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[Paul]

I’ll be all over the Blu-ray. I have a budget Australian release and was never inspired to double dip before, as all the other releases out there looked equally lacklustre... Until now!

[Inspector Tanzi]

I’ll be all over the Blu-ray. I have a budget Australian release and was never inspired to double dip before, as all the other releases out there looked equally lacklustre... Until now!

And here are the specs  

Severin Films releases the disc set September 27, with a hi-def 1.66:1 transfer from the original negative. Horror legends Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing star as scientists who board the Trans-Siberian Railway in 1906 China for a trip to Russia—one that gets interrupted when an excavated frozen humanoid creature defrosts and begins stalking the passengers.

The special features are:

• “Murder on the Trans-Siberian Express”: new interview with director Eugenio Martín
• “Notes from the Blacklist”: Producer Bernard Gordon discusses the McCarthy era
• The Guardian 1973 audio interview with Cushing
• “Telly and Me”: New interview With composer John Cacavas
• Introduction by Fango editor Chris Alexander
• Theatrical trailer
• Easter egg

[Kevin Coed]

I've got a bit of a semi on.

[Inspector Tanzi]

I've got a bit of a semi on.

Best inform TheMissus 

[Paul]

I’ll be all over the Blu-ray. I have a budget Australian release and was never inspired to double dip before, as all the other releases out there looked equally lacklustre... Until now!

And here are the specs  

Severin Films releases the disc set September 27, with a hi-def 1.66:1 transfer from the original negative. Horror legends Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing star as scientists who board the Trans-Siberian Railway in 1906 China for a trip to Russia—one that gets interrupted when an excavated frozen humanoid creature defrosts and begins stalking the passengers.

The special features are:

• “Murder on the Trans-Siberian Express”: new interview with director Eugenio Martín
• “Notes from the Blacklist”: Producer Bernard Gordon discusses the McCarthy era
• The Guardian 1973 audio interview with Cushing
• “Telly and Me”: New interview With composer John Cacavas
• Introduction by Fango editor Chris Alexander
• Theatrical trailer
• Easter egg

They took their fucking time.

[Mark (UK)]

Not overly impressed with the artwork, but I love the film!

Inspector Mirov: The two of you together. That's fine. But what if one of you is the monster?
Dr. Wells: Monster? We're British, you know. 

[Inspector Tanzi]

Not overly impressed with the artwork

I quite like it myself.

[Jonny]

Not overly impressed with the artwork

I quite like it myself.

Same here, it's original artwork and not some photoshopped abomination so it gets the thumbs up from me.

[Kevin Coed]

They took their fucking time.

I think they were waiting for Mondo-Blu to review it first.

[Paul]

They took their fucking time.

I think they were waiting for Mondo-Blu to review it first.

That makes sense.

[Inspector Tanzi]

They took their fucking time.

I think they were waiting for Mondo-Blu to review it first.

[the blob]

I’ll be all over the Blu-ray. I have a budget Australian release and was never inspired to double dip before, as all the other releases out there looked equally lacklustre... Until now!

And here are the specs 

Severin Films releases the disc set September 27, with a hi-def 1.66:1 transfer from the original negative. Horror legends Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing star as scientists who board the Trans-Siberian Railway in 1906 China for a trip to Russia—one that gets interrupted when an excavated frozen humanoid creature defrosts and begins stalking the passengers.

The special features are:

• “Murder on the Trans-Siberian Express”: new interview with director Eugenio Martín
• “Notes from the Blacklist”: Producer Bernard Gordon discusses the McCarthy era
• The Guardian 1973 audio interview with Cushing
• “Telly and Me”: New interview With composer John Cacavas
• Introduction by Fango editor Chris Alexander
• Theatrical trailer
• Easter egg

They took their fucking time.

Exactly what I thought when I first saw the new announcement. People have been dumping the Image disc like flies for the past year. I saw untold copies in used sections in the states considering it was so hard to get hold of for ages.

[cannibal man]

I’ll be all over the Blu-ray. I have a budget Australian release and was never inspired to double dip before, as all the other releases out there looked equally lacklustre... Until now!

And here are the specs 

Severin Films releases the disc set September 27, with a hi-def 1.66:1 transfer from the original negative. Horror legends Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing star as scientists who board the Trans-Siberian Railway in 1906 China for a trip to Russia—one that gets interrupted when an excavated frozen humanoid creature defrosts and begins stalking the passengers.

The special features are:

• “Murder on the Trans-Siberian Express”: new interview with director Eugenio Martín
• “Notes from the Blacklist”: Producer Bernard Gordon discusses the McCarthy era
• The Guardian 1973 audio interview with Cushing
• “Telly and Me”: New interview With composer John Cacavas
• Introduction by Fango editor Chris Alexander
• Theatrical trailer
• Easter egg





this looks really good the artwork.
Im near certain ill get it.
I really love this film and a flm that did scare me and very few do.

[bdc]

This is the (sideways) cover I have on my old German CCI hardbox.
Spot the differences...  

[cannibal man]

This the (sideways) cover I have on my old German CCI hardbox.
Spot the differences... 

the eyes look different between tge this and the blu ray artwork.