This morning, Scream Factory has unveiled details about the upcoming 4-disc Blu-Ray version of The Vincent Price Collection Volume II, scheduled for release just in time for Halloween.

This collector’s set will include seven Vincent Price movies, presenting them on Blu-Ray for the first time ever, each included with exciting bonus materials, many of which are brand new.

The House on Haunted Hill will include a new Audio Commentary with author/historian Steve Haberman, the movie’s Theatrical Trailer, a Still Gallery, the Featurettes ”Vincent Price: Renaissance Man,” “The Art of Fear” and “Working with Vincent Price”.

The Return of the Fly will feature a new Commentary Track with actor Brett Halsey and film historian David Del Valle, the movie’s Theatrical Trailer and TV Spot as well as a Still Gallery.

The Comedy of Terrors comes complete with an Introduction and Parting Words by Vincent Price, as well as the Featurette “Richard Matheson Storyteller: The Comedy of Terrors”, along with the Theatrical Trailer and a Still Gallery.

The Raven also features an Introduction and Parting Words by Vincent Price and comes with a new Audio Commentary with author/film historian Steve Haberman, the Featurettes “Richard Matheson Storyteller: The Raven” and ”Corman’s Comedy of Poe”. Also included is a Promotional Record, the movie’s Theatrical Trailer and a Still Gallery.

The Last Man on Earth features a new Commentary Track with film historian David Del Valle and author Derek Botelho, the Featurette “Richard Matheson Storyteller: The Last Man on Earth” and a Still Gallery.

The Tomb of Ligeia includes an Introduction and Parting Words by Vincent Price as well as a Commentary Track by producer/director Roger Corman. Further, the release will include a new Audio Commentary with Elizabeth Shepherd, moderated by Roy Frumkes, and another newly recorded Audio Commentary with film historian Constantine Nasr. The film is further complemented by the Theatrical Trailer and a Still Gallery.

Dr. Phibes Rises Again will come complete with the film’s Theatrical Trailer and a Still Gallery.

The Vincent Price Collection Volume II also includes a also includes a 32-page Collector’s Book, featuring an essay by author and film historian David Del Valle. It has been scheduled for release on October 21 for $79.97.