Halloween III: Season of the Witch - 4K Blu-Ray [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray]

For once, we get an individual Deluxe release of this other Halloween story that has nothing to do with Michael Myers, the insane psychopath out to kill his sister and any living relatives that he may know of. The overall packaging and features on it make it THE BEST version of this movie that has ever been released. I say that genuinely as I have owned several versions prior to this one. There is an overall improvement in the 2021 4K disc and audio Dolby Atmos 7.1. It is outstanding. I personally thought it could not get better as far as picture quality since the Universal Blu-ray release as I still have that. I was pleasantly surprised to see it so beautiful and sounding so good now. I play all of these back on the Sony 4K player and 55" 4K TV with HDR. That in conjunction with a Vizio sound bar for audio makes it fantastic! All features for this movie have been brought over from other prior releases. We DO get the reverse artwork for the original poster art on the insert for the movie. You can flip it over to have the outer box artwork if you choose. Thank you Scream Factory!! Get this now!

A nice change from the michael meyers films the music throughout the film is eerie the location of the movie is creepy the story is original and a Halloween must

The case quality is pretty amazing. The quality of the content is as good as it gets.

Underrated cult classic! Beautiful transfer and amazing sound!

Shout Factory's release of Halloween III on 4k disc, from a fresh restoration, was a big surprise, and a welcome one. I honestly never thought this film would receive that kind of treatment. The end result is a beautiful image that really allows the film to shine. Halloween III has never looked this good before, and with the new Dolby Atmos mix, has never sounded better either. Although it has been widely panned for being called Halloween without Michael Myers being in it, it still has the look and feel of those first two films. The story has some plot holes in it, but overall I would say it's a fun little horror film that, in my opinion, makes a great book end companion piece to the first two films.