Haunt (2019) - Collector's Edition Box Set (Blu-ray + Soundtrack CD + Posters + Enamel Pins + Magnets) R

On Halloween, a group of friends encounter an "extreme" haunted house that promises to feed on their darkest fears. The night turns deadly as they come to the horrifying realization that some nightmares are very real. From the writers of A Quiet Place and producer Eli Roth, Haunt (2019) is a "grisly horror gem" that plays "like a Saw movie, mixed in a bloody blender with elements from films such as The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and The Cabin in the Woods and The Hills Have Eyes and even Carrie" (Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun Times).

Starring Katie Stevens, Will Brittain, Lauryn Alisa McClain, Andrew Lewis Caldwell

Special Features: High Definition Blu-ray 1080p Widescreen Presentation (2.35:1), DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, English SDH Subtitles (Feature Presentation Only), Over 5 hours of Bonus Content, Slipcover, 2 Discs

DISC 1 - Haunt (2019) Feature Presentation, NEW To Escape the Haunt: The Making of HAUNT featurette including interviews with writers/directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, actors Katie Stevens, Will Brittain, Andrew Lewis Caldwell, Lauryn Alisa McClain, Schuyler Helford, Justin Marxen, Chaney Morrow, Special Makeup Effects artist Chris Bridges and co-composer Andy Milburn (tomandandy); NEW Audio Commentary with actors Justin Marxen (Clown), Chaney Morrow (Ghost) and Damian Maffei (Devil); Audio Commentary with writers/directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods, Behind the Haunt, The Sound of Haunt, Deleted Scenes with an introduction by Scott and Bryan; Popcorn Frights Q & A with Scott, Bryan and some of the cast; Egyptian Theatre Premiere Q & A with Scott and Bryan, moderated by Eli Roth; Short Film: The Sleepover – Scott and Bryan’s first film. Director’s Diary; Theatrical Trailer

DISC 2 - Haunt (2019) Soundtrack

Please Note: The 16" x 20" posters and map are folded and located inside the Collector's Edition box.

"Scares are plentiful and run a gamut, making good use of the various creepy, claustrophobic, icky and unpleasantly surprising frights of an inventive haunted-house attraction." - Dennis Harvey, Variety

"Convincingly creepy while also slightly thought-provoking, it warns about deceiving facades, because what hides underneath masks is possibly much worse." - Carlos Aguilar, Los Angeles Times