View Full Version : NBC's "Fear Itself" DVD/Blu-ray Sept. 15th


JamesG
06-23-2009, 04:26 AM
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Fear Itself - A television series broken down into 13 separate 60-minute films from premiere horror writers and directors


1. Stuart Gordon’s “Eater” (director of Re-Animator, Dolls)

2. Breck Eisner’s “The Sacrifice” (director of Sahara)

3. Mary Harron’s “Community” (director of American Psycho)

4. John Landis’ “In Sickness and In Health” (director of An American Werewolf in London)

5. Brad Anderson’s “Spooked” (director of Session 9)

6. Ronny Yu’s “The Family Man” (director of Bride of Chucky, Freddy vs. Jason)

7. Darren Lynn Bousman’s “New Year’s Day” (director of SAW II-IV, Repo! The Genetic Opera)

8. Larry Fessenden’s “Skin and Bones” (director of JAWS)


and the unaired episodes:

9. Ernest Dickerson’s “Something With Bite” (director of Tales From The Crypt: Demon Knight)

10. Rob Schmidt’s “The Spirit Box” (director of Wrong Turn)

11. John Dahl’s “Chance” (director of Joy Ride)

12. Rupert Wainwright’s “Echoes” (director of Stigmata)

13. Eduardo Rodriguez’s “The Circle” (director of Curandero)


In addition, each episode on the DVD includes a "Recipe for Fear" making of featurette that contains cast and director interviews along with behind the scenes footage that addresses what they each think is scary to them, and how they brought that to their short film.

The 4-disc DVD set is encased in special collector's edition skeleton tombstone packaging. Pricing: DVD $29.98 (4-Disc Set)

fearKane
09-01-2009, 12:23 AM
You can watch the unaired episodes of
"Fear Itself" online on FEARnet.com starting Sept 2 (before the DVD
release). Thought I'd also pass along a synopsis of one of the unaired
shows....

"Echoes" is directed by Rupert Wainwright ("The Fog," "Stigmata"), and is
written by Sean Hood.

Steven (Aaron Stanford, The Hills Have Eyes), an affable, good-natured
young man, moves into an apartment where he believes he once lived -- 88
years ago in a past life. But as memories appear to him like ghosts, he
begins to believe that in this previous life he was a sadistic murderer * or
is he just imagining things?

Hope you guys check it out.
Kane with fearnet

JamesG
09-15-2009, 12:07 AM
I cleaned up my original posts as an update for the Sept. 15th release of Fear Itself.

JamesG
09-16-2009, 08:43 AM
Photos from the Grace/Fear Itself In-Store Signing
Source: Robert Galluzzo
September 16, 2009

Last night, Dark Delicacies in Burbank, California hosted an in-store signing to celebrate both the DVD/Blu-Ray release of Grace and Lionsgate's new boxed set of Fear Itself: The Complete First Season.

On hand from the Grace camp were writer/director Paul Solet, star Jordan Ladd (Cabin Fever) and producer Adam Green (Hatchet, Spiral, the upcoming Frozen).

Representing for Fear Itself were writers Steve Niles (30 Days Of Night), Del Howison, director Victor Salva (Jeepers Creepers) and actor Doug Jones.

Niles penned the episode "New Year's Day" directed by Darren Lynn Bousman. Howison scripted Breck Eisner's episode "The Sacrifice".
Salva wrote "In Sickness and in Heath", the episode John Landis helmed.
And Doug Jones starred in "Skin and Bones" by Larry Fessenden.

http://www.shocktillyoudrop.com/news/topnews.php?id=11837

JamesG
09-29-2009, 06:15 AM
You can watch the unaired episodes of
"Fear Itself" online on FEARnet.com starting Sept 2 (before the DVD
release). Thought I'd also pass along a synopsis of one of the unaired
shows....

"Echoes" is directed by Rupert Wainwright ("The Fog," "Stigmata"), and is
written by Sean Hood.

Steven (Aaron Stanford, The Hills Have Eyes), an affable, good-natured
young man, moves into an apartment where he believes he once lived -- 88
years ago in a past life. But as memories appear to him like ghosts, he
begins to believe that in this previous life he was a sadistic murderer * or
is he just imagining things?

Hope you guys check it out.
Kane with fearnet

Yeah, I know of you guys over at fearnet.

I just finished watching the season and overall I liked it. It's an inferior version of Masters of Horror which, to me, remains the better show.

I have to say my favorite was "Skin and Bones" with Doug Jones as that was one of the best horror shorts I have seen.

I missed this when it originally aired on NBC and I was waiting to finally get to see this.