Lionsgate Limited To Give Horror Favorites ‘It Follows' & ‘High Tension' New 4K UHD Releases This August
The grisly French slasher High Tension will be available to own on 4K UHD Blu-Ray Lenticular Steelbook on August 12, 2025. The film, featuring Cécile De France, Maïwenn, and Philippe Nahon, will be presented in its unrated form in HDR10+ created by Second Sight Films and approved by director Alexandre Aja with new and archival special features.
On the same date, director David Robert Mitchell's horror film It Follows celebrates its 10th anniversary with its domestic 4K UHD debut in Dolby Vision with Dolby Atmos audio and new and archival special features. The film stars Maika Monroe, Keir Gilchrist, Daniel Zovatto, Jake Weary, Olivia Luccardi, and Lili Sepe. Get more details about both releases below!
HIGH TENSION Synopsis
In this intense, edge-of-your-seat horror film from acclaimed director Alexandre Aja (Crawl, The Hills Have Eyes) — now in blood-soaked 4K — college classmates Marie and Alexia escape to a secluded farmhouse for the weekend to prepare for their exams in peace and quiet. But in the dead of night, silence turns to dread when a stranger knocks on the door, and the girls are dragged into a merciless nightmare where death is not the worst fate awaiting them.
Special Features
Lionsgate Limited Extras:
Audio Commentary with Film Lecturer Dr. Lindsay Hallam
An Experiment in Suspense: Interview with Director Alexandre Aja
The Man in the Shadows: Interview with Writer Grégory Levasseur
The Darker the Better: Interview with Cinematographer Maxime Alexandre
The Great French Massacre: Interview with Special Effects Artist Giannetto De Rossi
Only the Brave: Film Critic Alexandra Heller-Nicholas on High Tension
Archive Interview with Actor Cécile De France
Archive Interview with Actor Maïwenn
Archive Interview with Actor Philippe Nahon
Legacy Special Features
Audio Commentary with Director Alexandre Aja and Writer Grégory Levasseur
Scene-Specific Audio Commentary with Alexandre Aja and Actor Cécile De France
'Haute Horror: Making of High Tension' Featurette
'Building Tension' Featurette
Giannetto De Rossi: The Truth, the Madness, and the Magic
IT FOLLOWS Synopsis
They say you never forget your first. This couldn't be more horrifyingly true for once-carefree teen girl Jay (Maika Monroe, Longlegs). After a night of intimacy with Hugh (Jake Weary, 'Animal Kingdom'), passion turns to paranoia when Hugh informs Jay that she is now the latest carrier of a fatal curse passed on through sex. As Jay is haunted by nightmarish visions, her teenage friends dismiss her ravings — until they also see the ghastly ghouls. Now they must band together to break the chain and help Jay escape the horrors that always seem to be lurking just a few steps behind in this chilling, offbeat cult classic.
Special Features
Lionsgate Limited Extras:
Audio Commentary by Author Joshua Grimm
Audio Commentary by Film Critic Danny Leigh and Film Professor Mark Jancovich
Chasing Ghosts: Interview with Actor Keir Gilchrist
Following: Interview with Actor Olivia Luccardi
It's in the House: Interview with Producer David Kaplan
Composing a Masterpiece: A New Interview with Composer Rich Vreeland aka Disasterpeace
A Girl's World: Interview with Production Designer Michael Perry
It Follows — The Architecture of Loneliness: Video Essay by Filmmaker Joseph Wallace
Legacy Special Features
Critics' Commentary Hosted by Scott Weinberg
A Conversation with Film Composer Disasterpeace
Theatrical Trailer
Poster Art Gallery
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