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Anchor Bay's Phantasm Box Set
30th Oct 05
 So to commemorate this stunning release, we've dived in and watched all of the Phantasm movies again, just for you.
Phantasm - Review
Phantasm II - Review
Phantasm III - Review
Phantasm IV - Review
The Phantasm Sphere (£34.99) features the five discs housed in a shiny, silver facsimile of the razor-pronged killer orbs seen in the films (see our earlier news here). Limited to 20,000 units only, the sphere itself comes in a silver 'Easter egg'-style carton and will be exclusive to this UK Region 2 release.
The Phantasm Digipak (£29.99) comes in a silver-effect mirrorboard box fronted by an eye-dazzling lenticular image of the Phantasm series' arch-villain, the Tall Man (Angus Scrimm) holding one of the deadly spheres.
The four films – Phantasm (cert. 15, £16.99), Phantasm II (cert. 18, £14.99), Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead (cert. 18, £14.99) and Phantasm IV: Oblivion (cert. 18, £14.99) – will also be released on the same day as individual single-disc DVD editions.
Bonus disc (available only as part of the sphere and Digipak releases)
Phantasm: Genesis
A neat little featurette charting how it all began.
Phantasmagoria
Wonderful documentary (that lasts over 90 minutes!) in which Reggie and Angus prove to be the nicest men in the world, and Michael Baldwin expresses a little bit of bitterness over not being cast in Phantasm II
Check out this clip from it...
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Phantasmagorical mystery tour
Reggie takes us on a tour of all the key locations from the four movies. The graveyard, the red planet, the Morningside Cemetary Gate, etc, etc. That Reggie Bannister is such a nice bloke...
The Gory Days featurette
Greg Nicotero talks of how they worked on Phantasm II and Scott Spiegel's Intruder simultaneously in order to raise the cash to set up KNB studios.
Phandom
Those fans are crazy. See for yourself...
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Plus you get a 1979 interview with George Capewell, Don Coscarelli and Angus Scrimm, and some TV and radio spots.
Posted by
Jim
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