Video in 1988 on VHS and LaserDisc. It was the film's only VHS release. A 20th Anniversary Reunion of The Monster Squad was held with cast members and Dekker in attendance in April 2006 in Austin, Texas at the Alamo Drafthouse. This event was organized by the staff at Ain't It Cool News, longtime fans who, on a whim, decided to contact and try to connect the cast for a special screening. Two shows were held; both sold out with lines formed around the block; some audience members flew from as far as California. It was at this screening that Dekker had urged any interested fans to write the copyright holders via snail-mail. Ain't It Cool News also broke the news of the DVD release nine months later in January 2007. Michael Felsher of Red Shirt Pictures approached Lionsgate to produce and release the 20th anniversary edition. The 20th anniversary special edition was released as a two-disc DVD by Lionsgate on July 24, 2007, and contains a variety of special features, including a five-part retrospective documentary, two audio commentaries, deleted scenes, trailers and TV spots, animated storyboards and more. In 2007, a soundtrack was made available from the Intrada label; La-La Land Records issued another in 2015 with additional material, including the Michael Sembello-produced songs. Lionsgate released a region-free Blu-ray on November 24, 2009, containing the same extras as the DVD. This edition is now out of print. On February 19, 2013, Olive Films released a region A locked barebones Blu-ray. It became available via direct streaming on Hulu in October 2017. Legacy The Alamo Drafthouse held two further sold-out screenings on January 9, 2010 with Gower, Lambert and Gries along with Black and Dekker in attendance. The screenings were celebrated with a limited edition poster by artist Tyler Stout. Another event, with Gower and Lambert attending, will be held at the San Francisco branch on October 31, 2022. In 2018, Gower directed and co-produced Wolfman's Got Nards, a documentary exploring the film's influence over thirty years and its evolution from cult favorite to cult classic. The film was distributed by Pilgrim Media Group in cooperation with Flitterpiper Entertainment and 1620 Media Group. It earned honors as an official selection for a number of film festivals, including Cinepocalypse and Salem Horror Fest. Cancelled remake In 2008, producer Rob Cohen said that the film rights were back with Paramount and there