It's pretty standard. I checked a few other DVDs of recent Universal theatrical releases -- Dave Chappelle's Block Party, Nanny McPhee, and The Producers -- and all three also have an MSRP of $29.98.

On week one, Nanny McPhee was $16.99 at Target, ...Block Party was $13.99 at Circuit City, and The Producers was $16.99 at Target and Circuit City.

I don't think there's any real cause for concern.

I've never seen this film, but I will definitely be blind-buying it, due to all of the positive reviews that I have read. I wanted to see it in theatres, but I never got the chance.

We've got full details, including the extras. This is looking to be a packed disc!

Check out all the details here

"Brewin' The Blood", This is was I've been waiting for all my life,Heh. Most anticipated DVD release of 2006 for me.

I tried searching for Gregg Henry's Mr. Pibb rant (when they escape in the car) elsewhere, but couldn't find it. This was my favorite part of the film. Does anyone happen to remember it or know where I could find a transcript online? Sorry if this is too off-topic but I thought I'd give it a shot anyway since the DVD doesn't come out until October.

In Holland we get a Steelbook edition of Slither on September 15th with these specs :

FEATURES DISC 1
16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen [1.78:1]
Dolby Digital 5.1 & DTS
Chapter Selection
Subtitles On/Off
Also Or Soon Available
Genre: Horror
Speelduur: 92 Minuten
Engels Gesproken
Nederlands Ondertiteld


FEATURES DISC 2
Recipe For Blood
Welcome To The Set Of Slither
The Effects Of Slither
Lloyd Kaufman’s Video Diary
Making Of Fillion Set Tour
Extended Scenes
Interviews Cast & Crew
Behind The Scenes
Trailers
Tv Clips
Photo Gallery
Liner Notes
Also Available
Speelduur: 109 Minute

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I'm so getting that DVD/HD-DVD combo edition.

Man, I wish we were getting the Holland art! This suxors.

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Preach it, brotha!

Anyone know if the HD/DVD combo disc will have all the same extra features as the sep DVD release?

Different tastes, I suppose - save the lack of detail on the text, I really like that image used for the R1 artwork. :up:

Agreed! I think it's one of the better mainstream covers I've seen in a while. The contrast between the red and white is very nice, too. Maybe it's just the thought of what could've been the cover...

*imagining giant floating heads and an image of the huge girl in the barn*

:yack:

I like the theatrical one sheet better, but I like the R1 DVD cover.

Preordered it from Amazon. I can't wait. :up:

Anybody have a link where I can order the Holland Steelbook from?

I found it here, not sure how much shipping would be:
http://www.mediadis.com/video/detail.asp?id=157446

Can someone else who bought this today tell me what the actual dvd art looks like? Mine looked real cheap, just the title Slither with all the company logos and rating, etc below it. Is this normal?

Where did you buy your copy, the street corner?

No, Circuit City. Could anyone just let me know what thier dvd art on the disc itself looks like please?

any talks of a unrated version coming? i want to get this but i don't wanna double dip on it.

No art - it just says "Slither" in big bold letters, and little bits of fine print and studio jargon around it - and yes, it's the normal look for all discs that don't have art on them. Nothing to be worried about.

What a great monster flick! That's 2 great horror movies in a row for me! Feast last week was fantastic and now Slither! Now this weekend Saw III, happy days are here again!

Yeah, I watched it last night too. While the beginning was a bit slow, the remaining 2/3 rds was a gigantic blast of B grade campy horror fun. I really enjoyed it and plan on watching it again with the commentary. Cool little flick. Imagine a cross between Invasion of the body snatchers, Critters and Dawn of the Dead but with more humor!

I actually didn't think the movie was slow at all. I do have one huge question. How in the world did this film bomb!? It has everything. Humor, gore, scares. The script is actually much funnier than I expected. In addition to the movies you listed above, it also reminded me of the "Evil Dead" films and "The Thing".