Great, we have some H4 cues, thank you.
Edit:
'Also, Lyle_JP' from HTF and Blu-Ray.com seems to know some differences:
"Yes, not only was the 5.1 mix on the non-anamorphic disc more full surround-wise, but it also had much more bass and doesn't have original sound effects missing. Yes, that's right, the 5.1 mix on the anamorphic release actually has some of the original sound effects missing entirely. For example, when the two paramedics first arrive at the Federal Sanitarium to collect Myers, on the original Ultra*Stereo mix, there was a loud audible buzz as they enter the facility, as if they were being buzzed in. It's also on the first DVD, but was omitted from the mix entirely on the anamorphic disc. This was just one of about 4 things I noticed. I really wish that Anchor bay would have taken that first 5.1 mix and used it on the Divimax disc. -Lyle J.P."
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topic/236386-htf-review-halloween-4-the-return-of-michael-myers-divimax-special-edition/page-2#entry2828087
'Adam Scott' on HTF replied and mentions a thunderstorm.
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/topic/236386-htf-review-halloween-4-the-return-of-michael-myers-divimax-special-edition/page-2#entry2829122
Check the H4 Divimax DVD because this site suggests the Ultra-Stereo is on the Divimax.
http://www.kqek.com/dvd_reviews/h/3389_Halloween4.htm
The DigitalBits H4 1999 DVD review suggests the 5.1 is good but remastered, dunno how accurate this is.
http://www.thedigitalbits.com/site_archive/reviews/halloween4.html
This site suggests the Ultra-Stereo for H6 is on older H6 Blu-Ray releases (not hte boxset).
http://www.ohmb.net/showthread.php?18739-Halloween-The-Curse-of-Michael-Myers-Echo-Bridge-Blu-Ray-Review/page7
Jetrell Fo said:
From DVDTalk review which I already posted ....
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Once again, Halloween 4 has been remixed from Ultra Stereo...
This remix of Halloween 4 is so meek and timid that it sounds to me like something just went wrong. Listenable but lackluster.
There aren't any dubs or alternate mixes on this Blu-ray disc. Subtitles, meanwhile, are limited to English (SDH) and Spanish.