Color Out of Space [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray/Blu-ray] [2020]

I wasn't sure what to think of this movie when it first came out, but my growing appreciation of late-career Cage (Mandy, Willy's Wonderland, Pig) led me to pick up this movie based on the HP Lovecraft novel of the same name... and boy, am I glad I did. This is an engrossing, startling, and at times truly shocking tale of a family torn asunder by the unknown. A must for fans of Lovecraft, or just creepy psychological body-horror and The Unlocked Cage himself.

If you like both Nicholas Cage and H.P. Lovecraft you are in for a real treat. The film also looks stunning in a weird crerpy sort of way.

So, why isn't it? Lack of digital copy? No... at the low prices RLJE releases their films at, (the incredible Mandy (also starring Nic Cage going back-to-back in his frantic best since Vampire's Kiss for RLJE,) and Bone Tomahawk being other must-owns from them,) it's become standard for their films to bypass this feature. A true shame, because of how good their films have been. The loss of a star is simpy due to the lack of HDR in a film that demands it- "color" is right in the title. The film itself, the performances, the FX, music... ALL of it is 5 star material, otherwise. For those unfamiliar, COOS is based on an HP Lovecraft story, and he's often been given some great treatments, and COOS may be the best yet. (The story has been given several film treatments, and if you enjoy 80s horror, the film, The Curse, was also based on COOS). A meteor falls in the backyard of Cage and his family's isolated cabin, and a plethora of strangeness begins- from strange smells, the disappearance of the meteorite, voices from their well, mutations to animals, loss of time... from madness to body horror, COOS has everything in place to bring the creepy vibes. The film did more than bring Nic Cage's crazy voice from Vampire's Kiss back, it also brought director Richard Stanley out of a 2 decade long retirement, who has stated this is the first in an HP Lovecraft trilogy, with The Dunwich Horror on deck next. One can hope he handles each of the next films with such care, and if so, HP Lovecraft fans are in for a real treat.

More like this, please! Great movie, overall!! HP Lovecraft adaptations.

I loved this movie, a great horror film and Nic Cage never disappoints.

Movie: Fun, creepy, unsettling movie. Very good Lovecraft adaptation (The Colour Out of Space) with solid performances and some well executed body horror. UHD Blu-ray: Excellent 4K quality, the colors popped and the images were super sharp on my 65" LG 4K OLED screen. One scene of a character moving a flashlight around at night was the best use of my OLED screen I've seen yet. Overall a solid addition to any Lovecraft or eery-suspense fan's collection.

Nicholas Cage plays his crazy self in this Lovecraft inspired film.

I was very satisfied with The Color out of space. The modernization of this HP Lovecraft horror film was well done. Nicolas Cage was absolutely terrific in this film. Although the low budget showed through the film at times overall I enjoyed it. My daughter watched it also with her boyfriend and tells me it gave her nightmares because it was such a strange film. 4K review: The color was bright the images were sharp and the sound quality was excellent. I would recommend this film to horror fans.