Hip-Hop, Turtles, Giallo and Shaw Brothers coming in December from Arrow Video – beragampengetahuan – Beragampengetahuan

Christmas is just around the corner and it’s time for you to think deeply about what Christmas gifts you want to give to yourself. Arrow Video is ready to take over your lists with four titles arriving in December. First up is Wild Style, a great portrait of hip-hop culture in the Bronx before it exploded on Yo! MTV Raps. The movie is about Zoro, a graffiti artist who discovers the his form of art is getting noticed by folks in Manhattan. They’re eager to buy pieces that aren’t on the side of subways and buildings since those don’t often fit in the largest of Upper West apartments. But can he sell out to the posh crowd. The film captures what was going on in the Bronx. These are real clubs and real rappers and real breakdances performing on camera. You’re getting the real Fab Five Freddy. And the film doesn’t sugar coat things such as when Patti Astor is reminded the Bronx can be dangerous. The soundtrack features the work of my favorite Bluesky follow Chris Stein of Blondie. The 4K UHD takes you inside the early days of hip-hop before it would become accepted around the world. The House With The Laughing Windows was on my shortlist of giallo movies that hadn’t come out properly in America. Now it is here and in 4K UHD. The movie centers on an art restorer discovering that the artist behind a church fresco was into torturing his models. Making things worse is there’s a killer hitting the rural Italian town. It’s a lethal art house film.

Shawscope Volume 4 arrives with another 16 movies from the legendary Hong Kong studio. While the previous three volumes covered their finest of martial arts and wuxia flicks, Volume 4 covers the time when the studio was looking for the next big thing. Shaw Brothers were willing to do anything around this time. The legendary Super Inframan was the studio’s version of Ultraman and Space Giants. I still remember the commercials when it came out in America. Other films include the bizarre Oily Man. There’s a lot of supernatural fighting in the films. These films are more than the usual martial arts fighting. The last is perhaps your childhood favorite with the arrival of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy on 4K UHD. These are the original three feature films that had live action turtles fighting people. None of that CGI stuff. You’re seeing the amazing suits having to fight in front of a real life Vanilla Ice. Go Ninja!!!! So pick out your favorite Christmas pizza and absorb all the Turtle power!

Here’s the press release from Arrow Video with all the details:

New from Arrow Video US

 Wild Style

[Limited Edition]

[4K UHD]

[Blu-ray]

12/2/25

The House With Laughing Windows

[Limited Edition]

[4K UHD]

[Blu-ray]

12/2/25

Shawscope Vol 4

[Limited Edition]

[Blu-ray]

12/9/25

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy

[Limited Edition]

[4K]

[Blu-ray]

12/16/25

via MVD Entertainment Group

Also on December 2, the legendary Italian suspense classic The House with Laughing Windows makes its North American 4K UHD debut. Director and co-writer Pupi Avati created a tense and atmospheric gem beloved by aficionados of the Giallo genre. The Limited Edition set features a 4K restoration from the original 35mm camera negative graded by Arrow Films, hours of special features, collectible packaging, and newly commissioned extras. There is also a Blu-ray release.

Stefano (Lino Capolicchio, The Garden of the Finzi-Continis) arrives by ferry to a remote Italian town that needs help repairing their church’s damaged fresco. While restoring the masterpiece on the wall, Stefano hears salacious rumors circulating around town. The original artist reportedly performed horrifying torture on his models to capture the right emotions for the painting. Stefano uncovers startling details in the artwork that reveal the true fate of those who posed. While the crimes of the past are being exposed, a killer inspired by the fresco is claiming fresh victims. 

Special features include a 4K (2160p) UHD Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible); the original lossless mono Italian soundtrack; two brand new audio commentaries; a brand new feature-length documentary featuring interviews with co-writer/director Pupi Avati, actors Lino Capolicchio, Francesca Marciano, and others; two brand new visual essays; the Italian theatrical trailer; double-sided foldout poster; and an illustrated perfect bound collector’s booklet.

Watch the trailer for The House with The Laughing Windows here:

On December 9, the most outrageous, haunted action films arrive in Shawscope Volume 4, a Limited-Edition Blu-ray box set containing 16 movies from the vault of Hong Kong’s legendary Shaw Brothers Studios: Super Inframan, Oily Maniac, Battle Wizard, Black Magic, Black Magic Part 2, Hex, Bewitched, Hex Vs. Witchcraft, Hex After Hex, Bats Without Wings, Bloody Parrot, The Fake Ghost Catchers, Demon of the Lute, Seeding of a Ghost, Portrait In Crystal, and Twinkle Twinkle Little Star.

Shawscope Volume 4 features epic heroes with superpowers, supernatural skills, and magical spells to go with their iconic wuxia and martial arts moves. All the movies feature new 2K restorations by Arrow Films from the original negatives. The limited edition box set is packed with hours of special features, collectible packaging, and newly commissioned extras. 

Super Inframan is the studio’s superhero film for fans of Japanese kaiju movies. Science Headquarters cop (Danny Lee, The Killer) converts into a mechanical kung fu fighting cyborg to protect the world from a Demon Princess. Oily Maniac tells the story of a vigilante (Danny Lee), who uses a spell to transform into an oily monster to seek revenge. Battle Wizard stars Danny Lee as a bookish scholar who fights a trio of villains that attack with snakes, razor teeth, and other unusual weapons. 

Black Magic breaks up a wedding when Ti Lung (A Better Tomorrow) abandons his fiancé for a rich widow. Did his change of heart really come from an evil spell? Black Magic Part 2 features an evil sorcerer (Lo Lieh, Five Fingers of Death) loose in a hospital seeking to raise an army of zombies and stay eternally young.

Bewitched follows a police detective to Thailand to investigate if the spirit of a killer had possessed his main suspect. Hex leads a wife to kill her abusive husband with the help of her servant, but they fear he has risen from his watery grave. A compulsive gambler attempts to change his luck by marrying a ghost in Hex Vs. Witchcraft. Lo Mang (Five Deadly Venoms) protects his true love from a demon that wants to possess her body in Hex After Hex. 

A villain with his face painted like a shock rock star returns from the grave to terrorize a town in Bats Without Wings. Bloody Parrot turns a simple tale of a swordsman accused of stealing a treasure intended for the emperor into a wild affair with demonic possessions, magical spells, vampires, and the hunt for a supernatural bird that resurrects the dead. A fake spiritualist’s attempt at an exorcism leaves him possessed by his former client in The Fake Ghost Catchers. Demon of the Lute plucks a ragtag group of fighters to locate the only weapon that can stop the destructive musical instrument controlled by an evil spirit. Seeding Of A Ghost starts with a collision as a cab driver runs over a sorcerer only to discover the mystical man sitting in his back seat. Instead of a tip, the cabbie receives a curse that ruins his life. A sculptor carves a crystal warrior that comes to life and brings death in Portrait In Crystal. Science fiction strangeness beams down in Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. A bumbling detective investigates and exploits a music video model’s claim that she was abducted by aliens.  

Special features include an illustrated 60-page collectors’ booklet; brand new audio commentaries on many of the movies; the US theatrical version of Super Inframan with lossless “Stereo-Infra-Sound” surround audio; the Cantonese version of Twinkle Twinkle Little Star; brand new video essays; interviews with actor Bruce Le and director Alex Cheung; a French TV profile of Shaw Brothers; appreciations of Super Inframan, Bat Without Wings, Demon of the Lute, and Battle Wizard; brand new video essays; theatrical trailers; TV spots; and radio spots.

Watch the trailer for Shawscope Volume 4 here:

On December 16, martial arts mayhem rises from the sewers when Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy makes its global 4K UHD debut. The three films are live action with realistic animatronic costumes created by Jim Henson’s Creature Shop. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles features a brand 4K restoration of the film from the original camera negative by Arrow Films approved by director Steve Barron. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Secret of the Ooze and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III feature 4K restorations of the films from the 35mm interpositives by Arrow Films. The Limited Edition boxset is overflowing with hours of special features, collectible packaging, and newly commissioned extras. There is also a Blu-ray release.

During New York City’s latest massive crime wave, TV reporter April O’Neil (Judith Hoag, Halloweentown) is attacked by thugs. The most unlikely of heroes come to her aid. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are four large, shelled reptiles with martial arts skills and the ability to talk. They live in the sewer, devour pizza and learn the art of ninjutsu from Splinter, a mystical rat. O’Neil and the Turtles discover that the terrorizing criminals are members of the villainous masked Foot Clan, led by the diabolical Shredder. Can Turtle Power clean up the Big Apple? Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze exposes the substance that caused the Turtles and Splinter to transform. There’s only one last canister of the Ooze at Techno Global Research Industries. Shredder plans to create new vicious mutants with this final dose if the Turtles can’t stop him. During a fight at a nightclub, the Turtles and Fist swap blows while Vanilla Ice dances and busts out “Ninja Rap.” Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III transports the heroes in both time and space. April O’Neil (Paige Turco, The Stepfather) buys an ancient golden scepter at a flea market. As she shows it off to Splinter and the Turtles, the device glows and projects April back to feudal Japan. She’s declared a witch by the wicked Lord Norinaga (Sab Shimono, Southland Tales). The Turtles must travel back to save April and stop a samurai battle. 

Special features include a 4K (2160p) UHD Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible); original lossless stereo audio options and more; optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing; a perfect bound collector’s booklet in the style of a Roy’s Pizza menu; three double-sided foldout poster; eight character trading cards; a Roy’s Pizza loyalty card; four character stickers; brand new audio commentaries with directors Steve Barron, Michael Pressman and Stuart Gillard; interviews with director Steve Barron, actors Robbie Rist, Judith Hoag, Vivian Wu and others; a newly filmed featurette exploring the film’s locations; TMNT’s alternate UK version; TMNT’s alternate ending from VHS workprint; TMNT’s alternate Korean footage; archival featurette; alternate UK openings for all the films; theatrical trailers; and image galleries.

Watch the trailer for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy here:

A unique hybrid of fiction and documentary, the story of lone graffiti artist Lee “Zoro” Quiñones trying to achieve success on his own terms.

In early 1980s New York City, independent filmmaker Charlie Ahearn and downtown artist Fred Brathwaite ventured uptown with the aim of capturing an exciting new underground scene that was happening in the South Bronx, a scene that featured graffiti artists, breakdancing b-boys and two turntables and a microphone. The result was Wild Style, and to many viewers it was their first glimpse of the musical and cultural phenomenon called hip-hop. In this unique hybrid of fiction and documentary, the story of lone graffiti artist Lee “Zoro” Quiñones trying to achieve success on his own terms is brought to vivid life with support by Fred “Fab 5 Freddy” Brathwaite, Sandra “Lady Pink” Fabara and Patti Astor, and with historic music performances by such luminaries as Grandmaster Flash, Busy Bee, The Fantastic Five, The Cold Crush Brothers and The Rock Steady Crew. To create the score, Chris Stein (Blondie) would collaborate with Brathwaite to produce the actual breakbeats to be used in the film, an inspired decision that would provide a source of obsession among crate diggers for decades to come. Endlessly sampled, imitated and debated, Wild Style is the truest portrait of the hip-hop scene during its early years, and remains one of the most important music films ever made. Arrow Films is proud to present Wild Style in an exclusive new 4K restoration with hours of brand-new bonus features, vintage interviews and featurettes.

Bonus Materials

• 4K ULTRA HD LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS
• Perfect bound collector’s book featuring new and archival essays and articles, alongside an extensive collection of stills and artwork from the film
• Reversible sleeve featuring two original artwork options
• Double-sided foldout poster featuring two original artwork options
• Exclusive mini-version of the Wild Style issue of Hip-Hop Family Tree comic book by Ed Piskor
• Three Wild Style logo stickers
• DISC 1 – FEATURE (4K ULTRA HD)
• Brand new 4K restoration from the original 16mm negative by Arrow Films
• 4K (2160p) Ultra HD Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible)
• Newly restored original lossless mono audio
• Optional English subtitles
• Brand new audio commentary with Jeff “Chairman” Mao and Andrew “Monk One” Mason
• Legacy commentary featuring director Charlie Ahearn and Fred “Fab 5 Freddy” Brathwaite
• Down by Law: Creating the Music of Wild Style, a brand new interview with Charlie Ahearn, Chris Stein and Fred “Fab 5 Freddy” Brathwaite
• Theatrical trailer
• Image gallery
• DISC 2 – EXTRAS (BLU-RAY)
• The Origin Story, an interview with Lee Quiñones and Fred “Fab 5 Freddy” Brathwaite
• Studio/Benchmark, an interview with Lee Quiñones
• Archive footage from Wild Style’s 1983 Japanese Tour
• Two panel discussions and footage from the Wild Style 40 exhibition
• ZDF TV Wild Style 30th anniversary featurette
• Rammellzee in the Battle Station featurette
• Featurettes from the Wild Style 20th, 25th and 30th anniversary shows
• Smith Projects Gym (1977)
• Archival featurettes and interviews from the players and performers of Wild Style
• Outtakes
• Subway Rap music video
• 2025 Restoration and Theatrical trailers
• DISC 3 – LIMITED EDITION EXCLUSIVE CD
• Exclusive new Wild Style Megamix by Jorun Bombay
• Original radio spots by Fab 5 Freddy and Queen Lisa Lee
• Rare alternate mixes of Subway Rap and Wild Style Theme
• Rare audio outtakes from the film and soundtrack
• Rare 1983 radio interview with Charlie Ahearn

Often counted among the greatest gialli ever made, The House with Laughing Windows offers a uniquely eerie twist on the genre.

While typically famed for its lurid Technicolor hues and grand guignol murders, the Italian giallo thriller had a less bombastic side as well. Erring less towards exploitation than to art, these lesser-seen gems offer some of the greatest rewards for adventurous viewers. Among them, 1976’s The House with Laughing Windows, directed and co-written by Pupi Avati (Zeder), rises up as the cream of the crop. Art restorer Stefano (Lino Capolicchio, The Bloodstained Shadow) arrives at an isolated Italian village to repair a fresco depicting the agonizing martyrdom of Saint Sebastian. The original painter was a death artist – a madman so obsessed with mortality that, according to whispered rumors, he tortured his models in their final moments of life. When people begin to turn up dead, Stefano is forced to consider the possibility that the artist has returned to continue his brutal career – and that he is the primary target. Often counted among the greatest gialli ever made, The House with Laughing Windows offers a uniquely eerie twist on the genre, culminating in an unforgettable ending that will remain with you long after the credits have rolled. Arrow Video is proud to present this landmark title in its North American 4K Ultra HD debut.

Bonus Materials

• 4K ULTRA HD LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS
• 4K restoration from the original camera negative, graded by Arrow Films
• 4K (2160p) UHD Blu-ray presentation in HDR10
• Restored original lossless mono Italian soundtrack
• Newly translated optional English subtitles
• Brand new audio commentary by critics Alexandra Heller-Nicholas and Josh Nelson
• Brand new audio commentary by critics Eugenio Ercolani and Troy Howarth
• Painted Screams, a brand new feature-length documentary on the film directed by Federico Caddeo, featuring interviews with co-writer/director Pupi Avati, co-writer Antonio Avati, assistant director Cesare Bastelli, actors Lino Capolicchio, Fancesca Marcia
• La Casa e Sola, a brand new visual essay by critic Chris Alexander
• The Art of Suffering, a brand new visual essay by critic Kat Ellinger
• Italian theatrical trailer
• Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Peter Strain
• Double-sided foldout poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Peter Strain
• Illustrated perfect bound collector’s booklet featuring new writing by Matt Rogerson, Willow Maclay, Alexia Kannas, Anton Bitel, and Stefano Baschiera

From slimy creatures to supernatural wizardry to sex-crazed serial killers, the biggest collection in Arrow Video’s Shawscope series yet.

One of Shaws’ most beloved cult classics, Hua Shan’s tokusatsu tribute SUPER INFRAMAN stars Danny Lee (The Killer) as the titular high-kicking superhero, defending the planet against a demon queen and her legion of subterranean mutant minions. Lee also stars as a monster vigilante issuing vicious justice in Ho Meng-hua’s creeptastic OILY MANIAC and as the prince granted magical powers in Pao Hsueh-li’s fantastical wuxia BATTLE WIZARD Director Ho next treats us to a double-helping of occult mayhem with BLACK MAGIC and its sequel, where Ti Lung battles wicked voodoo doctors with the power to cast spells and raise the dead. Four more doses of unhinged madness follow from Kuei Chih-hung in the form of BEWITCHED and the HEX trilogy, an unforgettable quadruple serving of possession and witchcraft that presaged his notorious brain-melting classic The Boxer’s Omen.

Master filmmaker Chor Yuen adds a dose of horror to his trademark wuxia-mystery style in BAT WITHOUT WINGS in which a young sword fighter must end a deranged martial arts master-turned-multiple murderer’s perverted rampage. Hua Shan returns with BLOODY PARROT an eye-poppingly vivid horror fantasy about two swordsmen hunting a demon that offers to grant wishes. Lau Kar-wing’s kung fu jiangshi comedy THE FAKE GHOST CATCHERS sees two conmen unwittingly enlisted to battle spirits from the underworld, while Tang Tak-cheung’s hair-raising wuxia fantasia DEMON OF THE LUTE has to be seen to be believed. Yang Chuen’s gruesome splatterfest SEEDING OF A GHOST has a taxi driver enlist a necromancer’s help in avenging the murder of his wife, with sickening results; and Hua Shan returns with PORTRAIT IN CRYSTAL, a deliriously imaginative tale of a murderous swordswoman brought to life through a crystal sculpture. Last but not least, Alex Cheung’s TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR is an out-of-this-world comedy in which city girl Cherie Chung is abducted by aliens and taken to a galaxy far, far away…

Bonus Materials

• LIMITED EDITION BLU-RAY COLLECTION CONTENTS
• High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentations of all sixteen films, all newly restored in 2K from the original negatives by Arrow Films
• Illustrated 60-page collectors’ booklet featuring new writing by David West, Jonathan Clements and Grady Hendrix, plus cast and crew listings and notes on each film by Ian Jane
• New artwork by Matt Frank & Jolyon Yates, Mike Lee-Graham, Chris Malbon and Ilan Sheady
• DISC ONE – SUPER INFRAMAN
• Newly restored lossless Mandarin, Cantonese and English mono audio
• Newly translated English subtitles, plus optional hard-of-hearing subtitles for the English dub
• Option to view the film in its US theatrical version, Infra-man, with lossless “Stereo-Infra-Sound” surround audio
• Brand new commentary by martial arts cinema experts Frank Djeng & Erik Ko
• Shaws’ Little Dragon, a newly filmed interview with co-star Bruce Le
• Super Ultra Infra Action!, a brand new video essay on Shaws’ tokusatsu films written and narrated by Steven Sloss
• Theatrical trailers, TV spots and radio spots
• DISC TWO – OILY MANIAC / BATTLE WIZARD
• Newly restored lossless Mandarin mono for both films, plus English mono for Battle Wizard
• Newly translated English subtitles for both films, plus optional hard-of-hearing subtitles for the English dub on Battle Wizard
• Brand new commentary on Oily Maniac by critic Ian Jane
• Brand new commentary on Battle Wizard by Jonathan Clements, author of A Brief History of the Martial Arts
• DISC THREE – BLACK MAGIC / BLACK MAGIC PART 2
• Newly restored lossless Mandarin and English mono audio for both films
• Newly translated English subtitles for both films, plus optional hard-of-hearing subtitles for the English dubs
• Brand new commentary for Black Magic by critic James Mudge
• Brand new commentary for Black Magic Part 2 by critic Samm Deighan
• Alternate US opening for Black Magic Part 2
• DISC FOUR – HEX / BEWITCHED
• Newly restored lossless Cantonese and Mandarin mono audio for both films
• Newly translated English subtitles for both films
• Brand new commentary for Bewitched by critic James Mudge
• DISC FIVE – HEX VS. WITCHCRAFT / HEX AFTER HEX
• Newly restored lossless Cantonese and Mandarin mono audio for both films
• Newly translated English subtitles for both films
• Additional Mandarin voiceover clip for Hex Vs. Witchcraft
• DISC SIX – BAT WITHOUT WINGS / BLOODY PARROT
• Newly restored lossless Mandarin mono audio for both films
• Newly translated English subtitles for both films
• Brand new commentaries for both films by critic Samm Deighan
• DISC SEVEN – THE FAKE GHOST CATCHERS / DEMON OF THE LUTE
• Newly restored lossless Cantonese and Mandarin mono audio for both films
• Newly translated English subtitles for both films
• Brand new commentary for Demon of the Lute by martial arts cinema expert Frank Djeng
• DISC EIGHT – SEEDING OF A GHOST / PORTRAIT IN CRYSTAL
• Newly restored lossless Cantonese and Mandarin mono audio for both films
• Newly translated English subtitles for both films
• Brand new commentary for Seeding of a Ghost by critic James Mudge
• DISC NINE – TWINKLE TWINKLE LITTLE STAR
• Newly restored lossless Cantonese and Mandarin mono audio
• Newly translated English subtitles
• Seamless branching option to watch Cantonese version with additional scene from Mandarin version
• Brand new commentary by martial arts cinema expert Frank Djeng
• Newly filmed interview with director/co-writer Alex Cheung
• Newly filmed appreciation by film scholar Victor Fan
• Theatrical trailer
• DISC TEN – BONUS DISC
• Hong Kong: The Show of Mister Shaw, a 1972 French TV profile of Shaw Brothers
• Brand new video essay on Ho Meng-hua written and narrated by Grady Hendrix
• Newly filmed appreciations of Super Inframan by Leon Hunt, Luke White and Kim Newman
• Newly filmed appreciation of Bat Without Wings by Wayne Wong
• Newly filmed appreciation of Demon of the Lute by Luke White
• Newly filmed appreciations of Battle Wizard and Demon of the Lute by Victor Fan
• Theatrical trailers for most of the films in the set, some never seen on video before

A shell-shocking saga of mutants, martial arts, New York mayhem, comic book grit, practical effects wizardry and pizza-fuelled fun.

A shell-shocking saga of mutants, martial arts and New York mayhem, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles trilogy brought comic book grit, practical effects wizardry and pizza-fueled fun to a generation of moviegoers, helping turn four sewer-dwelling brothers into global pop culture icons.

Launching in 1990 with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, director Steve Barron‘s gritty, high-energy adaptation of the underground comic became a box office phenomenon, fusing martial arts action, streetwise humor and the groundbreaking animatronics of Jim Henson‘s Creature Shop. The 1991 sequel The Secret of the Ooze is an irresistibly fun second slice: a deep-dive into the turtles’ origins where new mutant foes Tokka and Rahzar are thrown in the mix… double the stakes, double the pizza! Rounding out the trilogy, 1993’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III sends the heroes in a half shell back to feudal Japan in a time-travel adventure full of samurai showdowns, ancient legends and comic chaos.

Restored in glorious 4K and packed with extras, this radical set celebrates the legacy of Leonardo, Donatello, Michelangelo and Raphael in one of the most iconic franchises of the era, blending innovative effects, comic-book heart and early ’90s attitude.

Bonus Materials

• 3-DISC 4K ULTRA HD LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS
• Brand new 4K restorations of all three films by Arrow Films
• 4K (2160p) Ultra HD Blu-ray presentations in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible) of all three films
• Perfect bound collector’s booklet in the style of a Roy’s Pizza menu, featuring new writing on the films by Simon Ward, John Torrani and John Walsh
• Reversible sleeves featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Florey
• Double-sided foldout poster featuring original artwork from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and the “Map of the Kappa Realm”, a stylised re-creation of the ancient scroll that appears in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III
• Two additional double-sided foldout posters featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Florey
• Eight character trading cards
• Roy’s Pizza loyalty card
• Four character stickers
• DISC 1 – TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES
• 4K restoration of the film from the original camera negative by Arrow Films approved by director Steve Barron
• Two lossless stereo mixes (original theatrical mix and alternate “warrior” mix) plus newly remixed Dolby Atmos audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
• Brand new commentary with director Steve Barron
• Brand new commentary with comic book expert and podcast host Dave Baxter
• Rising When We Fall, a newly filmed interview with director Steve Barron
• Turtle Talk, a newly filmed interview with actors Robbie Rist, Brian Tochi, Ernie Reyes Jr and Kenn Scott
• O’Neil on the Beat, a newly filmed interview with actor Judith Hoag
• Wet Behind the Shells, a newly filmed interview with producer Simon Fields
• Beneath the Shell, a newly filmed interview with puppet coordinator and second unit director Brian Henson, and Rob Tygner, puppeteer for both Splinter and Leonardo
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turf, a newly filmed featurette exploring the film’s locations in New York City and North Carolina
• Alternate UK version with unique footage prepared for censorship reasons, presented in 4K via seamless branching
• Alternate ending from VHS workprint
• Alternate Korean footage
• Theatrical trailers
• Image gallery
• DISC 2 – TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES II: THE SECRET OF THE OOZE
• 4K restoration of the film from the 35mm interpositive by Arrow Films
• Original lossless stereo audio and optional DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
• Brand new commentary with director Michael Pressman moderated by filmmaker Gillian Wallace Horvat
• John Du Prez to the Rescue, a newly filmed interview with composer of the trilogy John Du Prez
• Hard Cores, a newly filmed interview with Kenny Wilson, mould shop supervisor at Jim Henson’s Creature Shop
• The Secret of the Edit, a newly filmed interview with editor Steve Mirkovich
• Behind the Shells, an archive featurette from 1991
• Theatrical trailer
• Image gallery
• DISC 3 – TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES III
• 4K restoration of the film from the 35mm interpositive by Arrow Films
• Original lossless stereo audio and optional DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround audio
• Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
• Brand new commentary with director Stuart Gillard
• Daimyos & Demons, a newly filmed interview with actor Sab Shimono
• Rebel Rebel, a newly filmed interview with actor Vivian Wu
• Alternate UK opening
• Theatrical trailer
• Image gallery