victims of Sheetar! an interview with special make up effect creator Bruce Zahlava, Archival interview with Crew member & Hollywood Book & Poster Owner Eric Caiden.

Manufacturer: Shout! Factory Brand: CINEDIGM - UNI DIST CORP

William Friedkin, the Academy Award winning director of The Exorcist, delivers a new kind of fairy tale for adults. A handsome young couple finds the perfect live-in babysitter to look after their newborn child. It seems like a fairy tale, until ancient, supernatural forces turn the couples dream into a nightmare. In his first horror film since The Exorcist, Oscar-winning director William Friedkin spins a terrifying tale based on every parent’s worst fear. Jenny Seagrove (Local Hero) portrays the enchanting guardian who enters the home of new parents Dwier Brown (Red Dragon) and Carey Lowell (Licence to Kill) possessing impeccable references and an affinity for children. But as her true intentions are revealed, the battle for the child’s soul begins in this chilling film based on Dan Greenburg’s popular novel, The Nanny. Special Features Include: -“A Happy Coincidence” - an interview with actor Dwier Brown -“From Strasberg to The Guardian” - an interview with actor Gary Swanson -“A Mother’s Journey” - an interview with actress Natalija Nogulich -“Scoring The Guardian” - an interview with composer Jack Hues -“Tree Woman: The Effects of The Guardian” - an interview with makeup effects artist Matthew Mungle -“Return to the Genre” - an interview with director/co-writer William Friedkin -“The Nanny” - an interview with actress Jenny Seagrove -“Don’t Go Into the Woods” – an interview with co-writer Stephen Volk -Still Gallery of Behind-the-Scenes photos

Manufacturer: Arrow Video Brand: Music Video Dist

BY SWORD. BY PICK. BY AXE. BYE BYE. Although the slasher film was in decline by the mid-1980s, there were still some grisly delights to be had... and they don t come much grislier than writer-director Buddy Cooper s sickening stalk-and-slash classic The Mutilator! When Ed receives a message from his father asking him to go and lock up the family s beach condo for the winter, it seems like the perfect excuse for an alcohol-fuelled few days away with his friends. After all, his dad has forgiven him for accidentally blowing mom away with a shotgun several years ago... hasn t he? But no sooner are the teens on the island than they find themselves stalked by a figure with an axe (and a hook, and an onboard motor) to grind... Originally entitled Fall Break (watch out for the incongruous theme song of the same name!), The Mutilator has earned a reputation amongst horror fans as one of the holy grails of 80s splatter mayhem due to its highly inventive (and not to say, decidedly gruesome) kill sequences, courtesy of FX wizard Mark Shostrom (Videodrome, Evil Dead II). Finally making its long-awaited bow in High-Definition, The Mutilator has returned to terrorise a whole new generation of horror fans! DIRECTOR-APPROVED SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS: Brand new 2K restoration of the unrated version from original vault materials High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) and Standard Definition DVD presentations Original mono 1.0 audio (uncompressed PCM on the Blu-ray Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing Introduction to the film with writer-director Buddy Cooper and assistant special make-up effects artist/assistant editor Edmund Ferrell Audio Commentary with Cooper, Ferrell, co-director John Douglass and star Matt Mitler Audio Commentary with Buddy Cooper and star Ruth Martinez Tutterow Fall Breakers: The Story of The Mutilator brand new feature-length documentary on the making of the splatter classic featuring interviews with Cooper, Douglass, Ferrell, Mitler, actors Bill Hitchcock, Jack Chatham and more Mutilator ...

Manufacturer: Shout! Factory Brand: CINEDIGM - UNI DIST CORP

AN ANTHOLOGY OF TERROR! A pack of cigarettes, a video game, a pick-up truck and a stately colonial home all become key elements in four terrifying tales of terror in the anthology film, Nightmares, directed by Joseph Sargent (The Taking of Pelham One Two Three, White Lightning). A chain-smoking homemaker (Cristina Raines, The Sentinel) insists on going out for cigarettes even when an escaped madman is on the loose in "Terror in Topanga. ", J.J. Cooney (Emilio Estevez, Young Guns), a video game hot-shot, dares to take on a strange challenger (though it may cost him his life) in "The Bishop of Battle. ", A troubled priest (Lance Henriksen, Aliens) seeks to find the faith he has lost on the road, but instead he finds someone (or something) in this desert is trying to drive him out of his mind in "The Benediction. ", Claire (Veronica Cartwright, Alien) hears rats in the walls. Her husband (Richard Masur, The Thing) believes he can take care of the problem with a few rat traps, but this problem is only going to get much bigger in "Night of the Rat." Special Features Include: -Two Versions: 1080p High Definition Widescreen (1.78:1) and Full Frame (1.33.1) -Audio commentary with executive producer Andrew Mirisch and actress Cristina Raines -Original Theatrical Trailer -Radio Spots

Manufacturer: Criterion Collection (Direct) Brand: CRITERION COLLECTIONS

Donald Sutherland (Klute) and Julie Christie (Darling) mesmerize as a married couple on an extended trip to Venice following a family tragedy. While in that elegantly decaying city, they have a series of inexplicable, terrifying, and increasingly dangerous experiences. A masterpiece from Nicolas Roeg (Walkabout), Don’t Look Now, adapted from a story by Daphne du Maurier (Rebecca), is a brilliantly disturbing tale of the supernatural, as renowned for its innovative editing and haunting cinematography as its explicit eroticism and unforgettable denouement, one of the great endings in horror history.