Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer (30th Anniversary Theatrical Release/4K Restored)
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Henry: Portrait Of A Serial Killer (30th Anniversary Theatrical Release/4K Restored)
The 4K restoration of HENRY was taken from the 16mm original camera negatives and was approved by McNaughton.
First cities/screenings (with MORE to be announced soon):
10/14/16: Chicago International Film Festival (w/ Q&A with McNaughton & Rooker)
10/21/16: New York City (Venue TBA)
10/28/16: Los Angeles (Venue TBA)
http://dailygrindhouse.com/thewire/d...k-restoration/
First cities/screenings (with MORE to be announced soon):
10/14/16: Chicago International Film Festival (w/ Q&A with McNaughton & Rooker)
10/21/16: New York City (Venue TBA)
10/28/16: Los Angeles (Venue TBA)
http://dailygrindhouse.com/thewire/d...k-restoration/
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A 4K restoration of Henry seems almost like an oxymoron. This is a movie that works with lesser quality.
Somehow I'd find this movie far more creepy watching it on an old beat up VHS than I would a 4K Ultra HD disc.
Somehow I'd find this movie far more creepy watching it on an old beat up VHS than I would a 4K Ultra HD disc.
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^Yes, Henry in 4K is silly. It's a grainy, gritty piece not suitable for ultra-high-def. Is this a different cut of the film, or the same one we have all seen?
As an aside, McNaughton is one in a long list of directors (especially in horror) who never again approached the quality level of their audacious, balls-to-the-wall debuts. It must be dispiriting to regard one's masterpiece from the vantage of 30 years later, where one is treading water creatively.
As an aside, McNaughton is one in a long list of directors (especially in horror) who never again approached the quality level of their audacious, balls-to-the-wall debuts. It must be dispiriting to regard one's masterpiece from the vantage of 30 years later, where one is treading water creatively.
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The 4k restoration of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was amazing, and that was shot in 16mm as well. It will still look gritty and grungy, but it will also have better detail, and get rid of artifacts and flaws from old transfers. It will look closer to how the film was meant to be seen in theaters. Now if they apply DNR or change the color timing, I would agree that this is bad, but the thought that it's inappropriate to do a 4k remaster for a film shot in 16mm is what's silly.
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Curious if Rooker will do a Q&A in other cities. Just hit up his public appearance manager and hoping he will do LA.
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Dark Sky Films (who released the most recent Blu-Ray) said that they will be releasing a new Blu-Ray in 2017, I'm guessing the 4K Restoration?
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