Every "Halloween" Movie in My Collection (4K & Blu-ray)

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  • čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
  • Here are all of the "Halloween" films (except for the DVDs and VHS tapes) currently in my collection, including all the douple-dip duplicates.
    #halloween #physicalmedia #collection #bluray #4k

Komentáře • 9

  • @oddworlddude
    @oddworlddude Před 4 měsíci

    Nice collection, also I didn't know about the Mr Sandman cut, so thanks for alerting me to its existence. Will have to try and get me a copy sometime :)

  • @ZebrasWorld
    @ZebrasWorld Před 12 dny

    I’m pretty sure the first blu ray you showed the boxset is actually pretty rare

  • @boogiedownnyc
    @boogiedownnyc Před 10 měsíci

    Halloween has received so much care in the home video market

  • @Catallano1981
    @Catallano1981 Před 10 měsíci

    Damn, what a stunning great collection! I wish i had nearly as much Halloween stuff as you have! Its my favourite Franchise! Nice Video man!

    • @RedPhoneVideo
      @RedPhoneVideo  Před 10 měsíci

      Thanks a bunch! Love me some "Halloween." 🤘

  • @krisorgan
    @krisorgan Před 4 měsíci

    Just got Halloween 3 scream factory 4k in the post and still with the hard case. It’s my favourite Halloween and will probably be the only scream factory 4k I buy because I’m damn sure most of the movies don’t come in those cool hard cases anymore. If they still come with a standard slip I might grab em. I got my favourite so I’m happy. I got Halloween 2018, kills and ends Steelbooks in that big steel case. The other Halloween films I’m not sure what version to get them in, but I’ll figure it out.
    Absolutely love ya custom boxset, it’s beautiful.

  • @maxpowell3275
    @maxpowell3275 Před 5 měsíci

    What's wrong with the Halloween II blu ray artwork? I mean it's not good, but it's not that bad.

    • @RedPhoneVideo
      @RedPhoneVideo  Před 5 měsíci

      If you're referring to the 30th anniversary edition that Universal put out - that artwork is just more of that generic Photoshop collage crap that big studios (mainly in the mid-2000s) would slap on a cover instead of spending the money to commission an actual poster artist for a cool design. Or at least just sticking with the original "skull in the pumpkin" cover, which is what Scream Factory ultimately provided as a reversible for their release. I'm glad that boutique labels - and even some big studios now - are starting to pay more attention to the concept of cover art now, and in many cases, sticking with the original one-sheet designs.