COMING JUNE 11th!

Beyond Rescue… Beyond Reason… Beyond Salvation.
THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON is hitting June 11th as the second offering from Unearthed Classics, the NEW brand that recently released the collector’s favorite: THE UNNAMABLE.

The first-pressing of the Blu-ray comes with a limited edition slip cover and booklet. THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON is loaded with features and is a newly restored 4K transfer.

Bonus Materials:

Interview with Special Make-up Effects Artist, R. Christopher Biggs
Interview with Actor, Alan Blumenfeld
Interview with Stuntman, Chuck Borden (Blu-ray only)
Commentary with Executive Producer, Paul White and Distributor, Stephen Biro

It is the year 2022. The space ship Spacecore-1 is on a routine “rehab” mission chasing down and repairing nuclear satellites in the Earth’s orbit. Suddenly, a mysterious systems failure causes the craft to drift helplessly and head on a crash course towards the dark side of the moon. Rapidly running out of fuel and oxygen the crew is surprised to observe an old NASA space shuttle approaching fast. Upon boarding the shuttle they find that something sinister is afoot. One by one the crew are possessed and killed by the evil presence they have unwittingly unleashed until only one of them remains. It is now up to the sole survivor to discover the mysterious link between the dark side of the Moon, the Bermuda Triangle, and the Devil himself.

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Written by The Hayes Brothers (The Conjuring) and starring Robert Sampson (Re-Animator), Alan Blumenfeld (Heroes), John Diehl (Stargate, Stripes) and featuring the final film appearance of Joe Turkel (The Shining, Blade Runner).

Cult classic science fiction / horror film making it’s long awaited debut on Blu-ray and DVD!
From the writing team of Carey W. Hayes and Chad Hayes (THE CONJURING, ANNABELLE)
Genre: Horror
Run Time: 87 mins
Number of Discs: 1
Audio: Stereo
Year of Production: 1990
Director: D.J. Webster
Producers: Paul White, Masahiro Nishizawa
Actors: Robert Sampson, Joe Turkel, Camilla More, John Diehl, Alan Blumenfeld
Language: English

THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON TRAILER

“Personally, I love the idea of the ghost ship in Horror films. From the Demeter which brought Dracula to the shores of England to the Event Horizon (of the titular movie incidentally made seven years after this one), the ghost ship is a carrier of evil in any of its forms. What’s brilliant about the concept is that it creates a fear of empty space. There is simply nothing to see, only (usually) bare rooms. But we know it’s only a question of time before the malevolence manifests, and that’s what generates the anxiety.”
— The Gentlemen’s Blog to Midnite Cinema

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