Ghoulies 4K UHD 08/23 Blu-ray (Rental)

Product Description THEY’LL GET YOU IN THE END! Take a creepy old Hollywood mansion, a naïve young man and a pretty girl. Add an over-the-top orgy and some slimy, winged goblins who crawl out of toilets, and you have Ghoulies, a horrifying and hilarious ride into the darkest regions of hell! Conjured during a party thrown by the mansion's new owner, the hairy, fanged demons waste no time wreaking havoc on the scene - and declaring the unsuspecting owner their new lord and master! SPECIAL FEATURES: 4K SPECIAL FEATURES: 2023 4K Restoration (16-Bit Scan of the Original Camera Negative) of the film presented in its original 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio in Dolby Vision / HDR Optional English Subtitles 2.0 Mono DTS-HD Audio Archival 2015 Audio commentary with director Luca Bercovici Archival 2016 Audio commentary by director Luca Bercovici moderated by Jason Andreasen of Terror Transmission Collectible “4K LaserVision” Mini-Poster BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES: 2023 HD Restoration of the film presented in its original 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio Optional English Subtitles 2.0 Mono DTS-HD Audio Archival 2015 Audio commentary with director Luca Bercovici Archival 2016 Audio commentary by director Luca Bercovici moderated by Jason Andreasen of Terror Transmission Video Introduction by Luca Bercovici (HD) Editing an Empire: Interview with Ted Nicolau (HD, 27:30) The Mind Is A Terrible Thing to Waste: Interview with Scott Thomson (HD, 22:02) “Just For The Chick Man” interview with Luca Bercovici (HD, 33:46) "From Toilets to Terror:" The Making of Ghoulies (HD, 29:49) Photo Gallery Theatrical Trailer (HD, 1:55) 4 TV Spots (SD) * Special Features may not be rated, closed captioned or in high definition and are subject to change. Review Ghoulies is a fun throwback... an entertaining little cult/party movie and a good example of a time when lower budget was done right. --Blu-ray.com Ghoulies has a charm of its own. It's a fun B-movie through and through with plenty of satanism and devilish creatures. --Stefan Birgir Stefans, Tomatometer-approved critic