1983

Limited Edition Box Set - 3000 Copies World Wide.<br/><br/>Nicolas Cage and Deborah Foreman star in this romantic comedy directed by Martha Coolidge. Julie (Foreman) is pretty and popular but is unhappy with her boyfriend, Tommy (Michael Bowen). After breaking up with him, she meets Randy (Cage), a punk who is unlike anyone she has ever met before.<br/><br/>However, Julie's friends do not approve of Randy and she must decide whether to follow her heart or give in to the pressure to reconcile with Tommy.<br/><br/>SPECIAL FEATURES<br/><br/>Limited Edition Box Set - 3000 Copies World Wide<br/>Limited Edition hardbound slipcase featuring new artwork by Sam Gilbey<br/>1080p HD presentation on Blu-ray from a 4K scan of the original negatives<br/>Optional English SDH<br/>New audio commentary with Maya Montañez Smukler (author of Liberating Hollywood: Women Directors and the Feminist Reform of 1970s American Cinema) and Maria San Filippo<br/>Audio commentary with director Martha Coolidge<br/>New interview with Deborah Foreman<br/>New interview with Colleen Camp<br/>Valley Girl in Conversation - 2018 interview with director Martha Coolidge and actresses E. G. Daily and Heidi Holicker<br/>Martha Coolidge and Nicolas Cage on Valley Girl<br/>A huge selection of archival interviews with cast and crew totalling over 3 hours<br/>20 Totally Tubular Years Later - 2003 featurette<br/>The Music of Valley Girl - featurette<br/>Music Videos<br/>Storyboard Comparisons<br/>Original theatrical trailer<br/>A Limited Edition collector's booklet featuring new writing by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas and Craig Ian Mann

US horror sequel directed by Richard Franklin. Ex-motel owner Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins) has spent most of his adult life in a secure prison, following murders he committed some 20 years before. Now judged to be legally sane by a psychiatric report, Norman is released and returns to his gothic family home.<br/><br/>However, when he takes in a young female lodger, the old demons seem about to resurface. The cast also includes Vera Miles, Robert Loggia and Meg Tilly.