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On Valentine's Day, someone always loses their heart. Twenty years ago, this small town lost more than that when a tragedy claimed the lives of five miners. Now, the town is gearing up for another Valentine's Day. But when a box of candy containing an eerie warning and blood-soaked heart arrive, the townsfolk realize that romance is as good as dead. And so are they… Bonus Content: 4K Scan of the Original Camera Negative An Anemic Valentine - An Interview with Director George Mihalka From the Heart - An Interview with Actor Paul Kelman Friends of Mine - An Interview with Actress Lori Hallier Axel, be my Valentine - An Interview with Actor Neil Affleck Becoming Sylvia - An Interview with Actor Rob Stein Broken Hearts and Broken Bones - An Interview with Special Makeup Effects Designer Tom Burman Holes in the Heart - A Look at the Difference Between the Theatrical Version and the Uncut Version Original Theatrical Trailer Original TV Spots Original Radio Spots Still Gallery 4K Scan of the Uncut Original Camera Negative Audio Commentary with Direcetor George Mihalka My Bloody Valentine 35th Anniversary Cast Reunion Panel at the Bay of Blood Convention in Florida Featuring Director George Mihalka, Cast Members Loir Hallier, Helene Udy, Rob Stein, Peter Cowper, Thomas Kovacs, Jim Murchison, Alf Humphreys, and Hosted by Thomas Kovacs Performs "The Ballad of Harry Warden" at the Bay of Blood Convention with Peter Cowper and Jim Murchison

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Product Description From co-directors Paul Donovan and Maura O'Connell (DEFCON-4) comes one of the most disturbing - and rarely-seen - Canadian shockers of the '80s, inspired by the actual 42-day Halifax police strike: When a local group of right-wing vigilantes massacres the patrons of a gay bar, the sole survivor seeks refuge in a nearby apartment building whose residents must now defend themselves in a night of hate, terror and bloodshed. Doug Lennox (BREAKING POINT), Tom Nardini (CAT BALLOU), Jack Blum (HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME) and Keith Knight (MY BLOODY VALENTINE) star in this "dark and intense thriller, still uncomfortably relevant 35 years after it was made" (Blog Of Horror) - released in the U.S. as SELF DEFENSE - scanned in 2K from the original negative recently discovered in a Nova Scotia archive. Review TOTALLY UNIQUE AND TRULY DISTURBING... Few Canadian films are as unrelentingly gripping as SIEGE. --Canuxploitation.com GRITTY AND EXPLOSIVE... This practically unknown Canadian gem remains more relevant than ever. --Pop Horror THEMATICALLY DARK AND INTENSE... An underappreciated thriller, still uncomfortably relevant 35 years after it was made. --Blog of Horror