The Bottom Line
- Better than your average teen scarefest
- Barry Watson's not half bad in the leading role
- Effects are suitably scary
- Starts off so slow you might consider tuning out
Description
- 6 deleted scenes
- Alternate ending (which isn't as good as the one in the film)
- Visual Effects Progressions - Step-by-step look at the effects used in 4 selected scenes
- Animatics - Storyboards of three key scenes
- "Making Of - Part 1 & 2" - Interviews with the cast and filmmakers
- DVD RELEASE DATE: May 31, 2005
Guide Review - "Boogeyman" DVD Review
After a family tragedy, Tim returns to his childhood home to confront the closet demons. Meeting up with a young girl who needs his help, Tim starts to believe that maybe, just maybe, it's not all in his imagination. Then the girl he had a crush on as a child shows up and things really start to spin out of control.
DVD Bonus Features
The two-part 'Making Of' featurette goes into pretty good detail on what went into making the film. Interviews with the filmmakers and cast help you get a behind-the-scenes look at the thought process that went into "Boogeyman."
You can skip the 'Animatics' feature unless you're really into storyboards however the four 'Visual Effects Progressions' material provides a step-by-step look at the filming of specific scenes and is definitely worth checking out.
