Shout Factory Blaxploitation Classics Volume 1
A six-film 1970s blaxploitation collection on 4K UHD featuring Pam Grier, Fred Williamson and Isaac Hayes across titles including Coffy, Black Caesar and Truck Turner
- Six essential 1970s blaxploitation films collected together for the first time on 4K
- Stars Pam Grier, Fred Williamson, Isaac Hayes, and Yaphet Kotto in iconic roles
- Includes Coffy, Black Caesar, Hell Up in Harlem, Across 110th Street, Truck Turner, and Sheba, Baby!
- Dolby Vision presentation on Across 110th Street for enhanced visual quality
- In-depth documentary with new and archival interviews from filmmakers and historians
Essential Blaxploitation Collection
This new Shout Factory set gathers six defining 1970s action films on 4K discs for the first time. Icons such as Pam Grier, Fred Williamson, Isaac Hayes and Yaphet Kotto star across Coffy, Black Caesar, Hell Up in Harlem, Across 110th Street, Truck Turner and Sheba, Baby!
Collectors Seeking Definitive Editions
The release suits fans who want a curated, high-quality presentation of the genre's core titles with extensive bonus material. Viewers looking for a broader survey of the era or films outside this specific six-movie selection should look at something else.
Region Code And Playback Hardware
Verify that your player and display support the disc region and 4K Dolby Vision playback used by this set. Confirm you have adequate shelf space for the multi-disc package before ordering.
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Questions about this item
Do I need a 4K Blu-ray player to watch the main films in Dolby Vision?
Yes, the six feature films are presented on 4K discs with Dolby Vision, so a compatible 4K Blu-ray player and display are required for the full experience.
Will the bonus documentary on Disc 2 play on my regular Blu-ray player?
The set uses 4K media throughout; a standard Blu-ray player cannot read these discs, so the documentary also requires a 4K Blu-ray drive.
How can I confirm the Dolby Vision presentation is active after I start a film?
Check your player or TV on-screen display — it should indicate Dolby Vision playback when any of the six titles is running.
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