DIAL D FOR DEMONS is part of our Vinegar Syndrome Archive collection, celebrating forgotten cinematic oddities from the video store era. This collection was inspired by our own brick & mortar video stores, with locations in Bridgeport, CT; Denver, CO and Toronto, ON! Unique to this line, each hand numbered limited edition release will come fitted in a specially designed, bottom loading VHS inspired slipcase, while also including a double-sided poster. These releases will ONLY be available on our website and at participating indie retailers. Absolutely no major retailers will be stocking them. This slipcase edition (designed by Black Coffiend) is strictly limited to 4,000 units and may (but probably not) be followed by a standard edition in the future. --- Needing a break from their busy lives, a group of young professionals living in Hong Kong decide to take a few days off and spend some time relaxing on a quiet and secluded island. After arriving at their rental property, one of the friends (who has the ability to see ghosts) begins having terrifying visions of people who have taken their own lives by inhaling burning charcoal. To make matters worse, the group of friends starts to receive cryptic messages on their pagers. Soon, the horror of the property begins to reveal itself and the group has no choice but to try to survive the night before falling victim to the evil that awaits them. Directed by notorious CAT III director Billy Tang (Dr. Lamb), DIAL D FOR DEMONS sees Tang trade in his usual sex and violence for style and tension, resulting in a more atmosphere-driven ghost story. Starring a cast of young and up-and-coming Hong Kong actors such as Jordan Chan (Bio-Zombie), Terence Yin (New Police Story), and Winnie Leung (The Deadly Camp), Vinegar Syndrome Archive is proud to present this rarely-seen supernatural tale on Blu-ray for the first time in the United States, newly and exclusively restored for this release. directed by: Billy Tang starring: Jordan Chan, Terence Yin, Winnie Leung, Yee-Man Man, Alice Chan 2000 / 87 min / 1.85:1 / Cantonese 5.1 + 2.0 Additional info: Region A Blu-ray Scanned and restored in 2K from its 35mm original camera negative Presented in its original Cantonese 5.1 surround and 2.0 stereo soundtracks with newly translated English subtitles along with a Mandarin language dub soundtrack Commentary track with Kenneth Brorsson and Phil Gillon of the Podcast on Fire Network "Not One of Those Movies" (13 min) - actor Terence Yin on the Making of Dial D for Demons "The Bloody Legacy of Billy Tang" (10 min) - a video essay by film historian Samm Deighan Original trailer Reversible sleeve artwork English translated subtitles