Vinegar Syndrome is releasing a 4K restoration of director Michael Mann’s classic 1983 horror film The Keep. If you’ve never seen this film before, you’ve got to watch it!
The movie adapted from genre writer F. Paul Wilson’s NY Times best-selling novel, and it’s “a mesmerizing visual feast of supernatural terror enhanced by a remarkable original score by Tangerine Dream [!!] along with jaw-dropping special effects by Nick Maley.”
The movie is set in Nazi-occupied Transylvania, Romania, 1941: “In a small and gloomy village hidden deep in the mountains, German troops have arrived to lay siege.
“Although warned by the townspeople to stay out of a mysterious and ornately carved structure known only as ‘The Keep,’ two arrogant soldiers ignore their orders and break into the obelisk, hoping to find stowed treasure, but instead unleash an ancient evil force which, with each new victim, grows stronger & more powerful.
“After suffering large casualties at its hands, Cpt. Klaus Woermann is informed that the only person who might be capable of defeating this monstrous and demonic entity is an elderly Jewish historian named Dr. Theodore Cuza, who is being held captive with his daughter in a concentration camp…”
The movie stars Scott Glenn, Jürgen Prochnow, Alberta Watson, and Ian McKellen.
Vinegar Syndrome is thrilled to at last offer the 4K UHD / Blu-ray debut of this highly sought-after & long unavailable cult film classic, newly restored for this release from its original camera negative and featuring exclusive new interviews with cast & crew revealing the fascinating production history of this one-of-a-kind cinematic experience.
This new 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray is now available to order from Vinegar Syndrome, including a limited edition version.
