Well Go USA announced two
new genre releases (both on DVD and Blu-ray) for delivery during the month of
June this past week. Both product
offerings will be getting plenty of buzz … if for very different reasons.
Up first is director
Tsutomu Hanabusa’s film adaptation of Kôji Suzuki’s graphic novel, Sadako
3D. DVD and Blu-ray 3D/2D
editions will be available for fans of Suzuki’s Ring horror series to
enjoy on June 4.
Hanabusa takes up where
filmmaker Hideo Nakata took us with Ring and Ring 2 and the hideous
Sadako, only this time there seems to be multiple, if imperfect, versions of
the entity that claims her victims from among those who watch a mysterious
videocassette.
As always, Sadako
3D is a total creep-out, even if the reasoning and plot elements are a
little hard to follow. It absolutely
doesn’t matter as Sadako 3D will certainly please fans of the series.
Two weeks later, on June
18, South Korean filmmaker Han Sang-Ho’s spectacular dinosaur saga (a CGI feast
for the eyes), Dino King (aka: Tarbosaurus) will be heading to both
DVD and Blu-ray (3D/2D viewing options).
Set 80-million years ago,
we are introduced to Speckles, a baby Tarbosaurus (these dinosaurs are sort of
a junior version of a T-Rex — carnivores and deadly just the same) and his
family in their own little paradise.
This all comes to an end when “One-Eye,” a Tyrannosaur, wipes out
Speckles entire family … leaving the poor little guy to fend for himself.
Eventually the little fellow
grows up, finds a mate (a blue-eyed beauty) and has a family of his own. But wouldn’t you just know it, things are looking
pretty good, plenty to feast on too, but then along comes “One-Eye” and
suddenly Speckles finds himself in a battle to the death!
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