The Rocky Horror Picture Show is getting a 4K restoration for its 50th anniversary.
Fifty years after The Rocky Horror Picture Show premiered in 1975, the Walt Disney Studios Restoration team has overseen a 10-month project that included a “meticulous digital scan and preservation process that ensures every frame of the cult classic is presented with unprecedented clarity and vibrancy.” The 4K restoration will also feature a “newly mixed Dolby Atmos audio track” and a restored version of the film’s…
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