Fans of the Critters franchise probably already own all the movies but Arrow Video is looking to tempt us all with the announce of a brand new 4-movie Blu-ray collection this week. Critters: A Four Course Feast is a limited edition UK offering, and it features the first four movies in the Critters franchise housed […]
– Brand new audio commentary by film critics Matty Budrewicz and Dave Wain
– Archive audio commentary with director Mick Garris
– Archive audio commentary with Critters designers Charles Chiodo, Edward Chiodo and Stephen Chiodo
– The Main Course: The Making of Critters 2 archive documentary
– Behind the Scenes Footage
– Additional TV Scenes
– Theatrical Trailer
– TV Spot
– Image Gallery
DISC 3 – CRITTERS 3
– Brand new audio commentary by film critics Matty Budrewicz and Dave Wain
– Archive audio commentary with producer Barry Opper and star Don Opper
– You Are What They Eat: The Making of Critters 3, archive featurette
– Trailer
– Promo
– Image Gallery
DISC 4 – CRITTERS 4
– Brand new audio commentary by film critics Matty Budrewicz and Dave Wain
– Archive audio commentary with producer director Rupert Harvey
– Space Madness: The Making of Critters 4 archive featurette
– Trailer
– Image Gallery
A smart homage to 1950’s B-movies, Critters sees a group of small but toothy extra terrestrials escape from an alien prison and land in small-town America with two shape-shifting bounty hunters in hot pursuit. Directed by Stephen Herek (Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure) and starring genre stalwarts Dee Wallace (The Howling) and M. Emmet Walsh (Blood Simple), the film was a smash-hit on home video, launching a franchise for the ravenous furry fiends. Two years later, Critters 2: The Main Course sees the Krites come back for seconds as leftover eggs hatch and attack the rural town of Grover’s Bend. Directed by Mick Garris (Sleepwalkers) with a script co-written by David Twohy (Pitch Black), Critters 2 is one big ball of toothy delight.
Celebrated horror author and screenwriter David J. Schow (The Crow) comes aboard for Critters 3, bringing the Krites to the big city. Marking the feature film debut of none other than Leonardo DiCaprio (Django Unchained), it was shot simultaneously with the darker, less comedic Critters 4, in which the ferocious furballs battle series stalwart Charlie (Don Opper, Android) in outer space, featuring a cast that includes Angela Bassett (Strange Days) and Brad Dourif (Child’s Play).
