Threads Blu Ray Review Severin Films Cultsploitation Cult Fil With severin films’ beautifully restored blu ray, a new generation of viewers will have the horrors of nuclear war hardcoded into their minds. most americans may not have heard of threads, but can more easily recall its 1983 american counterpart, the day after, which premiered on the abc broadcasting network. It’s just so damn depressing. presented on blu ray thanks to a rather sharp 2k restoration by severin films, threads features performances from reece dinsdale (coronation street), david brierly (doctor who) and karen meagher in her debut and, with input from the likes of carl sagan, successfully predicts what might happen during a nuclear.
Threads Review Severin Films Blu Ray Youtube Threads makes its blu ray debut from severin films in an edition worthy of the film’s legacy. according the back cover, the film has been “fully restored from a 2k scan for the first time ever.”. anyone expecting this transfer to be pristine is likely to be disappointed as it’s definitely rougher looking than most hd presentations. This seems as fitting a time as any for severin films to breathe new life on home video into threads (1984), a frightening portrayal of what could happen in the u.k. following nuclear war. Audio video: threads (1984) arrives on blu ray from severin films with a new 2k scan, not sure what the source is but it's a little rough with damage and grit abounding, the grain is course as the film was shot on 16mm film. the image is flat and dingy looking, some of that is by design, it is an post apocalyptic film after all, but there's. When severin films announced the blu ray release of threads i had no idea what the film was. a made for tv film that first aired on the bbc in 1984? yeah, not really in my wheelhouse. with that.
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