Error 4444 announces December Blu-ray lineup
Error 4444 has unveiled an ambitious slate of genre releases set to ship in early to mid-December. The label is preparing five limited edition Blu-rays that range from DIY holiday horror and Thai thrillers to Japanese auteur cinema and Taiwanese martial arts. Collectors can look forward to Two Front Teeth, Countdown, Nami Collection, Art of the Devil Trilogy, and Challenge of the Lady Ninja.
For fans of boutique horror and cult cinema, this slate follows in the footsteps of other recent releases like Terror Vision’s Best Worst Movie / The American Scream Blu-ray set and Patchwork 3-Disc Deluxe Edition.
Two Front Teeth Limited Edition Blu Ray
Two Front Teeth (2005) arrives in a Collector’s Edition Blu-ray limited to 1,500 units. The release is region free (A/B/C) and comes housed in a newly commissioned wraparound slipcover by Justin Coffee. Extras include a booklet with an essay by Brennan Dortch, three stickers with new art by Bimo, and a reversible sleeve with art by KIT.
Special features highlight both new and archival material:
- “20 Years of Two Front Teeth” interview with directors Jamie Nash and David Sckrabulis
- Interview with Chris LaMartina (WNUF Halloween Special)
- Archival commentary and interview with Nash and Sckrabulis
- Trailer and English subtitles
Blending gore gags and humor, the film follows a tabloid reporter who stumbles onto a Christmas conspiracy, unleashing killer elves on a small town. Shot in Maryland with a DIY sensibility and a passion for 80s horror, the movie embodies the scrappy spirit of low-budget filmmaking.
Countdown Limited Edition Blu Ray
Nattawut Poonpiriya’s Countdown (2012), best known as the director’s precursor to Bad Genius, is making its North American Blu-ray debut. This Collector’s Edition is limited to 1,500 units and region free (A/B/C).
The packaging features new artwork by legendary Thai poster artist Jinda, a booklet essay, three stickers with art by Bimo, and a reversible sleeve with original poster art.
Special features include:
- Promo videos
- “Meet Mr. Jesus” shorts
- Countdown music video
- Trailer
- Thai 5.1 and 2.0 audio with English subtitles
The film centers on three Thai students living in New York City who invite a drug dealer named “Jesus” to their apartment on New Year’s Eve, leading to a night of escalating terror. David Asavanond delivers a demented turn as “Jesus,” anchoring a story that blends horror with commentary on religion and morality.
Nami Collection Limited Edition Blu Ray Box Set
Error 4444 will debut four films by Takashi Ishii on Blu-ray for the first time in North America with the Nami Collection. This limited edition box set is capped at 2,000 units and region free (A/B/C).
The collection includes Original Sin (1992), A Night in Nude (1993), Angel Guts: Red Flash (1994), and Alone in the Night (1994). Packaging features original poster artwork by Ishii across four slipcovers, a side-loading chipboard box, a booklet with two essays, an 18x24 double-sided poster, eight lobby cards, and reversible sleeves.
Bonus features vary by film, including interviews with Ishii, actors Shinobu Otake, Kippei Shiina, Naoto Takenaka, and Jinpachi Nezu, along with producers and crew. Commentaries come from Frankie Balboa, Jasper Sharp, and Samm Deighan. A video essay titled “The Many Faces of Nami” is also included.
These Japanese releases follow other notable imports announced recently, such as New Wave Video’s Noriko’s Dinner Table and UROTSUKIDŌJI – The Perfect Collection.
Each film showcases Ishii’s blend of noir stylings, psychological trauma, and haunting character studies. Highlights range from the tense romantic drama of Original Sin to the rain-soaked noir of A Night in Nude and the disturbing revenge narrative of Alone in the Night.
Art Of The Devil I-III Limited Edition Blu Ray Box Set
The Art of the Devil Trilogy (2004–2008) is arriving in a Collector’s Edition box set limited to 2,000 units. This region free (A/B/C) release features newly commissioned artwork by Julian Mortuus on a chipboard box and slipcovers, a booklet essay by Amber T, nine stickers, a double-sided poster, and reversible sleeves.
- Art of the Devil (2004): HD presentation with black magic featurettes, archival making-of, and trailer.
- Art of the Devil 2 (2005): Brand new 4K restoration with a director interview, archival making-of, and 4K trailer.
- Art of the Devil 3 (2008): HD feature with a new director interview, “Siam White Magic” featurette, archival making-of, and trailer.
The trilogy follows interconnected tales of vengeance and black magic, from Boom’s curse on her abusive lover in the first film to Miss Panor’s harrowing journey through sequels and prequel. The series is infamous for grotesque special effects and disturbing imagery that cemented its cult reputation.
Challenge Of The Lady Ninja Limited Edition Blu Ray
Lee Tso-Nam’s Challenge of the Lady Ninja (1983) arrives in a 2K restoration from the original camera negative. This Collector’s Edition Blu-ray is limited to 2,000 units and region free (A/B/C).
The set features artwork by Matthew H James and Shintaro Kago, a 20-page booklet with essays by Jessica Yeung and Michelle Kisner, stickers, a double-sided poster, and a reversible sleeve with the original Japanese VHS art.
Special features include:
- New interview and introduction with director Lee Tso-Nam
- Trailer compilation from original 16mm and 35mm reels
- Audio commentaries by Justin Decloux & Dylan Cheung, and Kenneth Brorsson & Paul Fox
- Mandarin and English dub audio with English and Chinese subtitles
The film stars Elsa Yeung as Wong Siu Wai, a female ninja who leads a band of women in rebellion after her father’s death at the hands of Chen Kuan-Tai. Packed with training montages, seduction tactics, and outrageous martial arts choreography, it stands as one of Lee Tso-Nam’s most entertaining works.
Fans of martial arts cinema will also want to note Eureka’s upcoming Triple Threat: Three Films With Sammo Hung set, also due in December.
Error 4444 offers an EVERYTHING BUNDLE
Alongside the individual releases, Error 4444 is also offering an EVERYTHING BUNDLE that collects all ten films into a single order at a discounted price. The bundle includes every limited edition with all associated extras—slipcovers, chipboard boxes, stickers, posters, booklets, and lobby cards.
For collectors who want to secure the full December lineup, the EVERYTHING BUNDLE provides a one-stop option with all packaging and supplements intact.
All five releases from Error 4444 are scheduled to ship in early to mid-December. They are currently available for pre-order on Error 4444's website, including the limited Everything Bundle that collects all 10 films in one package.