[Tom Tsai]

Ginger Snaps II - Unleashed

available at DVDsoon.com

Studio: Seville
Street Date: April 13, 2004
- Original widescreen theatrical version (16x9)
- Deleted Scenes
- Audition tapes
- Behind the Scenes Footage
- Interviews with Cast & Crew
- Original Storyboards
- Excerpts from the Original screenplay
- Production Stills
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- 2 TV Spots
- Dolby Digital 5.1 (English and French)
- no bilingual cover (separate French version available)

The cover is exactly the same as the movie poster. I don't have a scanner but here's the movie poster to give you an idea:



In the States, this movie was not released in the theatres and Lions Gate has picked it up for home video distribution.

The Lions Gate version is also coming out on April 13, 2004. I don't know if the extras will be the same, but the cover is different.


- from Amazon.com

[Malcolm R]

At least Lion's Gate is likely to give it a widescreen release, as opposed to the FS-only abortion that was released by Artisan of the original. As usual, the non-US cover is superior.

Have to wait and see if the extras are the same or if I need to order from Canada.

Was this released theatrically in Canada already? I thought they were still filming. Did it make any $$?

[Nils Luehrmann]

The USA R1 release is reported as having the following:

Audio Commentary
Make-up & FX Featurette
Behind-the-Scenes Footage
Deleted Scenes
Text/Photo Galleries
Storyboards

I'd be suprised if the Canadian version does not have a commentray track like the R1 version.


I feel the same way Malcolm does regarding the USA R1 version of the original 'Ginger Snaps'. The Canadian Collector's Edition was so much better:

Anamorphic OAR
Two Commentaries (one from the Director, and one from the writer)
Deleted Scenes w/optional commentary
Two Behind-the-scenes Featuerettes
Tapes from Audtions & Rehersals
Cast & Crew Film/Biographies
Photo & Art Gallery
Trailors & TV Spots

While the USA R1 release was a Pan & Scan movie only version. It might have had a trailer.

[James T]

It was released in Canada, but only in a few theaters. So it didn't make much money.

[Marc_Savoie]

I caught this while it played briefly (albeit in at least 4 theatres in this city, so it wasn't thaaaat limited per se).

I ended up enjoying it for the most part, with the look of the film being especially good and stylish. The sound/ music throughout was also great. The story wasn't particualarly original and was nowhere near the refreshingly fun and scary original (the ending was very disappointing and anti-climatic). But I could be interested in owning and watching it again if the DVD has some interesting features.

[David_Blackwell]

I watched the movie last night on a DVD Screener that was sent to me. I'll refrain from my comments until I write my review.

Be Seeing you,
David Blackwell

[Russell G]

I think this had what could be called a wide release in Canada, as it played chain theaters as opposed to just the art houses like most Canadian films.

I'll definitly pick this up since it was shot in my home town (along with the 3rd film!), beutiful Grey Edmonton!

[Mark Palermo]

I think this is a far better movie than the original (which may not mean much since I didn't care for the first.) It expands to more Canadian theatres this Friday.

[Justin_S]

With the original being my favorite werewolf film, I am highly looking forward to see this sequel. Looks like I will once again be getting the Canadian DVD though.

[JohnAP]

I'm looking forward to seeing this too. I enjoyed the original, but haven't gotten around to picking it up yet. Thanks for letting me know to make sure and get the Canadian version.

[ChrisBEA]

I really liked the original, sadly I have only seen the crappy Artisan release, I need to order the Canadian version. Maybe I'll order both around the release of the second?