New Blu-ray Reviews: Including “Vertigo (1958) 4K” and “Creepshow 2 – Little Horror Stories”

As always on Wednesdays of the week, we’re happy to once again bring you a recap of the last week’s Blu-ray reviews. This time it starts with a review Karsten Hein classic”Vertigo (1958) 4KConcluding his detailed review, he writes here: “…Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Vertigo’ remains a classic today, and rightfully so. His still topical story in a dazzling way deals with the subject of how obsession can make love impossible whether in the form of camera action or color drama, and the atmosphere which sometimes resembles a dream, the famous music and the relentless ending of this “…a dark meditation on the swaying earth that we lose under our feet” (Hans C Blumenberg in one article by ZEIT, 1979). The 4K version of Universal allows the film to shine in a light Appropriate, especially in terms of image technology: color and partly also sharpness at UHD level is good, if not great, spatially, but still known for a balanced level and a strong center mix, plus focus on satellite speakers ilenden soundtrack to please. Some of the additions have been carried over from previous versions and may not be excessively numerous, but they do provide a beautiful and meticulously detailed historical insight that helps put Hitchcock’s work into the right filmmaking context.Despite some criticism, in this reviewer’s opinion, we’re treated to a UHD worthy rating overall. for a movie Hitchcock’s “Vertigo,” which 4K-affine fans can recommend in good conscience.

Michael Spear Meanwhile it was titled “Creepshow 2 – Small Horror StoriesDone. In his final conclusion, he said: “…The new version of the cult film is technically identical to the first edition, which has long been out of print, so there is no reason to criticize. The picture and sound quality can’t keep up with the current titles, but no one expected that. For the age of the film, the visuals are good and sound More than just good, the additional material also allows for a sneak peek behind the scenes of the movie.A little comic on board, which can best be described as a special treat The movie itself is just as fun today as it was back then, and fans of the genre can look forward to 3 (or 3 ½) Clear horror stories bear the unmistakable signature of “The King of Horror” and are presented with only such solid effects that the best first part has yet to be published in this or similar form.As always, we hope you enjoy reading our current and detailed reviews on bluray-disc.de and hope we can give you a little bit of support in our tests when making a purchase or loan decision. (s)

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