The Gate gets a DVD Re-Release

A classic pg-13 horror film of the 80s is making its way down the comeback trail and will be getting a re-release dvd just in time for Halloween.

Horror Yearbook says:

Lionsgate Home Entertainment will open the gates of hell on October 6th and unleash a “Monstrous Special Edition” of the 1987 cult classic THE GATE on DVD. The long awaited special edition disc will include a commentary track with director Tibor Takacs, interviews with the cast and crew, a stills gallery, and the original trailer.

I just LOVED this movie. It was 15 when I saw this and nearly forgot all about this. (Look for it on this week’s Forgotten Friday review)

I have a vivid recollection of the scene where the zombie demon guy falls on the floor and it and shatters into a pile of little demon things, which kept coming after them. That creeped the hell right out of me.

This is one I will look forward to seeing a re-release of. Check out the trailer.

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20 thoughts on “The Gate gets a DVD Re-Release

    1. You seriously haven’t seen that? It’s one of the funnest 80’s movies ever. George Wendt and Bull from Night Court are in it too. It’s so good!

  1. wow, this was one of those movies I loved to hate. I didn’t like it, but yet, every time that it was on cable I would watch it.

  2. I have been waiting on blockbuster online for like 2 years+ to get the Gate on DVD!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am so pumped!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You made my DAY!!!!!!!!!!

  3. This was a classic horror film. The demons creeped me out. The part with the adults in the dark scared me the most as a kid. The ending was the weakest part I think. The sequel was worth at least a one time sit through.

    1. Justin, we were already over this.

      They wont because its not financially feasable.

      Hollywood is all about the money and a re-release wouldnt have the same draw (last time it happened on a big scale was Star Wars, and the time before that it was ET)

      The movie has to be MASSIVE for them to even consider a re-release in theaters. There just is no market for this when they make more money putting it out on DVD.

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