NEW! The Second Dance: An Interview with Executive Producer Robert Latham Brown (1080p, 3:59): The technology used to bring NEW! Windy City Chills -- An Interview with Production Manager Robert Latham Brown (1080p, 5:33): Brown discusses diving into the

Fans who may just be buying for the remastered Blu-ray will find a wonderfully faithful and filmic image here. It can't stand up to the UHD for colorFor this UHD edition, Scream Factory loads the two accompanying Blu-ray discs with the same set of supplements as before along with five more new exclusives to further tempt fans.

minutes in, you’ll hear the height channels and all making great use of the sound of an above rail train. It can be pretty intense and feels more threatening than it ever did before in just 5.1 surround. That’s really what this mix is great at, making much better use of the original audio to make the scary parts even more impactful than before. And, if that’s not your thing, they’ve left you with the options of that 5.1 or 2.0 stereo in lossless form. NEW! Believe Me Now? -- An Interview with Actor Chris Sarandon (1080p, 10:41): Sarandon discusses how he modeled his character, The release features a new [ 2022] 4K scan of the original camera negative which comes as a 4K DI (digital intermediate) remaster. This movie was shot on 35mm film using the Panavision Panaflex camera and spherical lenses. colors leap off the screen with wonderfully faithful depth and punch. That yellow school bus is a simple wonder for authenticity and perfect color Behind-The-Scenes Special Effects Footage” (1 hour, 8 seconds – HD) comes from an old-school VHS tape source and gives you an hour of raw glimpses behind the scenes. This appears to have been shot in December of 1987 all the way up to March 1988 as a ‘home movie’ that eventually made its way to home video release. It has a bit of narration by the cameraman but aside from that, it’s pretty straightforward and self-explanatory. This is great to a film nerd like me and most of you probably as well, but the average person might get a tad bit bored with this. There’s something that’s so much more authentic about old VHS footage like this and I think it’s because it’s candid and wasn’t studio approved or scripted like most of today’s extras. Finally, this footage is courtesy of Howard Berger it says at the end.side. Listeners will have to choose between surround engagement and a fuller atmosphere with less punch or this original and more in-your-face sort of Two additional slipcovers — made exclusively for this promotion — featuring new artwork from artist Devon Whitehead for Child's Play 2 and Child's Play 3

NEW! Under Pressure: An Interview with Alex Vincent (1080p, 7:56): The actor who plays Andy talks about receiving top billing, the window around the 24-minute mark. A few of the fullest sound elements integrate some obvious top end spatial content, but such never feel forced.supplied Blu-ray, which is also remastered from the same source, one can clearly see that the higher resolution brings a sharpness, even to some of FIVE NIGHTS in Three Dimensions– FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY’S takes a two-dimensional game and turns it into a three-dimensional nightmare. Posters & Lobby Cards Photo Gallery (1 minute, 45 seconds HD) includes a total of 21 images and navigation is the same as discussed above. greenlighting the sequel, photography, inspirations, character development in the film, plot dynamics, various cast dissatisfactions, and the film's