CRAWL arrives on Digital 9/24 and on Blu-ray 10/15

[Michael Scott]

Producer Sam Raimi (Evil Dead) and director Alexandre Aja (The Hills Have Eyes) deliver “a suspenseful thrill ride” (Jim Vejvoda, IGN) in CRAWL, coming to Digital September 24, 2019 and on Blu-ray, DVD and On Demand October 15 from Paramount Home Entertainment.

The Digital* and Blu-ray releases are loaded with over 45 minutes of thrilling special features, including an exclusive motion comic of the film’s alternate opening. Plus, check out deleted and extended scenes, a behind-the-scenes look at the incredible visual effects, interviews with cast and crew, and an “Alligator Attacks” compilation that highlights the bone-crunching alligator sequences.

Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, CRAWL was hailed by critics as “one of the most unexpected and satisfying genre films of the year” (William Bibbiani, Bloody Disgusting). As a hurricane tears through Florida, Haley (Kaya Scodelario) rushes to find her father (Barry Pepper), who is injured and trapped in the crawl space of their home. With the storm intensifying and water levels rising, the pair face an even bigger threat lurking below the surface.

BONUS FEATURES ON BLU-RAY COMBO & DIGITAL*

Intro to Alternate Opening
Alternate Opening
Deleted and Extended Scenes
Beneath Crawl
Category 5 Gators: The VFX of Crawl
Alligator Attacks

The CRAWL DVD includes the feature film in standard definition.

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PARAMOUNT PICTURES Presents
A RAIMI PRODUCTIONS / FIRE AXE PICTURES Production An ALEXANDRE AJA Film
“CRAWL” KAYA SCODELARIO BARRY PEPPER
Music by MAX ARUJ and STEFFEN THUM Executive Music Producer LORNE BALFE
Edited by ELLIOT GREENBERG
Production Designer ALAN GILMORE Director of Photography MAXIME ALEXANDRE
Executive Producers GREGORY LEVASSEUR JUSTIN BURSCH LAUREN SELIG
Produced by CRAIG FLORES, p.g.a. SAM RAIMI, p.g.a. ALEXANDRE AJA, p.g.a.
Written by MICHAEL RASMUSSEN & SHAWN RASMUSSEN Directed by ALEXANDRE AJA
SOUNDTRACK ALBUM ON PARAMOUNT MUSIC




Street Date: September 24, 2019 (Digital)
October 15, 2019 (Blu-ray, DVD, Video on Demand)
U.S. Rating: R for bloody creature violence, and brief language
Canadian Rating: 14A – violence, frightening scenes; Quebec: 13+ – violence, horror

 

[tripplej]

This one peaks my interest like "Meg" and other wild sea life creators attacking humans. lol.