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By the way, also soon to be announced for 4K Ultra HD release… The Rambo Trilogy from Lionsgate. It’s currently set for 11/14 (or 14/11 for you guys across the pond) in France. No, we don’t know if there will be singles film SKUs yet.

And Scream Factory has set the 1995 Tobe Hooper, Robert Englund, and Steven King team up The Mangler for release on Blu-ray on 12/11. Extras are TBA. Scream is also attempting to get access to the unrated cut of the film, but that’s also TBD.

Finally today, we have three new Blu-ray reviews for you, including…

Tim’s take on Bruno Mattei’s Shocking Dark (1989) from Severin Films.

David’s look at Del Tenny’s The Horror of Party Beach (1964), also from Severin Films.

And Dennis offers his thoughts on Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life, coming to Blu-ray from Criterion on 9/11.




