Brian T

Kino's certainly going all out on this one. Shame they couldn't trackdown Earl Hofert for the supplements, I suppose:

CABIN BOY
Sept. 18

- NEW Audio Commentary by star Chris Elliott and director Adam Resnick
- NEW Interview with star Chris Elliott and director Adam Resnick
- Archival cast & crew interviews featuring Chris Elliott, Ritch Brinkley, James Gammon, Brian Doyle-Murray, Brion James, Melora Walters, Russ Tamblyn, production designer Steven Legler and writer/director Adam Resnick
- B-Roll Footage
- Edited outtakes
- Newly commissioned art by Jacob Phillips
- 5 TV spots
- Limited Edition O-Card (Blu-ray only)
- Reversible Art
- Theatrical Trailer
- Limited Edition booklet essay by film critic Nick Pinkerton (Blu-ray only)
- Optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature

Inhumans99

Yay to Deep Rising as the Mill Creek blu double feature does not exactly offer the best PQ and I am down for a re-watch of this splendidly nutso film.

Also, maybe I was too young to appreciate the dramatic scenes after the nukes were set-off but I always felt the non nuke attack parts of The Day After were slow and a bit of a slog to get through (but I was just old enough that my parents had no problem letting me watch).

DJariya

Woo Hoo!! Can't wait!!

Viper187

Speaking of Stallone, am I the only one annoyed Avenging Angelo hasn't made it to BD yet?

DJariya

Some notable upcoming releases from Kino Lorber. Some of these announcements are over 1 month old

Brian T

A few additional titles tweeted more recently by KL:

A couple from Don Siegel:
CHARLEY VARRICK (1973)
THE BLACK WINDMILL (1974)
No release dates on either yet.

GREAT SCOUT AND CATHOUSE THURSDAY (1976) - Sept. 25
- Includes trailer gallery
THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER (1947) - Sept. 25
- Includes commentary and trailer


And finally, a new addition to The Olive Signature collection, coming August 28:

BOUND (1996)

(Most of the supplements were on Arrow's release, and possibly the original DVD as I recall (?) but they seem to have a couple of new items.

DthRdrX

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Why So Blu?

Just got an email from Amazon saying that Deep Rising is released August 21st.

DJariya

Yeah I mentioned it almost 3 months ago. Still on the same page. And you commented on it days later.

https://forum.dvdtalk.com/13341710-post176.html

Why So Blu?

I have no memory of that. What triggered the memory was the email I just got.

PhantomStranger

Nice, never really expected those Night stalker movies to hit Blu-ray.

Brian T

THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE - Oct. 2

https://www.klstudioclassics.com/product/view/id/5702

Brian T

D.O.A. (1988) - Oct. 30

Why So Blu?

It's starting to appear that the Deep Rising edition may not be from a 4K scan after all. All language that once mentioned it being from a 4K scan has been removed. I've canceled my pre-order since I still have the Mill Creek version.

DJariya

Blu-Ray.com reviewed it and yeah no mention of a new 4K picture. He gave the video a 3.5 out of 5. He said it looked alright.

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Deep-R...206499/#Review

DthRdrX

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Doctorossi

Hmm... I think Kino Lorber Studio Classics still needs to learn historical products lesson #1:

Just because it's old does not mean it's a classic.

Alan Smithee

Have both of those on laserdisc already. Wonder if they'll mess up the sound like they did on a few previous Touchstone etc titles?

dex14

Part of the licensing agreements requires them to do lower tier titles like those.

Alan Smithee

Even if they don't sell?

dex14

People will buy them.

Paul_SD

Twenty year nostalgia cycle.

Kids bonded with these twenty years ago and are now late twenties-mid thirties adults with disposable income and some lingering fondness for a more innocent/carefree period they remember.

Yeah, they'll sell enough to make it worth the effort for Kino - considering they were always just along for the ride with higher profile titles anyway.

Doctorossi

I don't question their release, only the "Classics" label.

Josh Z

I wish I knew what you guys were talking about, but DthRdrX's post is just a blank white screen on my computer.

Adam Tyner

It's an embedded tweet by KLSC promoting upcoming releases of Kazaam and It's Pat.