In today’s episode of Gary Talks Physical Media, Gary reaches back into the collection for a retro Blu-ray review of Arrow Video’s 2020 release of Beyond the Door, the notorious 1974 supernatural horror film directed by Ovidio G. Assonitis. In the wake of the enormous success of Rosemary’s Baby and The Exorcist, theaters were flooded with movies exploring demonic possession, Satanic horror and the occult. Beyond the Door became one of the most infamous, borrowing enough from The Exorcist to spark legal action from Warner Bros., while still becoming a major theatrical success in its own right. More than 50 years later, Gary revisits Beyond the Door to see whether this bizarre slice of 1970s Italian horror and exploitation cinema deserves to be remembered as more than an Exorcist imitator. Is it genuinely frightening? Completely bonkers? Maybe a little of both? Gary also breaks down Arrow Video’s Blu-ray release, including the Blu-ray transfer and picture quality, audio presentation, extensive bonus features and special features, packaging and overall presentation. Has Arrow Video given this cult horror oddity the release it deserves? And if you’re a fan of Italian horror, possession movies and cult cinema, is Beyond the Door worth adding to your physical media collection? Watch Gary’s complete Beyond the Door Blu-ray review and find out! 📀 Gary Talks Physical Media covers the latest 4K UHD, Blu-ray, Limited Edition and Collector’s Edition releases, along with retro reviews of noteworthy catalog titles from Arrow Video, 88 Films, Lionsgate and more, with reviews of picture quality, special features, packaging and, most importantly, the movies themselves.