DEATHDREAM
In this shattering variation of The Monkey's Paw, grief-stricken suburban parents (Academy Award(r) nominess John Marley of THE GODFATHER and Lynn Carlin of FACES) refuse to accept the news that their son Andy (Richard Backus) has been killed in Vietnam. But when Andy returns home soon after, something may be horribly wrong: Andy is alive and well...or is he? Produced and directed by Bob Clark (BLACK CHRISTMAS) and written by Alan Ormsby (DERANGED), DEATHDREAM became one of the very first films to confront the domestic ravages of the Vietnam War. More than thirty years later, it remains one of the most chilling horror films of all time. Blue Underground is proud to present this acclaimed zombie shocker fully restored from the long-lost negative, as well as exclusive new Extras that include featurettes and audio commentaries.
UNCLE SAM
It's Fourth of July Weekend, and the recently discovered corpse of Sgt. Sam Harper - killed by 'friendly fire'! during the first Gulf War - is returned to his all-American hometown. But when Sam rises from the dead to punish the unpatriotic, only his young nephew and a bitter Korean War veteran (Soul icon Isaac Hayes of SHAFT and SOUTH PARK fame) can stop his red-blooded rampage. Draft dodgers, tax cheats, crooked politicians and flag-burners beware: Uncle Sam wants you...DEAD! Timothy Bottoms (THE LAST PICTURE SHOW), Bo Hopkins (THE WILD BUNCH), William Smith (FAST COMPANY), P.J. Soles (HALLOWEEN) and Oscar(r) nominee Robert Forster (JACKIE BROWN) co-star in this zombie horror hit directed by William Lustig (MANIAC, RELENTLESS) and written by Larry Cohen (IT'S ALIVE, PHONE BOOTH). UNCLE SAM has been remastered from the original negative materials and loaded with Extras that include an all-new, no-holds-barred audio commentary with Cohen and Lustig!
- Actors: Zombie Soldiers
- Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
- Audience Rating: R (Restricted)
- Format: Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC
- Language (Original Language): English
- Region Code: 1
- Release Date: 2006-04-25
- Running Time: 178 minutes
- Theatrical Release Date: 1974
