In today’s episode of Gary Talks Physical Media, Gary reaches back into the collection for a retro Blu-ray review of Teen Wolf, the beloved 1985 comedy starring Michael J. Fox, with a look at Scream Factory’s Collector’s Edition Blu-ray. Released the same year that Fox became a movie star with Back to the Future, Teen Wolf offers a very different spin on the teenage transformation story. Fox stars as Scott Howard, an ordinary high school student struggling with basketball, romance and fitting in until he discovers that being a werewolf happens to run in the family. Suddenly Scott goes from invisible teenager to the most popular kid in school, but becoming the Wolf may be a lot easier than figuring out who he actually wants to be. Gary revisits Teen Wolf more than 40 years after its original release to see how this quintessentially 1980s comedy holds up today. Is Michael J. Fox still the movie’s secret weapon? Does the combination of high school comedy, basketball, romance and werewolf mythology still work? And beneath all the wonderfully goofy 1980s trappings, does Teen Wolf have more heart than its ridiculous premise suggests? And, of course, there’s Stiles, because you really can’t talk about Teen Wolf without talking about Stiles. Then Gary digs into Scream Factory’s Collector’s Edition Blu-ray, examining the picture quality and transfer, audio presentation, special features and bonus material, packaging and overall collector experience. With Teen Wolf remaining a nostalgic favorite decades after its release, does this Scream Factory Collector’s Edition still hold up as the Blu-ray to own? Is the movie worth revisiting beyond the nostalgia? And most importantly, is this out-of-print Collector’s Edition worth tracking down for your physical media collection? Watch Gary’s complete Teen Wolf Collector’s Edition Blu-ray retro 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 Scream Factory, Shout! Studios, Arrow Video, 88 Films, Lionsgate Limited, Umbrella Entertainment, Flicker Alley and more, with reviews of picture quality, special features, packaging and, most importantly, the movies themselves. #TeenWolf #TeenWolf1985 #MichaelJFox #ScottHoward #Stiles #ScreamFactory #ShoutFactory #ShoutStudios #TeenWolfBluRay #80sMovies #80sComedy #WerewolfMovies #CultMovies #CultClassic #RetroMovies #BluRay #BluRayReview #CollectorsEdition #PhysicalMedia #PhysicalMediaCollector #BluRayCollector #BoutiqueBluRay #BoutiqueLabels #MovieCollection #MovieCollector #RetroReview #GaryTalks #GaryTalksPhysicalMedia