Watching television can be hazardous to your health… and bring the end of the world! There’s a scary movie on television and the residents of a luxury high-rise apartment building have their eyes glued to their sets. Unfortunately for a young birthday girl, an eternal demonic evil is released through her TV and partygoers soon find themselves fighting an army of murderous monsters! Acid blood, demonic dogs, possessed children and rampaging zombies wreak havoc on the trapped tenants! As more and more people are infected and transformed into blood-thirsty demons, a young couple fights to survive as they try to escape hell on earth! From the minds of Dario Argento and Lamberto Bava comes Demons 2, the sequel to the surprise horror masterpiece, Demons! Starring Coralina Cataldi-Tassoni (Dario Argento’s Opera), Bobby Rhodes (Demons), and Asia Argento in her very first film role, Lamberto Bava’s Demons 2 is a jaw-droppingly gory fright-fest from the golden age of Italian splatter films! Features an amazing soundtrack of 80’s alternative/new wave music by The Smiths, The Cult, Dead Can Dance, Art of Noise, Peter Murphy and MORE! Media Watch trailer » Bonus Materials Newly remastered in 4K from the original camera negative in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible) Uncompressed DTS-HD MA English 5.1 & Italian 5.1/2.0 audio mixes derived from the original archival audio masters Uncompressed DTS-HD MA English 2.0 true stereo theatrical mix New

audio commentary by film critic Travis Crawford Bava to Bava: interview with Luigi Cozzi on the history of Italian horror Creating Creature Carnage: interview with Sergio Stivaletti Demonic Influences: Federico Zampaglione Speaks The ‘Demons’ Generation: Roy Bava discusses a legacy in lacerations The New Blood of Italian Horror featuring Sergio Stivaletti Screaming for a Sequel: The Delirious Legacy of Demons 2 with Lamberto Bava A Soundtrack for Splatter: interview with composer Simon Boswell Together and Apart: a new visual essay on the space and technology in Demons and Demons 2 by author and critic Alexandra Heller-Nicholas Original Italian and English theatrical trailers Newly translated optional English SDH subtitles for the English version Newly translated English subtitles for the Italian version