Bob O'Rourke

Husband. Metallica. Horror Movies.

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen @SightSoundmag @BFI @AVARY Badass bro! Congrats! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen Fluffy is my homie! 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen I’d agree 100%. As a life-long Romero fan, Dawn of the Dead is my favorite, but Creepshow might just be the film of his that is absolutely perfect in every way. It’s a banger!

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen Incredible!! 🔥🔥🔥

[𝔻𝚎𝚜𝚒𝚛𝚎 @DESIRExDEATH]

@DESIRExFILM

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@DESIRExFILM Incredible! I just visited Martha's Vineyard for the first time at the end of August! Thank you for this one! Cheers!

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen Friday The 13th
A Nightmare on Elm Street 4
Tales From The Crypt 1972
Creepshow
Dawn of the Dead

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen Incredible. Just incredible!

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen Incredible! This looks absolutely beautiful! Cannot wait for this one!

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen 🤯🤯🤯🤯

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen Had a blast seeing this at the theater on opening night! I've always loved it, even though Nightmare 4 is my fave. I was obsessed with the soundtrack to FD because of the Iron Butterfly track! 🤣 But yeah, the Twin Peaks meets Looney Tunes lens holds up!

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen DUDE!!!!!! I would fight a Great White shark for this one!! 🤯🤯🤯

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen yeah dude! this one gets so much shit, but I think it's underrated!

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen Man, seeing that old New Line logo is straight up 🔥🔥👏👏

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen Looks beautiful!

[Not An Animation Historian @naah1929]

She-Ra 35mm Work Print vs TV/DVD Print

So why does 35mm film look different from TV versions in certain ways?

A main culprit is broadcast standards/limits of the time.

TV systems (eg NTSC) have narrower color ranges than film. Colors that looked vibrant on 35mm had to be "crushed" into TV's smaller color space, causing shifts in hue/saturation.

The 35mm represents the original intent often with the TV end product in mind), while the TV version is the final product plus the technical compromises needed for broadcast.

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen Already looks incredible! Really stoked for this one and Nightmare 5! 👏👏👏 This is Champion level stuff Peter!

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen Thanks Peter! Cheers bro!

[Bob O'Rourke @ConstrictionPix]

@NCseventeen Fuck. Yes.

[Peter Ncseventeen (Scanners Inc) @NCseventeen]

If we get 500 retweets I will put out Night of the Comet (35mm 6K Scan) in 1080p HD - Lets go!!!!!