A TRIUMPH! A STAGGERING STUDY OF WAR” – The Washington PostInspired by Oliver Stone’s own experiences, the anti-war epic tells the tale of PFC Chris ... After his wife is killed during a brutal mugging that also leaves him paralyzed, Grey Trace (Logan Marshall-Green, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Prometheus)... an actor seems born to play a role (for being so perfect in the part) and this is one of those rare examples of the casting being pitch-perfect Sam Raimi’s cult classic Army of Darkness arrives on 4K Ultra HD looking better than ever, along with three Blu-ray platters containing the three versions of the film. (Only the theatrical version is on 4K.) Shout! Factory ported over all of the excellent bonus features from their previous edition of the film. becomes a slave and is escorted to Arthur's castle to slave away his days. Yet Ash has another secret card: a rip-roaring chainsaw.

world and Army of Darkness has the right ingredients for terror and mayhem. The score has enormous fun with the time-travel

Well cat’s out of the bag! ???? This wasn’t supposed to be revealed quite this way but yes, we’re working on it but we have no additional details as to when we’ll officially announce, when it will release or specifics on the release. Stay tuned! and has grown on me. The illustration is fantastic and a great tribute to Army of Darkness. The design certainly fits the film perfectly Color density heightens flesh tones, then enhances primaries further. Henry the Red’s uniform splashes against the yellows waving around him. Blood bursts from the screen with a gloriously vivid red. Audio The Evil Dead lead role is one that Campbell sunk his teeth into with a remarkable sense of energy and enthusiasm. Sometimes

television cut as bonus features on Blu-ray – alongside a plethora of featurettes and making-of material (including documentaries and audio A horde of deadites lay siege to the Ultra HD fortress with an impressive HEVC H.265 encode that exceeds expectations and pretty much puts the previous Blu-ray release to shame. Coming from brand-new restoration and remaster of the original 35mm camera negatives, the native 4K transfer, approved by Raimi and cinematographer Bill Pope, showcases incredibly sharp details for a majority of the runtime with a few soft, blurry moments sprinkled throughout. However, most of those are associated with the optical effects, compositing and matte photography, so they are to be expected and easily forgiven. Otherwise, the individual hairs of the cast, the threading in the costumes and the tiny pebbles on the ground are discrete, and the small fractures and imperfections along the castle walls are plain to make out from a short distance. Facial complexions appear natural with an accurate peachy-rose tone in every actor and lifelike textures, revealing every pore, wrinkle and negligible blemish. IT LIVES 50 FEET BENEATH THE CITY. IT’S 36 FEET LONG. IT WEIGHS 2,000 POUNDS … AND IT’S ABOUT TO BREAK OUT!From director Lewis Teague (Cujo) and scree... Looks like this one is in bound in the US later this year. It's a Shout Factory release so should be good but have anxiety over potential issues.

UHD of the theatrical cut based on the materials provided to them by Universal. Fans of Army of Darkness should find this to be the

perfect for Ash and Sheila. Gearon did a great job with the designs on Army of Darkness and these characters come to life with more While it is disappointing the 4K UHD disc only provides the theatrical cut, the four-disc set includes the director's cut, international cut, andcertainly is understandable that only the theatrical edition was provided on a new 4K UHD disc (and anyone familiar with the history of Army of Still Galleries With Rare Behind-The-Scenes Photos From Production Designer Anthony Tremblay, Visual Effects Supervisor William Mesa And Special Make-Up Effects Artists Tony Gardner And KNB EFX, Inc. (Over 200 Stills) trilogy. Raimi is one of the most creative filmmakers in Hollywood and the sense of ambition on display with Army of Darkness gives

Stephen has just posted his thoughts on Hirokazu Kore-eda’s Air Doll (2009) on Blu-ray from Dekanalog via Vinegar Syndrome. It’s too bad that all versions of Army of Darkness couldn’t get the same kind of treatment as the Theatrical Cut, but even so, this is still a fine set. And the quality of the UHD presentation is definitely worth the upgrade. It’s not definitive, but it still comes highly recommended to primitive screwheads everywhere. They’ve just issued the September 2020 Digital edition of their magazine, which features an extensive look at the recent surge of 4K Ultra HD catalog releases. The publication’s editor, Stephanie Prange (who, full disclosure, I’ve known for many years), wrote a great longform piece for the issue called 4K Ultra HD: Into the Vaults about the process of preparing classic catalog films for release on the format. As Ash fights for freedom and becomes involved in a romantic lingo with the stunning Sheila (Embeth Davidtz), the fight against the villainous While it’s true that the Evil Dead series became more and more campy over time, it felt like an organic transition. Most horror franchises tend to get more laughable as they go on, whether they’re intended to or not. Evil Dead II exists solely because of the mild bit of controversy that surrounded the original film, particularly in the UK where Sam Raimi was taken to task for it, even being brought in to testify in court for it (nothing ever came of it). Having a more comedic approach on essentially the same material is what Evil Dead II is. Army of Darkness, however, pulls out all the stops.

Tim has reviewed Stephen Soderbergh’s Out of Sight (1998) on 4K Ultra HD from Kino Lorber Studio Classics, as well as Kenneth Branagh’s Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1994) on 4K Ultra HD from Arrow Video. Moving on, disc three has a few more supplements, including nearly an hour of on-set and behind-the-scenes footage spread across two extras, one of those old school EPK (electronic press kit) making-of featurettes, and 5 minutes of extended interviews. There’s also a new featurette on the creation of the Deadites, as the undead are known in this film. QUINTESSENTIAL EIGHTIES HORROR FUN." – Eric Cotenas, DVD Drive-InIt's Halloween night and Angela is throwing a party ... but this is no ordinary Hall...