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The All The Haunts Be Ours Blu-ray set is the most expansive folk horror collection ever assembled, spanning continents, decades and every forgotten corner of the genre’s tangled roots. Across twelve Blu-rays and three CDs, this compendium gathers twenty feature films—from defining classics to newly unearthed rarities—alongside the monumental documentary Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched. Restored from the best surviving elements, the set explores folk horror’s global legacy: witch trials, rural superstition, myths made flesh, outsider terror and the uncanny forces buried in landscapes and lore. Accompanied by hours of commentaries, interviews, lost shorts, archival cuts and new scholarship, the collection also includes Jim Williams’ complete Woodlands Dark soundtrack, a two-disc reading of Arthur Machen’s The White People performed by Linda Hayden, and a richly curated 156-page book by Kier-La Janisse. For devotees and newcomers alike, this is an immersive survey of folk horror’s most haunting, elusive and culturally revealing works.
directed by: Various
starring: Various
1958–2021 / Multiple runtimes / Multiple aspect ratios / Various audio formats
All The Haunts Be Ours: A Compendium Of Folk Horror [Blu-ray]
BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES
• Video introduction to Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched by Kier-La Janisse
• The Secret Is in the Trees — Stephen Thrower interviews Eyes of Fire director Avery Crounse
• Crying Blue Sky — alternate longer cut of Eyes of Fire
• Radical Fairy Tales — interview with Leptirica director Djordje Kadijević
• Witchhammer commentary with Czech film historian Irena Kovarova
• From the Woods to the Cosmos — John Leman Riley on Soviet fantasy and science-fiction cinema
• Lake of the Dead commentary with Jonathan Rigby and Kevin Lyons
• Tilbury commentary with Viðar Víkingsson and Þórarinn Eldjárn
• The Dreaming commentary with Mario Andreacchio
• Kadaicha commentary with director James Bogle
• Celia and Me — interview with Ann Turner
• Extended Alison’s Birthday interviews with David Hannay, Joanne Samuel and Belinda Giblin
• Unleashing the She-Wolf — Wilczyca interview with Marek Piestrak
• Wild Country of the Were-Bear — Lokis interview with Janusz Majewski
• Clearcut archival video introduction by Ryszard Bugajski
• The Kid from a Kibbutz — Daliah Lavi featurette for Il Demonio
• Dark Waters commentary with Mariano Baino
• A Field in England commentary with Ben Wheatley, Andy Starke and Martin Pavey
• A Short Trip to Shere — Anchoress featurette
• Penda’s Fen commentary with James Machin and Matthew Harle
• Robin Redbreast commentary with William Fowler and Vic Pratt
• Plus rare shorts, trailers, featurettes, archival interviews and additional surprises across all discs