The Sweet House of Horrors Cauldron Films Blu-Ray [PRE-ORDER]

Street Date: MAY

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A wealthy couple in a mansion are brutally murdered, leaving their two young children in the care of their aunt and uncle. The distraught kids seek to communicate with the ghosts of their parents, but they aren't the only spirits in the building. Chaos ensues as the confused aunt and uncle try to sell the property, prompting the dead to clearly make their desires known. Sitting somewhere between a ghostly episode of Goosebumps and your tried-and-true gory Italian horror film, The Sweet House of Horrors is directed by Lucio Fulci (The Beyond) and stars Cinzia Monreale (Beyond the Darkness), Jean-Christophe Brétignière (Rats: Night of Terror), Lino Salemme (Demons), Franco Diogene (Midnight Express), Vernon Dobtcheff (Day of the Jackal), Ilary Blasi, and Giuliano Gensini with soundtrack by Vince Tempera (The Paganini Horror) Cauldron Films is pleased to present Lucio Fulci's The Sweet House of Horrors restored from the original negative and loaded with extras!

Media

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Bonus Materials

• 2K restoration / 1080p presentation
• English 2.0 mono
• Optional English SDH subtitles
• Italian 2.0 mono w/ English subtitles
• Fulci House of Horrors: Interview with set designer Massimo Antonello Geleng
• Sweet Muse of Horrors: Interview with actress Cinzia Monreale
• Editing for the masters: Interview with editor Alberto Moriani
• Archival interview with Gigliola Battaglini
• Archival interview with Cinzia Monreale
• Archival interview with Jean-Christophe Brétigniere
• Archival interview with Lino Salemme
• Archival interview with Pascal Persiano
• Audio commentary by Eugenio Ercolani and Troy Howarth
• Front cover artwork by Matthew Therrien