Scream Factory has been upgrading many classic horror movies to 4K Ultra HD, and up next is Brian De Palma’s Carrie, of course the classic 1976 adaptation of the Stephen King novel.
Carrie is coming to 4K Ultra HD on December 13, 2022!
You can pre-order the release in several different forms over on Scream Factory’s website, including SteelBook packaging and special bundles featuring pins, posters, and more.
Bonus Features include…
Disc One (Uhd):
New 2022 4K Scan Of The Original Camera Negative In Dolby Vision (Hdr 10 Compatible) Audio: 5.1, Original Mono Track
Disc Two (Blu-ray):
New 2022 4K Scan Of The Original Camera Negative Audio: 5.1, Original Mono Track Theatrical Trailer Carrie Franchise Trailer Gallery
Disc Three (Blu-ray):
Writing Carrie – An Interview With Screenwriter Lawrence D. Cohen Shooting Carrie – An Interview With Director Of Photography Mario Tosi Cutting Carrie – An Interview With Editor Paul Hirsch Casting Carrie – An Interview With Casting...
Carrie is coming to 4K Ultra HD on December 13, 2022!
You can pre-order the release in several different forms over on Scream Factory’s website, including SteelBook packaging and special bundles featuring pins, posters, and more.
Bonus Features include…
Disc One (Uhd):
New 2022 4K Scan Of The Original Camera Negative In Dolby Vision (Hdr 10 Compatible) Audio: 5.1, Original Mono Track
Disc Two (Blu-ray):
New 2022 4K Scan Of The Original Camera Negative Audio: 5.1, Original Mono Track Theatrical Trailer Carrie Franchise Trailer Gallery
Disc Three (Blu-ray):
Writing Carrie – An Interview With Screenwriter Lawrence D. Cohen Shooting Carrie – An Interview With Director Of Photography Mario Tosi Cutting Carrie – An Interview With Editor Paul Hirsch Casting Carrie – An Interview With Casting...
- 10/3/2022
- by John Squires
- bloody-disgusting.com
Actor Jason Schwartzman's former band, Californian rockers Phantom Planet, are to split after 15 years together.
The band is best known for performing the theme song California for TV show The O.C.
But the foursome - comprising of singer Alex Greenwald, bassist Sam Farrar, guitarist Darren Robinson, and drummer Jeff Conrad - has now called time on its career.
The group will play its final show together next month (Dec) - and it will be an emotional send off, because the bandmembers will bow out at the same venue they launched their careers at.
A statement posted on their official website reads: "This could be the most difficult piece of news we have ever had to post. Sadly, Phantom Planet will be playing our last show, December 12, at the Troubadour in Los Angeles, the same venue that we played our very first live gig, back in 1994. We have had an amazing time playing together for 15 years, but we have officially decided to go on hiatus, and will not be playing any more live shows or making any new records, indefinitely. There is so much more to write, but at this time, we just want to say thank you, to everyone, for their support, friendship, inspiration, attendance, and love."
Original drummer Schwartzman left the group in 2003 to focus on his acting career.
The band is best known for performing the theme song California for TV show The O.C.
But the foursome - comprising of singer Alex Greenwald, bassist Sam Farrar, guitarist Darren Robinson, and drummer Jeff Conrad - has now called time on its career.
The group will play its final show together next month (Dec) - and it will be an emotional send off, because the bandmembers will bow out at the same venue they launched their careers at.
A statement posted on their official website reads: "This could be the most difficult piece of news we have ever had to post. Sadly, Phantom Planet will be playing our last show, December 12, at the Troubadour in Los Angeles, the same venue that we played our very first live gig, back in 1994. We have had an amazing time playing together for 15 years, but we have officially decided to go on hiatus, and will not be playing any more live shows or making any new records, indefinitely. There is so much more to write, but at this time, we just want to say thank you, to everyone, for their support, friendship, inspiration, attendance, and love."
Original drummer Schwartzman left the group in 2003 to focus on his acting career.
- 11/25/2008
- WENN
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