Kino Lorber is bringing the 1986 basic April Idiot’s Day, starring Deborah Foreman and Amy Metal, to 4K UHD in 2025
For myself and lots of different horror followers, the 1986 basic April Idiot’s Day (watch it HERE) is a must-watch each April 1st – and subsequent yr, due to the oldsters at Kino Lorber, a few of us are going to have the ability to watch the film on a model new 4K UHD disc! They’re giving the movie a 4K UHD launch on January 21st, and copies can be found for pre-order at THIS LINK.
Directed by Fred Walton from a screenplay by Danilo Bach, April Idiot’s Day has the next synopsis: When a bunch of school college students decides to spend spring break on the secluded island property of their rich classmate, Muffy St. John, what begins out as a enjoyable, hedonistic weekend turns into one thing extra sinister. Muffy may be very keen on sensible jokes, and units up quite a few gags all through her mansion. However, when mates start going lacking and switch up useless, they understand that they’re trapped on the remoted isle with a mysterious and brutal killer.
The movie stars Deborah Foreman, Amy Metal, Deborah Goodrich, Ken Olandt, Griffin O’Neal, Leah King Pinsent, Clayton Rohner, Jay Baker, and Thomas F. Wilson.
Kino Lorber is bringing April Idiot’s Day to 4K UHD with the next bonus options: DISC 1 – THE MOVIE (4KUHD): Model New HDR/Dolby Imaginative and prescient Grasp – From a 4K Scan of the 35mm Authentic Digital camera Adverse – NEW Audio Commentary by Movie Historians Howard S. Berger, Steve Mitchell and Nathaniel Thompson – 5.1 Encompass and Lossless 2.0 Audio – Triple-Layered UHD100 Disc – Non-compulsory English Subtitles. DISC 2 – BONUS FEATURES (ALL-REGION BLU-RAY): Horror with a Twist – Half 1: Interview with Director Fred Walton (23:58) – Horror with a Twist – Half 2: Interview with Director Fred Walton (23:02) – Effectively of Lies: Interview with Actress Deborah Goodrich Royce (16:32) – Wanting Ahead to Dessert: Interview with Actor Clayton Rohner (17:15) – Bloody Unforgettable: Interview with Composer Charles Bernstein (26:00) – The Eye of Deception: Interview with Cinematographer Charles Minsky (17:23) – TV Spots (1:35) – Theatrical Trailer (1:42) – Twin-Layered BD50 Disc.
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