Lifeforce

Tobe Hooper’s first film for the Cannon Group is as ambitious as it is preposterous and insane. “Lifeforce” gave Tobe Hooper a $20 million budget, and he gave the world nude space vampires and a zombie apocalypse. Shout! Factory has given the Theatrical Cut a UHD release.

Scream 2

Reuniting screenwriter Kevin Williamson with master horror filmmaker Wes Craven, “Scream 2” is one of the rare sequels that works perfectly as a continuation of the prior film. The Paramount UHD is a big leap forward visually.

The Lost Boys

“The Lost Boys” is a teenage vampire film from 1987 that still works because of its strong visuals, great cast, and off-beat comedic charms. Warner Bros. UHD release looks and sounds fantastic.

True Romance

“True Romance” is one of the best films of the Nineties. Watching Tony Scott interpret the words of Quentin Tarantino while maintaining his signature visual style is an absolute treat. The 4K UHD release by Arrow Video looks gorgeous and features the legacy content alongside a few new features.