Mulberry Street (2006)
de Jim Mickle
Radiance Films - 16 novembre 2026
ATTENTION l'édition limitée avec bandeau et livret s'épuise généralement très vite, ensuite arrive la version simple (sans bandeau ni livret), (édition limitée non contractuelle après la période de précommande).
Titre Original :
Audio : English
Sous-Titres : English
Durée : 1h24
Format : Blu-ray / import UK
Zone : B
Genre : Horreur, SF
Synopsis
It's another sweltering summer day in downtown New York City, and as the residents of 51 Mulberry Street lament their crumbling building, higher rent prices, the rising cost of gas, and the ongoing war in Iraq, the heat continues to climb as tempers begin to flare. The city is changing, but it's an unseen transformation that won't be noticed until it has evolved into an unstoppable force. A rat has attacked a passenger on the city subway, and just downtown another unsuspecting victim is bitten by a ravenous rodent. As darkness falls over the city, emergency response teams struggle to contain what appears to be a rapidly spreading virus that is metamorphosing the helpless denizens into a bizarre new species. The streets are quickly filling with these malevolent new creatures, and as a retired boxer named Clutch awaits the return of his daughter from the battlefields of Iraq, the fearless fighter and seven other evicted tenants from 51 Mulberry Street will be forced to bolt the doors, secure the windows, and take one last stand against the mindless, frenzied masses who will stop at nothing to ensure total assimilation.
Contenu
- World Blu-ray premiere
- Standard-definition digital transfer sourced from the original Mini-DV, approved by director Jim Mickle and encoded by Fidelity in Motion
- The Neighbourhood is Changing (2026) – feature-length documentary on the making and legacy of Mulberry Street featuring new interviews with cast and crew, including director Jim Mickle, producer Linda Moran, cinematographer Ryan Samul, production designer Beth Mickle and stars Kim Blair, Ron Brice and Larry Fessenden
- New audio commentary with Jim Mickle and Linda Moran
- New video essay on Mulberry Street and its monsters by horror expert Stacey Abbott, author of Undead Apocalypse: Vampires and Zombies in the 21st Century (2016)
- The Underdogs (2002) – short horror film by Jim Mickle, shot on 35mm and featuring Nick Damici
- Tools (1995), Last Legs (1999) and The Jam (2000) – early short films by Jim Mickle
- Behind-the-scenes footage
- Make-up test footage
- Visual effects test footage
- Deleted scenes
- Storyboards
- Early director sketches
- Optional English subtitles