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The Blu-ray / DVD Art for Tucker & Dale vs. Evil Slashes Its Way Online

By Uncle Creepy
September 30th, 2011

Come this November there truly will be a lot to be thankful for as that's when we'll see the DVD and Blu-ray release of the incredible horror comedy Tucker and Dale vs. Evil. To whet your appetite for the flick's debut, we have a peek at the artwork for ya! Dig it!

Tucker & Dale vs. Evil from Magnolia (coming on November 29th) will include a lot of outtakes and a brand new 15-minute short film called "Tucker & Dale Are Evil", which is essentially the events of the film told entirely from the point of view of the teenagers.

The hilarious horror-comedy feature centers on two redneck buddies, played by "Firefly"’s Alan Tudyk and "Reaper"’s Tyler Rabine, who, thanks to a series of misunderstandings and unfortunate events, are mistaken for psychopathic hillbillies by a group of judgmental college brats, who themselves turn homicidal, after the duo’s rescue of one of their friends, "30 Rock"’s Katrina Bowden, gets misconstrued as a backwoods abduction.

Look for more soon, and in the meantime Tucker & Dale vs. Evil became available On Demand as of August 26th and will receive a limited theatrical release starting today in select cities.

Speaking of which there will be a special Q&A tonight in L.A.!

Who:
Eli Craig

When:
Friday, September 30 after the 7:40pm showing of TUCKER & DALE VS EVIL

Where:
Laemmle's Sunset 5
8000 Sunset Blvd.
West Hollywood, 90046

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