Check into the motel where guests never check out in the Psycho: Complete 4-Movie Collection, featuring all four thrillers starring Anthony Perkins as the notorious Norman Bates – including the iconic original directed by the Master of Suspense, Alfred Hitchcock. In Psycho, a secretary (Janet Leigh) checks into the remote Bates Motel run by a shy young man (Perkins) with what appears to be a domineering mother. In Psycho II, Norman returns to his family home after 22 years only to be haunted by his past. Old habits die hard when Norman falls for a former nun and angers his jealous mother in Psycho III. Finally, in Psycho IV: The Beginning, Norman calls in to a late-night radio show and shares disturbing memories of his childhood with Mother.

Disc 1 - Psycho (1960):
-- Theatrical Trailer
-- Re-Release Trailers
-- Newsreel Footage: The Release of Psycho
-- The Shower Scene
-- The Psycho Archives
-- Production Photographs
-- Behind-the-Scenes Photographs
-- The Shower Scene: Storyboards by Saul Bass
-- Lobby Cards
-- Posters and Psycho Ads
-- Production Notes

Disc 2 - Psycho II:
-- Theatrical Trailer

Disc 3 - Psycho III:
-- Theatrical Trailer

A mild mannered artist with a history of childhood abuse channels his alter ego, a Creepy Killer Clown with a tickling fetish, to exact gruesome revenge on his tormentors in this outrageously twisted tale.

Millicent, a professional musician and lecturer, decides to remove her tattoo, only to begin experiencing ghosts from her past.

ALL 5 FILMS FROM DON COSCARELLI'S ICONIC HORROR FRANCHISE TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME ON DVD

PHANTASM: REMASTERED
(Standard Definition (1.78:1)/Dolby Digital Audio 5.1, Mono and Stereo / 1978 / Color / R /90 minutes)
SPECIAL FEATURES:
-- Audio Commentary with Writer/Director Don Coscarelli, Michael Baldwin (Mike), Angus Scrimm (The Tall Man), and Bill Thornbury (Jody)
-- Graveyard Carz Episode
-- Interviews from 1979 with DOn Coscarelli and Angus Scrimm
-- Deleted Scenes
-- Trailers

PHANTASM II: THE BALL IS BACK
(Standard Definition (1.85:1)/Dolby Digital Audio 5.1 and Stereo / 1988 / Color / R / 95 minutes)
SPECIAL FEATURES:
-- Audio Commentary with Writer/Director Don Coscarelli and Stars Angus Scrimm and Reggie Bannister
-- The Ball is Back: The Making of PHANTASM II
-- Deleted Scenes
-- Workprint Scenes
-- TV Spots and Trailers

PHANTASM III: LORD OF THE DEAD
(Standard Definition (1.78:1)/Dolby Digital Audio 5.1 / 1993 / Color / R / 91 minutes)
SPECIAL FEATURES:
-- Audio Commentary with Director Don Coscarelli and Editor Norman Buckley
-- Balls of Steel: Bob Ivy's Stunt for the Ages
-- Trailer

PHANTASM IV: OBLIVION
(Standard Definition (1.78:1)/Dolby Digital Audio 5.1 / 1998 / Color / R / 90 minutes)
SPECIAL FEATURES:
-- Audio Commentary with Writer/Director Don Coscarelli and Stars Reggie Bannister and Angus Scrimm
-- Behind the Scenes
-- Trailer

PHANTASM V: RAVAGER
(Standard Definition (1.78:1)/Dolby Digital Audio 5.1 / 2016 / Color / NR / 86 minutes)
SPECIAL FEATURES:
-- Audio Commentary with Director David Hartman and Writer/Producer Don Coscarelli
-- Behind the Scenes
-- Deleted Scenes
-- Phuntasm: Bloopers and Outtakes
-- Trailer

At 16, Justine is a brilliant, promising student and a strict vegetarian. But when she starts veterinary school, she quickly encounters a decadent, merciless and dangerously seductive world. Desperate to fit in during the first week of hazing rituals, she strays from her principles and eats raw meat for the first time and faces the terrible and unexpected consequences of her actions as her true self emerges.

Two broken souls. An unholy alliance.

Grieving Sophia (Catherine Walker) despairs over the tragic loss of her murdered son. Desperate to somehow make contact with the boy she has lost, Sophia believes her prayers are answered when she crosses paths with the reclusive Joseph (Steve Oram, Sightseers). An expert in the occult, Joseph reluctantly agrees to aid Sophia through a series of dark and forbidden rituals in order to bring her child back to the world of the living. Pushed to their physical and psychological breaking points, Sophia and Joseph make a disturbing descent into the most depraved corners of black magic.

The debut feature from rising horror auteur Liam Gavin, A Dark Song sustains an air of quiet, creeping dread, tensely building towards a confrontation with evils unknown to our earthly bounds.

A prank phone call leads to a night of pure terror in director William Castle's I Saw What You Did, starring screen legend Joan Crawford. With her parents away on an overnight trip, Libby (Andi Garrett) amuses herself by joining her friend Kit (Sarah Lane) in calling up strangers and whispering, "I saw what you did." When Libby dials Steve Marak (John Ireland), a psychopath who just murdered his wife (Joyce Meadows), his jealous neighbor (Crawford) listens in on the call - a conversation that ends with the panicky killer deteremined to silence them all.

In season seven, Rick and his group's world becomes even more brutal due to Negan's deadly example of what happens if they don't live under his rules. Everyone must begin again.

A mysterious letter is found hidden inside a family's new home and a struggling filmmaker is hired to capture evidence of supernatural events plaguing their young daughter. What starts out as a simple paranormal investigation leads to the filmmaker becoming isolated and alone with a dark force identified as Emily. He is taken on a terrifying postmodern journey through the unknown.

A man awakens from a 5 year coma to discover he has a psychic abilities.

The Creeds have just moved to a new house in the countryside. Their house is perfect, except for two things: the semi-trailers that roar past on the narrow road, and the mysterious cemetary in the woods behind the house.

When five teenagers download a Siri-like app, called Mister Bedevil, it begins to torment each of them by tapping into their worst fears. To stop this malevolent force, the teens must learn to trust and depend on each other's wits and courage.

Two estranged brothers and their wives meet at a restaurant to discuss a grotesque crime committed by their sons. With their involvement still a secret, they must decide how far they'll go to protect the ones they love.

An official selection at the Cannes Film Festival, writer/director Michael O'Shea's debut feature The Transfiguration follows troubled teen Milo who hides behind his fascination with vampire lore. When he meets the equally alienated Sophie, the two form a bond that begins to challenge Milo's dark obsession, blurring his fantasy into reality. A chilling portrait of violence, The Transfiguration is an atmospheric thriller set against the grit of New York City.