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The unknown composer Winslow Leach dreams of a great career and presents one of his compositions to the mysterious record tycoon Swan. However, the latter deceives him by passing off the music as his own in order to open his new rock palace "Paradise". In an attempt to prevent the scam, Winslow burns his face and loses his voice. As a phantom behind a mask, he plots revenge: he wants to turn the opening of "Paradise" into a bloodbath... (1 Blu-ray + 2 DVDs)
He sold his soul for rock 'n' roll: In Brian de Palma's Oscar and Golden Globe-nominated cult film, the viewer experiences the dark side of the music industry in a quirky and shrill genre mix - with lots of good music.
Extras:
- New audio commentary with Jessica Harper, Gerrit Graham and the Juicy Fruits (Archie Hahn, Jeffrey Comanor, and Harold Oblong aka Peter Eibling) as a separate soundtrack.
- New interview with Brian de Palma (33 min)
- New interview with Paul Williams about the music in "Phantom in Paradise" (35 min)
- New interview with make-up genius Tom Burman about the "Phantom Helmet" (4 min)
- New interview with producer Edward R. Pressman (15 min)
- New: Alvin's art and technology - A look at the neon poster (12 min)
- Guillermo del Toro interviews Paul Williams (72 min)
- The Swan Song Fiasco - An audiovisual examination of the changes in post-production (12 min)
- Paradise Lost and Found - Alternative shots and film errors (14 min)
- Original trailer
- Radio & TV spots
- Image gallery