DVD: 
“Stylish, scary and darkly comedic” - The Guardian
“Addictively pulpy Vampire raunch” - Time Out
‘Once you get a taste for it, it’s hard to deny the urge’ - Uncut
The biggest TV phenomenon of 2009 is back with a bite as True Blood Season 2 hits the UK this weekend. Staking its claim on the digital horizon, the first episode of the Golden Globe® and Emmy® Award winning show True Blood Season 2 is available to download from the iTunes Store (www.itunes.co.uk) after it is broadcast on the FX Channel.
Each episode can be purchased from iTunes or alternatively, as a Series Pass, which will download current episodes immediately and future episodes as soon as they become available.
This weekend also marks the date when fans can pre-order the DVD & Blu-ray ahead of the DVD & Blu-Ray retail release on 17 May 2010.
Ready for Seconds?
Season Two of the show dubbed ‘A modern classic’ (The Guardian) ‘stylishly shot and whip smartly written’ (Daily Telegraph) and ‘Scarier, sexier and better than ever’ (Zoo) takes no prisoners as we come back to Bon Temps, home of mystery, Southern sensuality and dark secrets. For Sookie Stackhouse, life is more dangerous than ever after she and Bill become more deeply involved. Meanwhile, Tara finds herself under a lover’s spell; Sam puts his trust in an unlikely ally; Jason becomes involved with an anti-vampire sect; Eric becomes interested in Sookie after he recruits her to investigate the disappearance of his 2000-year-old maker and Maryann is revealed to possess a power that can control almost everyone in town. After making a shocking discovery, Sookie, Bill and Sam must form the last line of defence against a diabolical plan that raises this award-winning series to bloody new heights.
Clothes fall to the floor almost as often as blood spatters the walls in the show that blends supernatural horror, sex, and mystery with just a little bit of social commentary thrown in for good measure.
HBO presents True Blood Season 2…..
HBO programming is sold into over 150 countries worldwide.
The DVD is released on May 17th and retails for £39.99 on DVD,
but is currently on Amazon at the link above for £26.47.
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