Universal's Blu Ray Legacy Sets? (1 Viewer)

[dana martin]

I think the Arrow "Incredible Shrinking Man" is Region B only

did a quick check, and yes it is available for those who are region free, as it is a region "B" release, i am wondering if this one is special enough to get a release from ..... Criterion? if not maybe Arrow US might be able to release it, as the have some other Universal "not quite Horror but Horror related features coming, Cagney's Man of a Thousand Faces bio film. Cohen's Old Dark House,,,, just perfection.

 

[Matt Hough]

Well, Criterion did release Robinson Crusoe on Mars, and I think The Incredible Shrinking Man is a better film than that. (Criterion released The Blob, too. A fun cult film but not in the same ballpark with the sincere and thoughtful Shrinking Man).

 

[JPCinema]

I wonder if there will be a release of the amazing "PSYCHO Legacy" blu ray boxset that I bought in Germany.

 

[dana martin]

I wonder if there will be a release of the amazing "PSYCHO Legacy" blu ray boxset that I bought in Germany.

Thought that was already announced

 

[JPCinema]

Only in Germany

 

[dana martin]

gets a complete upgrade in one set, with a disc for special features

and it steamrolls along, in to uncharted territory, as Jungle Captive was't even released on DVD, still waiting to see how the Sci Fi collection's will finish up. But now a new franchise is getting another release

Shout/Scream are tackling this set with a few surprises along the way

 

[RICK BOND]

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gets a complete upgrade in one set, with a disc for special features

and it steamrolls along, in to uncharted territory, as Jungle Captive was't even released on DVD, still waiting to see how the Sci Fi collection's will finish up. But now a new franchise is getting another release
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Shout/Scream are tackling this set with a few surprises along the way

I hope... Brides of Dracula, Phantom of the Opera,and Kiss of the Vampire will be coming this Summer. In their proper Aspect Ratio's ! : ) Also Universal's 1952 film The Black Castle. One of my favorites.