Actors: Elizabeth Berridge, Shawn Carson, Jeanne Austin, Jack McDermott, Cooper Huckabee, Largo Woodruff
Director: Tobe Hooper
Language: English: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 (48kHz, 24-bit), English: DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 (48kHz, 24-bit)
Subtitles: English
Region: Untested
Aspect Ratio: TBA
Number of Discs: 2
Rating: R
Orig. Release Date: 1981
Studio: Shout Factory
Release Date: 9/6/2022
Run Time: 96 Min.
- Audio Commentary: An all-new-for-Blu-ray commentary with Director Tobe Hooper and Moderator/Filmmaker Tim Sullivan. Subjects include Hooper's career and landing the job for The Funhouse, the picture's aspect ratio, the picture's throwback style, influences, casting and performances, photography and technical details, the benefits of Blu-ray, specifics of the shoot, Hooper's inspiration and lifelong love of film, and more.
- The Barker Speaks! An Interview with Actor Kevin Conway (1080p, DTS-HD MA 2.0, 11:15): The actor recounts his experience acting on his first Horror film, working with Tobe Hooper, his contributions to the film beyond acting, filming a death scene, his mother's visit to the set, and more.
- Something Wicked This Way Comes: An All-New Interview with Executive Producer Mark L. Lester (1080p, DTS-HD MA 2.0, 8:44): Lester shares his passion for classic Horror and low-budget exploitation. He speaks on his involvement in the film, beginning with his attachment to the project and moving on to cover the script, the picture's budget, shooting locations, the film's success, and more.
- Carnival Music: An Interview with Composer John Beal (1080p, DTS-HD MA 2.0, 10:01): The composer discusses his work history and his natural career marriage of music and movies, how his score was crafted to serve as an atmosphere for the film rather than detached music, the technical specifics of the music, and more.
- Audio Interview with Actor William Finley (1080p, DTS-HD MA 2.0, 3:25): A clip featuring the late actor, sourced from a 2005 interview with Edwin Samuelson of The Cine-Files and AVManiacs.com
- Deleted Scenes (480p, DTS-HD MA 2.0, 5:26). Scenes added to the network television broadcast to augment a runtime cut short due to censorship.
- TV and Radio Spots (480p, DTS-HD MA 2.0, 4:28 cumulative runtime).
- The Funhouse Trailer (1080p, DTS-HD MA 2.0, 1:28).
- Reversible Cover Art.
The carnival is a place for fun and laughter, but not for Amy and her friends. When their childish dare to stay all night in the spooky funhouse backfires, it leaves a trail of dismembered teenagers a mile long in Tobe Hooper’s classic video nasty era slasher.
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