Second Sight Films’ Limited Edition set for the Cold Prey trilogy packages Norway’s modern slasher series as a collector-friendly Blu-ray release. The three films—an isolated mountain-set original, a direct sequel that moves into a near-empty hospital, and a prequel exploring the killer’s origins—are presented alongside a wide array of supplemental material aimed at deep-diving fans.
Special features and extras
- Newly recorded interviews with directors Roar Uthaug and Mats Stenberg, Ingrid Bolsø Berdal and other members of the creative team.
- New audio commentaries offering behind-the-scenes context.
- Archival and supplemental items including deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes featurettes, bloopers, visual effects breakdowns, alternate endings, short films and a music video.
Packaging and collector content
The set emphasises tangible extras as much as disc content. A rigid slipcase bears brand-new artwork by James Neal, and the package includes a 120-page hardcover book filled with essays examining the trilogy. Collectors also receive five art cards, contributing to the premium presentation that Second Sight is known for.
Why fans might want this set
The Cold Prey films are highlighted for their snowy, isolated Norwegian setting and for a memorable hulking antagonist often referred to as the Mountain Man. The first film’s stranded-group premise, the sequel’s escalated action in a near-deserted hospital, and the prequel’s focus on the killer’s backstory give the trilogy tonal variety while retaining slasher hallmarks. Ingrid Bolsø Berdal is singled out for her performance as a strong final girl in the original entry.
For collectors who prioritise physical presentation and extensive extras, this Limited Edition appears aimed squarely at that audience: multiple new interviews and commentaries, archival footage, a substantial hardcover book and bespoke artwork make the set as much a shelf-piece as a home-screen release.
Source: HorrorNews.net — Blu-ray Review: Cold Prey Trilogy Limited Edition (Second Sight Films)