Blu-ray and DVD release details for Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead’s Spring

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Last Updated on August 2, 2021

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One of the year’s best films, Justin Benson & Aaron Moorhead’s SPRING, is about to hit shelves and we have all the details right here for when you can pick up their phenomenal romantic horror hybrid on Blu-ray and DVD. Read on for all the goods!

From Drafthouse Films, FilmBuff and Anchor Bay, the genre-bending horror romance that’s been described as a brilliant cross between BEFORE SUNRISE and AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON comes to DVD on June 2, 2015. The film will also be released on Blu-ray as a Best Buy exclusive on June 2nd – it will be available at retailers nationwide beginning August 11, 2015. The discs, which have extras totaling more than 90 minutes, have an SRP of $22.98.

After the death of his mother and a bar fight that could lead to jail time, sous-chef Evan flees California for Italy. While backpacking along the spectacular cliffs of the Adriatic coast, he stops in an idyllic village, where he meets and instantly connects with the enchanting and mysterious Louise. A flirtatious romance begins to bloom between the two – however, Evan soon realizes that the voracious Louise harbors a monstrous, primordial secret that could put both their relationship and their lives in jeopardy.

SPRING stars Lou Taylor Pucci and Nadia Hilker.

Special Features:

  • Audio commentary with writer-producer-editor-director Justin Benson and producer-editor-cinematographer-director Aaron Moorhead
  • Feature-length “The Making of Spring”
  • Deleted scenes
  • SFX case studies
  • Proof of Concept short
  • Alternate ending
  • Featurettes “The Talented Mr. Evan,” “Angelo: The Worst Farmer,” “Wankster Girlfriend Monologue” and “Evan Ti Odio.”
  • Promo videos
  • English subtitles for the hearing impaired, Spanish subtitles

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