Malevolence DVD Specs

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Those evil bastards over at Horror-Movies.ca are at it again. They've reported that Anchor Bay has released the DVD specs for Steven Mena's upcoming film "Malevolence" - and here is what we can expect when the DVD is released on April 19, 2005.

Widescreen Presentation enhanced for 16x9 TVs
Still Gallery
Audio Commentary with Stevan Mena, Brandon Johnson and Associate Producer Eddie Akmal
Deleted Scenes
DVD-ROM: Original Screenplay
Featurette: Back To The Slaughterhouse â€“ The creators of MALEVOLENCE tell the story behind the challenge of bringing their "horrifying" vision to life featuring Writer/Producer/Director Stevan Mena, Star Brandon Johnson and moreâ€¦Rehearsal Footage
Original Trailers and TV/Radio Spot

Created as the middle section of a three-part trilogy, Malevolence takes place ten years after the unspeakable crimes of a deranged madman. When a bungled bank robbery intersects with inhabitants of the Pennsylvania farm country, a raw and edgy descent into terrifying madness unfolds.

Malevolence is presented theatrically by leading independent video distributor Anchor Bay Entertainment in association with New York-based distributor, Painted Zebra Releasing, planning an August roll-out national theatrical release. Anchor Bay Entertainment (Evil Dead, Halloween, Dawn Of The Dead, HighlanderÂ®, and thousands of titles in library) is dedicated to releasing outstanding films to the home video and DVD market.

"Anchor Bay Entertainment has become synonymous with excellence in presenting classic films within the horror genre," commented Tom Bambard, Sr. Brand Manager for Horror films at Anchor Bay. "We have released hundreds of DVDs within this genre and built a tremendous fan base always eager with anticipation for our next project. We are very excited about our relationship in the theatrical release of this completely new horror film and we think the fans of Anchor Bay will be too. This is a perfect case of classic horror meets new classic horror as Anchor Bay adds Malevolence to its family of fright."

Source: Anchor Bay

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