ABOMINABLE REVIEWED
“Abominable” is another one of those movies that disguises its paper-thin plot with its horror movie veteran cast. While a guy wanting to take revenge on the creature that wounded him is a pretty classic setup, something fun takes places here. While I barely remember seeing this one in theaters, I find that my home video revisit has produced a sense of communal pride that I rarely get from horror movies anymore. If you pick it up, watch it with a crowd and get the full creature feature appeal down pat. It’s truly amazing.
SPECIAL FEATURES
- Audio Commentary with writer/director Ryan Schifrin, Actors Matt McCoy and Jeffrey Combs
- ‘Back to Genre: Making ABOMINABLE’ featurette (SD)
- Deleted and Extended Scenes (SD)
- Outtakes and Bloopers (SD)
- “Shadows” Director Ryan Schifrin’s USC Student Film (SD)
- “Basil & Mobius: No Rest For The Wicked” (16:28, HD) Short film written and directed by Ryan Schifrin featuring a score by legendary composer Lalo Schifrin and starring Zachari Levi, Ray Park, Malcolm McDowell and Kane Hodder
- The original 2005 version of “Abominable” (Blu-ray only, 94 mins, SD)
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Poster & Still Gallery
- Storyboard Gallery
- Collectible Poster
A/V STATS
- 1.78:1 1080p transfer
- DTS-HD 5.1 master audio track
