THE ENTITY (1982) Gets Re-Released July 3rd! (1 Viewer)

[SWFF]

http://www.amazon.com/Entity-Alex-Rocco/dp/B007XF0W3K/ref=sr_1_27?s=movies-tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1336007837&sr=1-27

 

[Louis Letizia]

Nice! It seems anchor bay has retained its fox deal. The Entity will look great in blu.
Totally on the other side of horror- 1977's The Turning Point- would be welcome in Blu as well.

 

[Mike_Richardson]

For whatever reason, these newer Anchor Bay Fox BD's don't include the extras from their prior DVD releases (like License to Drive, which was a Special Edition DVD, but has zero extras on Blu-Ray). Can't recall what was on The Entity but I'm guessing the BD won't have anything on there.

 

[Jon Hertzberg]

Nice! It seems anchor bay has retained its fox deal. The Entity will look great in blu.
Totally on the other side of horror- 1977's The Turning Point- would be welcome in Blu as well.

And...THE ENTITY brings Louis L. back into the fold! That didn't take too long.

 

[Louis Letizia]

It was a trap !Thanks...I think?!The Entity is worth commenting on. It will look great in Blu.
Interesting how we have Fox and Sony going schizo on us. Anchor Bay/Shout and Image/Mill Ceek, where are the lines drawn as to who releases what? With Image releasing 1974's The Odessa File-they are slithering into 70s territory.
All this is great-it gets the titles WE want out there

 

[Jon Hertzberg]

It was a trap !Thanks...I think?!The Entity is worth commenting on. It will look great in Blu.
Interesting how we have Fox and Sony going schizo on us. Anchor Bay/Shout and Image/Mill Ceek, where are the lines drawn as to who releases what? With Image releasing 1974's The Odessa File-they are slithering into 70s territory.
All this is great-it gets the titles WE want out there

And, of course, Twilight Time licensing titles from both studios.

 

[Louis Letizia]

And, of course, Twilight Time licensing titles from both studios.

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Hadnt thought of that. Very true.

 

[Jon Hertzberg]

With Image releasing 1974's The Odessa File-they are slithering into 70s territory.

As far as Sony-licensed Image titles, they've already slithered into the '60s and '70s with releases like THE COLLECTOR, ...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL, and THE DEEP.