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Sep 23, 2014 · Scrap the old Miramax/Dimension DVD release of Halloween 6, Halloween H20 & Halloween resurrection also scrap the previous blu-ray release's of Halloween 1,2,3,4,5,6 and get this all new 15 Disc Deluxe edition blu-ray set by Anchor bay/shout factory
Sep 22, 2014 · 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. The pattern repeats for Halloween 5 with the 2000 featurette Inside Halloween 5 supplemented with the brand new Dead Man’s Party: The Making of Halloween 5. In each case, the new documentary is ...
- The evil is here... in this Blu-ray set!
- Verdict
By Eric Goldman
Posted: Oct 29, 2014 11:32 pm
Note: Apologies for this review going up a full month after this set was released. A ton of travel kept me from being able to watch all the new material until this week. Which reminds me... Anyone have a portable Blu-ray player?
A year after we miraculously saw Paramount and Warner Bros. collaborate on a Friday the 13th box set that finally included all of the films and Universal and MGM work things out to give us the first Chucky box set that actually had the first Child's Play film in it, horror fans have been given another long-awaited treat with Halloween: The Complete Collection. As with those other films, the trouble had always been the multiple distributors involved in the series through the years – with the first, fourth and fifth Halloween films released independently, II and III released by Universal and every movie since the sixth (including the remake series) coming from Dimension Films – who in turn had gone from being part of Disney/Miramax to The Weinstein Company. Add in various home video distributors and it always seemed too complicated to ever be resolved.
But thankfully, all involved managed to make things work with Anchor Bay (who had the home video rights to 1, 4 and 5) and Scream Factory (who’d previously released Blu-rays for II and III – yes, a lot of companies are involved!) partnering for this Blu-ray collection.
A Halloween collection puts one thing in perspective – this is a series with some amazing highs and lows. On one hand, you have the John Carpenter original; one of the greatest horror films ever. On the other hand, you have Busta Rhymes attacking Michael Myers with martial arts, screaming like Bruce Lee. What a long road it's been for The Shape.
Is Halloween: The Complete Collection perfect? No. Is it pretty damn great? Yes. Finally having all these films collected together is another one of those moments that just never seemed possible, from a simple legal standpoint and overall, the final result is a very strong one. The film’s look and sound good (albeit some better than others) and the...
Oct 25, 2021 · The Criterion Collection Laserdisc (and most DVD and Blu-ray releases since) featured an audio commentary from 1994 with John Carpenter, Debra Hill, and Jamie Lee Curtis. Also missing from that Laserdisc is an isolated music and effects audio track, Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert’s 1980 Sneak Previews segment on the film, and a couple of photo ...
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in this set you get 15 discs 3 versions of Halloween (regular TV version on discs 1 & 2 and extended cut that appers on disc 15) 2 versions of Halloween 2 (regular and TV version) plus the often bootlegged never released Halloween 6 The Producer's Cut (only available in this edition) plus all the other movies including the Rob Zombie movies for ...
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Halloween: The Complete Collection (Eight Disc Box Set) [DVD] Jamie Lee Curtis (Actor), Donald Pleasence (Actor) Rated: Suitable for 18 years and over Format: DVD 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars 22 ratings
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THE BEST OF WCW'S HALLOWEEN HAVOC (1998) approx. 55 minutes This is a decent compilation of one of my favorite annual pay-per-views, Halloween Havoc. This was supposed to be the "spooky" themed PPV and this made many of the matches more gimmicky and bizarre.
