Long-delayed Scar 3D with Angela Bettis coming to DVD and Blu-ray

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Last Updated on July 23, 2021

SCAR 3D has not been very fortunate here in America. The film debuted at Cannes in 2007 and was distributed in many foreign terrirotires in 2008. In the U.S., however, it wasn’t so lucky. It sat on the shelf until last October, when it was dumped on video-on-demand.

Phase 4 Films will finally release it on DVD and Blu-ray on March 29th. The discs come with two pairs of 3D glasses, along with the option to view it in 2D. Otherwise, the only special feature is the trailer. The cover art can be seen below. Here is the plot:

In the small town of Ovid, Colorado, Joan Burrows awakens in the basement morgue of Ernie Bishop, a local undertaker who secretly tortures, mutilates, and kills teenage girls. Before becoming Bishop’s latest victim, Joan manages to kill him and escape with her life. Sixteen years later and still bearing the scars of her torment, Joan returns to her hometown in time to see her niece, Olympia, be crowned Prom Queen. Soon after Joan’s arrival, murders by an alleged copycat killer begin targeting Olympia and her girlfriends. As the police investigation unfolds, all clues lead back to the mentally-fragile Joan, who must clear her name, rescue Olympia, and confront the gruesome and barbaric killer before it is too late.

The film is directed by Jed Weintrob and written by Zack Ford. It stars the talented Angela Bettis (above, MAY). Pre-order the DVD HERE or the Blu-ray HERE.

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