If you missed Marlon Vejans in "Him" Back at the beginning of the football season, you can now enjoy the start of the scarious season. Gridron's horror film by director Justinаstein Tiping (and executive producer/horror maestro Jordandan Chicken) released in September on less than ellevel reviews, but let me be the first to tell you that they don't tell the whole story. Although the film has some wrong steps and fights at times to connect its fantastic aesthetics with the strikes of the plot of horror, the look, vibration and performances of Wayne and Thirick Withers are more than enough to earn this place in your October rotation this year.

Fortunately for Frit's fans, "he" falls on digital shops to buy and rent starting tomorrow, October 7. The film is currently being shown in cinemas, so going out with a large screen remains an option (and desirable for maximum frightening effect). But for those who prefer to look at home comfort, you can check the film starting Tuesday, October 7, 2025.

Physical releases will come later in November, with 4K Ultra HD, regular Blu-ray and DVD releases all arrive on November 11. It is not clear how long he will stay in the theaters, but if you want to look at the big canvas, you may want to move fast. The performance of the movie's weak treasurer - is currently released to just over $ 25 million with a $ 27 million budget - it can mean Earlier out of theaters than the movies usually have.

In addition to the film itself, the home release of "Him" - including the digital versions available on October 7 - there are a number of deleted scenes and features of bonuses, with a total of nearly one hour of new material. For those who enjoyed the film but were less satisfied with The completion of "him", Who was the usual refrain, there is a new, alternative end titled "Launch Nightmare", as well as five other deleted scenes: "Cheers", "Don't Be Mascot", "Publicist", "Fantasy Football" and "KAM".

Feilareta behind the scenes "getting up on them" explores training stars and personal regimes Tirick Withers and Marlon Vejans have tried to play professional footballers accurately, while "Sport of Shooting" enters more technical details about film production. There is also a complete song for the director's comments, a characteristic of composer Bobby Krlic and two "anatomy on one stage" defects for "Re -Birth" and "Diabolic Diabolic Game".

Those who prefer physical media can be better used by renting at home or catching one of the remaining theater exhibitions for "him", but all these deep diving accessories will be available digitally starting on October 7.

Despite the weaker views and disappointing treasurer, "he" is worth hours if you are a fan of football or visually impressive horror. The unfortunate reputation of the film is largely the result of the "Wounded Tomatoes" system, which interprets every review below 60% as "rotten" and appropriately affects the overall result of the film. While the majority of critics and admirers rated the film under that highlight, many of those "negative" views are much more. Is this the next great horror movie that will destroy the genre for the coming years? No. But that doesn't mean it's not worth seeing (and for what it's worth, we actually gave him A positive review).

There are some rich comments woven into the horror fabric of how we spend sport and the complex dynamics between players, owners and fans. Conversations on athletes' legacy - the cornerstone of any contemporary sports discourse - are also deliberately, emphasized by the film's more absurd genres. "Him" uses sports slang in clever waysBuilding a dual -meaning language that puts dark turning on the usual phrases and chat topics. But more than anything, it's a fantastic vehicle for Marlon Vejans as a quarter of Isaiah White's starval aging. "Him" is worth looking just for that performance, especially if you are a fanboy of another Vance's job.

Digital rental and purchase options for him arrive on Tuesday, October 7, with physical releases for 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD fall on November 11.