The gloriously bizarre indie horror film Lycan Colony sinks its teeth into Blu-ray for the first time on October 24th via Visual Vengeance. Directed by cult filmmaker Rob Roy, this outsider cinema werewolf opus has earned a reputation through late night cable and VHS oddity screenings. Now the curious can witness its lo-fi lycanthrope mayhem in HD.
Originally released in 2006, Lycan Colony follows a disgraced surgeon who relocates his family to a quaint New Hampshire town populated entirely by warring packs of werewolves. Some lupine residents are friendly, while others have more beastly agendas. Soon the family gets swept up in the town’s ancient mystical battles.
Shot on a shoestring budget, Lycan Colony’s sheer creative ambition and metaphysical weirdness have given it lasting cult appeal. Visual Vengeance’s Blu-ray presents Roy’s director-approved transfer alongside exclusive new interviews and commentaries diving deep into the film’s wild production.
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The limited edition release also comes jam-packed with Lycan Colony collectibles. Get the Rifftrax version, blooper reel, music video, mini poster, VHS stickers, and more. An exclusive “New Hampshire Forest” scented air freshener even evokes the movie’s woodsy aesthetics.
Lycan Colony exemplifies fringe filmmakers following their wildest visions. This definitive Blu-ray finally gives the film its due with a pristine HD transfer that preserves the lovably rough edges.
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