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Disc 2 (Blu-ray) of the two-disc 4K UHD + Blu-ray combo contains the film in three presentations (the Italian theatrical version, the international theatrical version, and the US theatrical version), with a commentary track by film historians Eugenio Ercolani and Troy Howarth, the interviews 'The Bloody Beginning' with director Lamberto Bava, 'New Orleans Gothic' with writer Pupi Avati, 'A Head for Producing' with producer Antonio Avati, 'Jazzing for a Murder' with film music historian Pierpaolo De Sanctis, and 'Macabre Love' with Macabre expert Mark Thompson Ashworth, plus a Macabre Q&A with Lamberto Bava, reversible sleeve artwork, and newly translated English subtitles. Jane Baker is struggling to cope after the death of her lover. Seeking seclusion, she takes a room in a large gothic mansion owned by a blind elderly man — but she is hiding a horrifying secret, a remnant of her love that she cannot let go of and must keep concealed. As her fragile mental state deteriorates further, visitors to the spooky old house come too close to the shocking truth, until Jane snaps and unleashes increasingly bloody terror. The first feature directed entirely by Italian horror legend Lamberto Bava, the giallo-tinged, true-crime-inspired MACABRE is a tense, grisly study of budding madness, starring Bernice Stegers and co-written by Bava with Pupi and Antonio Avati.

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Jane Baker is struggling to cope after the death of her lover. Seeking seclusion, she takes a room in a large gothic mansion owned by a blind elderly man — but she is hiding a horrifying secret, a remnant of her love that she cannot let go of and must keep concealed. As her fragile mental state deteriorates further, visitors to the spooky old house come too close to the shocking truth, until Jane snaps and unleashes increasingly bloody terror. The first feature directed entirely by Italian horror legend Lamberto Bava, the giallo-tinged, true-crime-inspired MACABRE is a tense, grisly study of budding madness, starring Bernice Stegers and co-written by Bava with Pupi and Antonio Avati.