Haunted - Blu-ray Release Planned for the Complete Short-Lived 2002 Show Starring Matthew Fox 2-disc set with a limited edition slipcase is coming from Kino Lorber
Posted by David Lambert	3/13/2018
A rising star of the Seattle police, Frank Taylor's guilt over the kidnapping of his son destroys his marriage and costs him his job. Two years later, now a private investigator specializing in finding missing persons, Frank is shot by a suspect, whom he in turn kills. On the operating table Frank (Matthew Fox, Bone Tomahawk, TV's Lost) is declared dead, but then is miraculously revived. After recovery, Frank begins to have strange episodes, he hears unusual noises and sees people who aren't there, including the suspect he had killed. He realizes that he's still connected to the world of the dead. Desperate and frightened at first, he comes to realize that his hauntings can help him solve cases and save lives, and may ultimately help him solve the mystery of what happened to his son. Featuring Lynn Collins (X-Men Origins: Wolverine, John Carter), Russell Hornsby (Fences), Michael Irby (Law Abiding Citizen) and John Mann (Underworld: Evolution). Created by Rick Ramage (Stigmata) and Andrew Cosby (TV's Eureka). Kino Lorber Entertainment has announced that the 11-episode series that aired on UPN in 2002 is coming to home video at last! On May 29th KL will release Haunted - The Complete Series on high-def Blu-ray Disc. Priced at $39.95 SRP, it comes on 2 discs in a limited edition slipcase. It starred Matthew Fox, marking his first TV series after Party of Five, and which was the show he had before his popular role as "Dr. Jack Shephard" on Lost. UPN's Haunted didn't catch on at the time, and was cancelled due to low ratings. But fans have kept memories of this show alive, and we're sure that this will be news to brighten their day! Currently this title has been announced for Blu-ray only; no DVD version is indicated. If that changes, we'll certainly let you know. In the meantime, we've got an early look at the Blu-ray cover art for you below. This may not be finalized yet, however, and could be subject to change. Our thanks to longtime reader John Cerone for the heads-up about this item!