'The young Jenifer Corvino (played by Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Connelly, in one of her first film roles) is sent to a private Swiss academy for girls where a vicious killer is on the loose, brutally murdering students. as CREEPERS by New Line Cinema, 1985вЂ™s PHENOMENA is has long been one of ArgentoвЂ™s most discussed and debated films by fans and scholars, and now itвЂ™s available in a definitive 3-disc SteelbookВ® that will make it a must-have release for Argento fans all over the world!'ДЄnd the film's synopsis via High-Def Ninja: in an amazing new release from Synapse Films! Released in the U.S. One of legendary filmmaker Dario ArgentoвЂ™s most shocking and fantastic films is finally available on Blu-ray in the U.S. 'Synapse Films is proud to present Dario ArgentoвЂ™s PHENOMENA in a beautiful Limited CollectorвЂ™s Edition Blu-ray SteelbookВ® (only 3000 units produced), containing THREE different cuts of the film spread over two high-definition Blu-ray discs and loaded with extra features! An EXCLUSIVE CD created specifically for this release, and a collectorвЂ™s booklet with liner notes from writer Michael Gingold, former New Line Cinema publicist Gary Hertz and technical notes from disc co-producer Vincent Pereira complete this unique and amazing Special Edition package. Here's some more tech info on this release: A 2-disc limited deluxe special unicorn Kevlar lead box at the bottom of the sea edition of PHENOMENA loadedВ with special features! Read on! Well High-Def Ninja and Synapse Films actually have an answer to that rhetorical question.

A ton of WILD gore AND a fuc*ing chimp gone batsh*t with a straight razor! Donald 'Loomis' Pleasence classing up the joint? Check. This flick has everything! A young Jennifer Connelly killing it with the charisma? Check. Not bad having TWO masterpieces, huh, Argento?ДЄ few years back вЂ“ funny enough based on the suggestion made by The Arrow himself вЂ“ I finally checked out the hard to find Argento film PHENOMENA (or, you know CREEPERS) and fell head-over-heels in love into its pit of rotten human remains (seriously you have to see this movie). And while I am in the slight minority in thinking Argneto's DEEP RED is his masterpiece, that does NOT mean I do not think SUSPIRIA isn't a masterpiece in it's own right.

Aren't we all? But, seriously, I have limited-deluxe-special unicorn-Kevlar lead-box editions of SUSPIRIA and DEEP RED.

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