1988 Horror Movie ‘Hack-o-Lantern’ Coming to 4K This Halloween
The 1988 horror movie Hack-o-Lantern is coming to 4K Ultra HD for the first time this Halloween, from Massacre Video.
In the film, when Tommy was a boy, he witnessed his grandpa (Hy Pyke), the leader of a vicious satanic cult, murder his father in a brutal ritual on Halloween night. Now Tommy (Gregory Scott Cummins) is 18, and grandpa is ready to indoctrinate him into the ways of the black arts. But as night approaches, someone dressed like a member of the cult, with their face hidden behind a devilish mask, begins stalking and killing people connected to Tommy. Could it be grandpa, Tommy himself, or someone even more sinister behind these increasingly brutal murders?
Massacre Video presents Hack-O-Lantern, directed by Jag Mundhra (Open House, The Jigsaw Murders), available for the first time in a 4K UHD/Blu-ray combo that includes a brand-new 4K scan from the original negatives with producer-approved HDR color.
Special Features/Specifications:
- Brand New 4K Scan from the Original Negatives with Producer-Approved HDR Color
- Remastered 2.0 stereo mix and original mono mix.
- Audio Commentary with producer Raj Mehrotra.
- English language captions.
- Isolated soundtrack option.
- The Power Is In The Blood Featurette (featuring interviews with stars Gregory Scott Cummings and Katina Garner).
- Rare public access interview featuring Katina Garner, Marya Gant, and director Jag Mundhra.
- Behind the scenes photos.
- Trailers for other Massacre Video Releases.
Currently on sale for $34.99 (regularly $45.99), you can pre-order Hack-o-Lantern 4K / Blu-ray combo here.
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