Lost on Blu-ray, Friday the 13th on DVD/Blu-ray, Plus Family Guy & Tom and Jerry
There"s no escaping the iconic elements of "80s nostalgia forever tied to FRIDAY THE 13TH and its many sequels. From Jason Voorhees and his hockey mask to the tingle of fear that shoots through an audience when Harry Manfredini"s score whispers, "ki ki ki, ma ma ma," the series remains one of the most popular horror franchises of all time. Now, with Platinum Dunes re-imagining the original film for an audience almost 30 years later, how does Jason come to life in a digital world? The answer lies with Asylum Visual Effects, whose work on the project pushes the notion that, when it comes to VFX, less can be a whole lot more.
From the earliest stages of the films" conception, director Marcus Nispel issued the edict that all effects needed to be, whenever possible, done practically, aiming for what he refers to as a "snuff charm" in the style of the original TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE director Tobe Hooper. This meant a lot of on-set prosthetics and quite a bit of blood and gore on the part of the makeup department.
"I have two kids," says producer Brad Fuller in full agreement. "And they know when there"s CGI on the screen... In a slasher movie, what we have to do to really scare the audience has to feel very real."
The FRIDAY THE 13TH Theatrical Cut DVD contains the following special features:
-- Theatrical Feature Film (98 min)
-- Digital Copy Online for $1.99
The FRIDAY THE 13TH Killer Cut DVD contains the following special features:
-- Extended Feature Film (109 min)
-- Bonus Features
* Rebirth of Jason Vorhees -- An in-depth look at the reintroduction of a Horror Legend. Hear from cast and crew as they detail the development of this new Jason, from the early "sack head" Jason, through the development of the new "hockey mask" look.
* Additional Scenes
* Digital Copy Online for $1.99
The FRIDAY THE 13TH Killer Cut Blu-ray Disc contains the following special features:
-- Theatrical Feature Film (98 min)
-- Extended Cut (109 min)
-- Bonus Features
* Rebirth of Jason Vorhees - In-depth look at the reintroduction of a Horror Legend. Hear from cast and crew as they detail the development of this new Jason, from the early "sack head" Jason, through the development of the new "hockey mask" look.
* Additional Scenes
* PIP with Trivia Track - Test your knowledge of the blood, guts, and gore with a trivia track spanning the entire franchise, featuring exclusive behind the scenes footage from the film. (RT: Duration of the film)
* Hacking Back / Slashing Forward - Take a look back at what made the original Friday the 13th one of the most successful horror franchises in film history. Listen to the cast as they share their memories from the original film and hear why it was important to give the series a fresh start, while honoring the classic elements from the original.
* The 7 Best Kills - On the set with Jason, the victims, and filmmakers giving a comprehensive look at how all the blood will be shed! (RT: 15:00) (Play All and Individually Selectable)
-- BD Live:
* Sneak peak of upcoming horror TRICK R TREAT
* Share your FRIDAY THE 13TH passion through My Commentary
* Organize a viewing party with Live Community Screening
* Digital Copy On Disc
FRIDAY THE 13TH, PART 2 (1981) on Blu-ray
Get ready for twice the terror with FRIDAY THE 13TH, PART 2. Five years after the massacre at Camp Crystal Lake, the nerve-wracking legend of Jason Vorhees and his diabolical mother lives on. Despite ominous warnings from the locals to stay away from "Camp Blood" a group of counselors at a nearby summer camp decide to explore their area where seven people were brutally slaughtered. All too soon, they encounter horrors of their own and the killing begins again. You"ll be at the edge of your seat for this gruesome thriller about 24 hours of bone-chilling fear!
Special Features Include:
-- Inside "Crystal Lake Memories"
-- Friday"s Legacy: Horror Conventions
-- Lost Tales from Camp Blood - Part 2
-- Jason Forever
-- Original Theatrical Trailer
FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 3 (1982) on Blu-ray























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