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Don't get me wrong, Scream 2 looks the best it ever has in this new 4K release. But it doesn't feel like it got the same love that the Scream 1996 release did a year previous. We've got some mild natural detail back now, an upgrade from the soft and waxy DVD/Bluray releases, but it doesn't quite pop the way the 1996 restoration did.
25 de abr. de 2018 · 1988’s No More Censorship (here presented as NMC17 for some reason) is the Scream album that is best known for being the first to feature a very young Dave Grohl on drums. The topic of censorship is certainly still important 30 years later, and I really like the first two Scream albums. Still Screaming (1983) and This Side Up (1985) were both ...
29 de oct. de 2021 · Scream is a surprisingly scathing critique of the way real-life trauma is laundered into news, then entertainment for the masses. Paramount Pictures via Rodrigo Kurtz. Michelle Delgado ...
NMC17. Southern Lord is proud to be chosen to reissue SCREAM’s everlasting No More Censorship album. The band found the original multi-track tapes and Southern Lord had them baked/prepped for a remix at Scream drummer Dave Grohls’ 606 Studio. The new mix sounds vital and intense; the entire packaging, layout, and design is completely ...
NC-17 version of Scream (1996) News. So, I guess I got lost in the insanity of Scream 2022's whole release, but I just realized I never bought the 25th anniversary edition Blu Ray/DVD/4K/whatever of the original a few months ago. Isn't there a copy, in some region/country, that released the uncut version for the first time since the laserdisc?
31 de oct. de 2021 · It’s hard to believe now that the 1996 horror feature “ Scream ” is anything short of a classic, but according to a new oral history written on the feature by The Hollywood Reporter, the ...
27 de abr. de 2018 · Scream were combining post-hardcore, dub/reggae, and sneaking in short hardcore punk songs in whatever nook and cranny they needed filled. It worked for me at the time I discovered it, heavily invested into Bad Brains and Agent Orange , and some elements of it felt just barely ahead of their time considering the ‘experimental hardcore’ landscape of 1985.
