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Disc 2 (the Blu-ray disc) contains the film, plus the select-scene audio commentary with Sting and director Richard Loncraine, "Trouble Brewing", an interview with Loncraine, "A House for the Devil", an interview with production designer Milly Burns, "Big Visions and Small Screens: Dennis Potter on Film" with film historians Jon Dear and John Williams, and the original trailer. Martin Taylor, a young drifter running cons on the streets of London, crosses paths with Tom Bates and learns that Bates's daughter Pattie has been left brain-damaged by a hit-and-run driver. Claiming to be an old boyfriend of Pattie's, Martin talks his way into the family home, winning over mother Norma, who lets him stay to help care for the girl — while Tom remains suspicious of the stranger's motives. The deeper Martin embeds himself in the household, the clearer it becomes that his intentions are far more sinister than anyone suspects.

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Disc 1 (the 4K UHD disc) contains the film presented in Dolby Vision HDR, plus the select-scene audio commentary with Sting and director Richard Loncraine. Martin Taylor, a young drifter running cons on the streets of London, crosses paths with Tom Bates and learns that Bates's daughter Pattie has been left brain-damaged by a hit-and-run driver. Claiming to be an old boyfriend of Pattie's, Martin talks his way into the family home, winning over mother Norma, who lets him stay to help care for the girl — while Tom remains suspicious of the stranger's motives. The deeper Martin embeds himself in the household, the clearer it becomes that his intentions are far more sinister than anyone suspects.

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Disc 2 (the Blu-ray) contains the film (new HD master from a 4K scan of the original camera negative), both new audio commentaries (by action film historian Mike Leeder and by film historian Howard S. Berger), and the theatrical trailer (newly mastered in 2K). Investigative writer Blair Maynard (Michael Caine) travels to the Caribbean to look into the mysterious disappearance of pleasure boats and their passengers — and is captured, with his twelve-year-old son, by a savage tribe of modern-day pirates descended from 17th-century buccaneers, who need him to improve their degenerated gene pool. When his son is converted to the pirates' ways and turns against him, Maynard must fight to rescue him.

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Disc 1 contains the film in a brand new HDR/Dolby Vision master from a 4K scan of the 35mm original camera negative, with new audio commentaries by action film historian Mike Leeder and film historian Howard S. Berger. For 300 years, a terrifying secret has been kept from the outside world. Blair Maynard (Michael Caine), an investigative writer, doggedly pursues one of the most baffling mysteries of modern times: the disappearance of pleasure boats and their passengers within the Caribbean's Bermuda Triangle. During his investigation, he and his twelve-year-old son are captured by savage raiding pirates who need his services to improve their degenerated gene pool. When his son is converted to the pirates' heathen ways and turns against him, Blair must come to his rescue. Written by Peter Benchley (Jaws) and directed by Michael Ritchie, with David Warner as the nefarious pirate leader, cinematography by Henri Decaë and a score by Ennio Morricone.

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Journalist Blair Maynard (Michael Caine) heads to the Caribbean to investigate the mysterious disappearance of scores of boats in the Bermuda Triangle. He discovers an inbred colony of pirates untouched by civilization for 300 years — and they have no intention of letting him leave.