Here are uncompressed screenshots from Celluloid Dreams’ 2026 release of The Black Belly of the Tarantula (1971) on 4K UHD/Blu-ray, showcasing the film’s cinematography, color grading, and presentation.
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4K UHD Screencaps
Blu-ray Screencaps
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Extras
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BD Info (what’s this?)
Bitrate Viewer (what’s this?)
Spek (what’s this?)
Movie Color Barcode (what’s this?)
Extra Features
Disc 1 (4K UHD)
- NEW 4K transfer and full restoration with HDR-10
- NEW Commentary Track by film critic Guido Henkel
Disc 2 (Full Frame Blu-ray)
- NEW transfer from 4K master and full restoration
- NEW International version from restored 4K master
- NEW Commentary Track by film critic Guido Henkel
Disc 3 (Widescreen Blu-ray)
- NEW transfer from 4K master and full restoration
- NEW International version from restored 4K master
- NEW Commentary Track by film critic Guido Henkel
Disc 4 (Extras Blu-ray)
- NEW Grindhouse Version from 35mm theatrical print (1080p; 1:24:57)
- NEW English Trailer restored from 4K (1080p; 1:56)
- German trailer (1080p; 3:34)
- NEW English TV Spot (1080p; 1:03)
- NEW English TV spot (Grindhouse) (1080p; 1:02)
- NEW “The World of Paolo Cavara” Interview with director Paolo Cavara’s son, Pietro Cavara (1080p; 22:16)
- NEW “Made-up Words” Interview with soprano Edda Dell’Orso (1080p; 25:12)
- Archival Interview with producer Marcello Danon’s son, Lorenzo Danon (1080p; 16:06)
- Archival Interview with director Paolo Cavara’s son, Pietro Cavara (1080p; 4:54)
- NEW “What a Tangled Web We Weave” Video Essay by Andy Marshall-Roberts (1080p; 20:50)
- NEW “The Uncanny Peephole” Video Essay by Howard S. Berger (1080p; 22:35)
- NEW Image Gallery (chapter breaks; 2:04)
- Censored Japanese VHS clips (1080p; 0:24)
Physical Bonus
- NEW A 80-page booklet with an essay by Jim Branscome (Cinematic Void), an essay by JA Kerswell, and a collection of Then/Now location photographs by Andrea Girolami
- NEW A set of reprints of 16 publicity photographs from the original American press materials
TECH SPECS
Packaging Details
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