Suddenly in the Dark: 4K Blu-ray Release by Terror Vision This March

Terror Vision announces the release of the chilling 1981 classic, Suddenly in the Dark, in a stunning 4K Blu-ray format, arriving this March. Directed by Young Nam Ko, the film unravels a terrifying tale of suspicion and madness when biologist Kang Yu-jin hires a new housemaid. As tensions rise, Yu-jin's wife becomes increasingly paranoid about an affair and an eerie wooden doll carried by the maid, leading to a crescendo of nightmarish events.

The latest 4K restoration, done by the Korean Film Archive with HDR enhancements, promises an exceptional viewing experience. This release comes packed with an array of extras and is completely uncut, showcasing the film’s full intensity as a celebrated cult favorite.

Extras include audio commentary from Korean film expert Ariel Schudson, a visual essay from Clayton Dillard, and insightful interviews with producer David Suh and critic Kim Bong-seok discussing Korean horror cinema's historical context. Complementing these features, the package also includes an older HD presentation created by the Korean Archive.

To enrich enthusiasts' understanding, a perfectly bound booklet features writings from notable authors such as Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Amber T., and Heather Drain.

Release Contents:

• NEW 4K RESTORATION BY THE KOREAN FILM ARCHIVE: High-quality restoration of the film.
• HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM: Enhanced high dynamic range contrast and colors.
• Audio Commentary: Expert analysis by Ariel Schudson.
• Visual Essay: Insights from Clayton Dillard.
• Interview with Producer David Suh: Behind-the-scenes perspectives.
• Interview with Critic Kim Bong-seok: A talk on Korean horror films' history.
• Older HD presentation done by the Korean Archive: Historical visual offerings.
• Subtitles: Multiple language support.
• Perfectly Bound Booklet: Contributions from acclaimed authors.

Release Date: March 2025