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24 October 2009 7:16 AM, PDT | TheHDRoom | See recent TheHDRoom news »

Looking for a little Blu-ray Disc horror on the cheap as Halloween approaches? Then Amazon has put together a deal for you.

For today only, Saturday October 24, online retailer is selling The Omen Collection box set on Blu-ray Disc for $44.99 as their featured Gold Box Deal of the Day. That is $35.50 less than its typical on shelf price of $80.49 or just over $10 per movie.

The Omen Collection on Blu-ray includes the remake version The Omen 666, the original The Omen, The Omen 2 and The Omen 3: The Final Conflict.

Buy The Omen Collection on Blu-ray for $44.99 at Amazon.com. »

24 October 2009 1:41 AM, PDT | Slash Film | See recent Slash Film news »

Today's Amazon Gold Box Deal of the Day is The Omen Collection Blu-Ray for only $44.99, 65% off the $130 list price. The 4-disc set includes The Omen (1976), The Omen 2: Damian, The Omen 3: The Final Conflict, and The Omen 666 (2006). The deal includes free shipping, but is only available until midnight. Disc 1: Omen 666 Blu Ray Disc 2: Omen Blu Ray Wide Screen **Commentary by Director Richard Donner & Editor Stuart Baird **Commentary by Director Richard Donner & Brian Helgeland (Screenwriter of Man on Fire) **Commentary by Film Historians Lem Dobbs, Nick Redman and Jeff Bond **The Omen Revelations Bonus View with Trivia Track **Introduction by Director Richard Donner from 2006 **Deleted Scene:Dog Attack with Comentary by Director Richard Donner and Brian Helgeland **666: The Omen Revealed **Screenwriters Notebook **An Appreciation:Wes Craven on The Omen **The Omen Legacy **Curse or Coincidence **Theatrical Trailer **Still Gallery Disc 3: Omen ... »

- Peter Sciretta

5 October 2009 10:05 AM, PDT | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »

Sunday, October 4

So I do my best to get to bed early the night before my first full day at Spain’s Sitges film festival (see first entry here), but after only five hours, I’m wide awake and unable to sleep another wink. Nonetheless, I will do my darnedest to persevere through at least three movies today.

First film on my line-up is the premiere of director Andrew Monument’s documentary Nightmares In Red, White & Blue: The Evolution Of The American Horror Film, which is screening at one of the festival’s secondary venues, the Prado, located in town. With none of the filmmakers on hand, including writer Joseph Maddrey, whose book served as the basis of the film, I’ve been asked to moderate the screening, as I am one of the interviewees in the production. Although it is 10 a.m. and no one in Sitges seems to hit the sack until 7 a. »

- no-reply@fangoria.com (Tony Timpone)

3 articles from 2009