The Boneyard Blu-ray
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Posted February 13, 2018 04:54 PM by Webmaster
U.S. label Code Red will release on Blu-ray James Cummins' thriller The Bone Yard (1991), starring Ed Nelson, Deborah Rose, and Norman Fell. The release, which will be distributed by Kino Video, will be available for purchase on April 3.
Studio synopsis: One of the greatest zombie movies you probably never saw is finally back to chew its way into your 88 Films collection! Released in 1991, The Boneyard is a certified cult classic of the VHS era that mixes the bad taste splatter humour of such classics as The Evil Dead and Re-Animator with enough corpse-shambling thrills and ghoulish chills to make for an essential late night watch.
Telling of a living dead outbreak in a coroner's office, THE BONE YARD is a claustrophobic love letter to George A. Romero that inotrduces some original ideas to the well-worn meat-munching trope. With a cast that includes television legend Phyllis Diller and B-movie veteran Ed Nelson (A Bucket of Blood) and with ertswhile makeup effects genius James Cummins (The Thing) as director - this is one low budget bout of blood-splattered brilliance that more than deserves its HD premiere from 88 Films.
Special Features and Technical Specs:
Reversible Cover
Studio synopsis: One of the greatest zombie movies you probably never saw is finally back to chew its way into your 88 Films collection! Released in 1991, The Boneyard is a certified cult classic of the VHS era that mixes the bad taste splatter humour of such classics as The Evil Dead and Re-Animator with enough corpse-shambling thrills and ghoulish chills to make for an essential late night watch.
Telling of a living dead outbreak in a coroner's office, THE BONE YARD is a claustrophobic love letter to George A. Romero that inotrduces some original ideas to the well-worn meat-munching trope. With a cast that includes television legend Phyllis Diller and B-movie veteran Ed Nelson (A Bucket of Blood) and with ertswhile makeup effects genius James Cummins (The Thing) as director - this is one low budget bout of blood-splattered brilliance that more than deserves its HD premiere from 88 Films.
Special Features and Technical Specs:
- BRAND NEW REMASTER struck from the original camera negative
- EXCLUSIVE extensive color correction exclusive completed for Code Red's upcoming release
- BRAND NEW Exclusive to Code Red Version interview with Producer Phil Smoot and Crew Members From North Carolina
- Uncompressed LPCM Stereo Soundtrack
- Audio Commentary with Director James Cummins and Producer Richard F. Brophy
- Interviews With Actress Phyllis Diller, Director James Cummins and Producer Richard F. Brophy
- Reversible Sleeve with Alternate Artwork
Reversible Cover