New Anchor Bay Titles
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New Anchor Bay Titles
Anchor Bay has finally updated their " in the Future" section and I was happy to see a few titles Ive been waiting for. Anyways, heres the list.
The Card Player 16x9
Cheerleader Camp 16x9
Children of the Corn (Divimax)
Creepshow 2 (Divimax)
Dawn of the Dead multi-disc (September)
The Dead Next Door
Evilspeak 16x9
Forgotten Silver 16x9
Hercules season 4-6
Highlander season 5 & 6
The Locals
Night of the Demons 16x9
Sledge Hammer season 1
Three's Company season 3 and beyond
Tongan Ninja 16x9
Witchboard 16x9
Xena season 4-6
I all about Dario Argento's the Card player. I may have to Double dip on Children (if its also dts).
The Card Player 16x9
Cheerleader Camp 16x9
Children of the Corn (Divimax)
Creepshow 2 (Divimax)
Dawn of the Dead multi-disc (September)
The Dead Next Door
Evilspeak 16x9
Forgotten Silver 16x9
Hercules season 4-6
Highlander season 5 & 6
The Locals
Night of the Demons 16x9
Sledge Hammer season 1
Three's Company season 3 and beyond
Tongan Ninja 16x9
Witchboard 16x9
Xena season 4-6
I all about Dario Argento's the Card player. I may have to Double dip on Children (if its also dts).
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I wonder if Witchboard holds up. Havent seen it in well over 15 years but remember liking it.
Still awaiting specs on the mult-disc of Dawn cuz I came awful close to picking up the current version today.
Still awaiting specs on the mult-disc of Dawn cuz I came awful close to picking up the current version today.
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Re: New Anchor Bay Titles
Cheerleader Camp 16x9 - 

Children of the Corn (Divimax) -
Creepshow 2 (Divimax) -
Dawn of the Dead multi-disc -
Evilspeak 16x9 -
Night of the Demons 16x9 -

Three's Company season 3 and beyond -
Witchboard 16x9 -


Children of the Corn (Divimax) -

Creepshow 2 (Divimax) -

Dawn of the Dead multi-disc -

Evilspeak 16x9 -

Night of the Demons 16x9 -


Three's Company season 3 and beyond -

Witchboard 16x9 -
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Originally posted by marty888
Also up for Creepshow 2.
Also up for Creepshow 2.
Giddy about Night of the Demons. One more Laserdisc from my collection replaced....
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SledgeHammer! Woohoo!!
Nihlistic violence that would make Tyler Durden flinch.
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Originally posted by Mondo Kane
I wonder if Witchboard holds up. Havent seen it in well over 15 years but remember liking it.
Still awaiting specs on the mult-disc of Dawn cuz I came awful close to picking up the current version today.
I wonder if Witchboard holds up. Havent seen it in well over 15 years but remember liking it.
Still awaiting specs on the mult-disc of Dawn cuz I came awful close to picking up the current version today.
Anyone remember what "Progressive Entrapment" means. That phrase was in Witchboard I think.
I picked up Dawn for $11.99. I couldn't wait.
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Dude, it's got a nude Tawny Kitaen!! How *couldn't* you still like it?
Dude, it's got a nude Tawny Kitaen!! How *couldn't* you still like it?
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From: In my Home Theater- Foley, AL
Evilspeak 16x9

I own an R2 release and it's edited.
Can't wait for the R1 Anchor Bay release!! Hopefully, it'll be restored with the deleted footage! Like the secretary being disemboweled / eaten by the devil-pigs!
NOT WORK SAFE
http://images.google.com/images?q=tb...ak/hancock.jpg
NOT WORK SAFE
Sorry for the inital picture. Link is above. Thanks Static!
WooHoo...
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I own an R2 release and it's edited.
Can't wait for the R1 Anchor Bay release!! Hopefully, it'll be restored with the deleted footage! Like the secretary being disemboweled / eaten by the devil-pigs!NOT WORK SAFE
http://images.google.com/images?q=tb...ak/hancock.jpg
NOT WORK SAFE
Sorry for the inital picture. Link is above. Thanks Static!
WooHoo...
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Last edited by Sonicflood; 03-14-04 at 07:34 PM.
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Bah! I was hoping for another Army of Darkness. How weak!
Bah! I was hoping for another Army of Darkness. How weak!
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Does anybody have any release dates? I tried accessing Anchor Bay's website but keep getting a Web cannot find server message. Looking forward to Cheerleader Camp and Witchboard. Night of the Demons and The Card Player are also of interest. Thanks.
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Cool cover, eh?
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Has this been posted yet?

I bought the single disc but i'm gonna double dip for sure.
Cd-wow specs-

I bought the single disc but i'm gonna double dip for sure.
Cd-wow specs-
Finally George A. Romero's 1978 zombie classic has been given the treatment it so rightly deserves.
Disc One: U.S. Theatrical Version (same as the Divimax SE) - This version is the original unrated edition that was released to theaters in 1979. This is director George A. Romero's final fully-mixed and edited "Director's Cut", a tag which is often erroneously attributed to the "Extended Version" (a.k.k The Cannes Film Festival Version).
Widescreen presentation (1.85:1) enhanced for 16x9 TVs
English DD2.0, DD5.1 & DTS 5.1 Surround
Original English Mono
Audio commentary by writer/director George A. Romero, makeup FX creator Tom Savini and assistant director Chris Romero. Moderated by DVD Producer Perry Martin
Theatrical trailers
TV spots
Radio spots
Poster & advertising gallery
George A. Romero biography
Comic book preview
Disc Two: Extended Version - Originally created for use at the 1978 Cannes Film Festival, this version runs 12 minutes longer than the U.S. Theatrical Version. the extra minutes are comprised of various scene extensions and some additional gore scattered throughout. This version is often incorrectly referred to as the Director's Cut. While this cut was overseen by George Romero, his legitimate "Director's Cut" ist he U.S. Theatrical Version.
Widescreen presentation (1.85:1) enhanced for 16x9 TVs.
Original Mono
Audio commentary by producer Richard P. Rubinstein. Moderated by DVD Producer Perry Martin
Monroville Mall commercial
Behind-the-scenes photo gallery
Memorabilia gallery
Production stills
Disc Three: European Version - When Dawn of the Dead was released in Europe, the film was re-edited by Co-Producer Dario Argento, with a running time of 118 minutes. This European Cut featured numerous dialogue extensions, trimmed scenes, a generally quickened pace as well as an increased amount of original music by composer, Goblin.
Widescreen presentation (1.85:1) enhanced for 16x9 TVs
Dolby Digital 2.0 & 5.1 Surround
Original Mono
Audio commentary by actors David Emge, Ken Foree, Scott H. Reiniger and Gaylen Ross
International theatrical trailers
UK TV spots
International lobby card gallery
International poster & advertising gallery
International pressbook gallery
Home video & soundtrack artwork
Dario Argento biography
Disc Four: Documentaries - Special features include...
The Dead Will Walk - An all-new 75-minute documentary featuring interviews with cast and crew members Claudio Argento, Dario Argento, Pat Buba, Tony Buba, Zilla Clinton, David Crawford, David Early, David Emge, Ken Foree, Michael Gornick, John Harrison, Clayton Hill, Sharon Ceccatti-Hill, Jim Krut, Leonard Lies, Scott H. Reiniger, Chris Romero, George A. Romero, Gaylen Ross, Tom Savini and Claudio Simonetti
Roy Frumke's Document of the Dead, the original feature documentary filmed during the making of Dawn of the Dead.
On-set home movies with audio commentary by zombie extra Robert Langer
Monroeville Mall tour with actor Ken Foree
Disc One: U.S. Theatrical Version (same as the Divimax SE) - This version is the original unrated edition that was released to theaters in 1979. This is director George A. Romero's final fully-mixed and edited "Director's Cut", a tag which is often erroneously attributed to the "Extended Version" (a.k.k The Cannes Film Festival Version).
Widescreen presentation (1.85:1) enhanced for 16x9 TVs
English DD2.0, DD5.1 & DTS 5.1 Surround
Original English Mono
Audio commentary by writer/director George A. Romero, makeup FX creator Tom Savini and assistant director Chris Romero. Moderated by DVD Producer Perry Martin
Theatrical trailers
TV spots
Radio spots
Poster & advertising gallery
George A. Romero biography
Comic book preview
Disc Two: Extended Version - Originally created for use at the 1978 Cannes Film Festival, this version runs 12 minutes longer than the U.S. Theatrical Version. the extra minutes are comprised of various scene extensions and some additional gore scattered throughout. This version is often incorrectly referred to as the Director's Cut. While this cut was overseen by George Romero, his legitimate "Director's Cut" ist he U.S. Theatrical Version.
Widescreen presentation (1.85:1) enhanced for 16x9 TVs.
Original Mono
Audio commentary by producer Richard P. Rubinstein. Moderated by DVD Producer Perry Martin
Monroville Mall commercial
Behind-the-scenes photo gallery
Memorabilia gallery
Production stills
Disc Three: European Version - When Dawn of the Dead was released in Europe, the film was re-edited by Co-Producer Dario Argento, with a running time of 118 minutes. This European Cut featured numerous dialogue extensions, trimmed scenes, a generally quickened pace as well as an increased amount of original music by composer, Goblin.
Widescreen presentation (1.85:1) enhanced for 16x9 TVs
Dolby Digital 2.0 & 5.1 Surround
Original Mono
Audio commentary by actors David Emge, Ken Foree, Scott H. Reiniger and Gaylen Ross
International theatrical trailers
UK TV spots
International lobby card gallery
International poster & advertising gallery
International pressbook gallery
Home video & soundtrack artwork
Dario Argento biography
Disc Four: Documentaries - Special features include...
The Dead Will Walk - An all-new 75-minute documentary featuring interviews with cast and crew members Claudio Argento, Dario Argento, Pat Buba, Tony Buba, Zilla Clinton, David Crawford, David Early, David Emge, Ken Foree, Michael Gornick, John Harrison, Clayton Hill, Sharon Ceccatti-Hill, Jim Krut, Leonard Lies, Scott H. Reiniger, Chris Romero, George A. Romero, Gaylen Ross, Tom Savini and Claudio Simonetti
Roy Frumke's Document of the Dead, the original feature documentary filmed during the making of Dawn of the Dead.
On-set home movies with audio commentary by zombie extra Robert Langer
Monroeville Mall tour with actor Ken Foree
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Why all the nice effort on Creepshow 2,I'd rather see a kick ass Creepshow DVD release.I remember watching Creepshow 2 on VHS and the begining had sort of a featurette and it seriously spoiled all 3 shorts which weren't up to par with the first IMO.A nice cover and all but a Creepshow DVD with the comic book cover would be cool aswell.
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is Creepshow 2 the one with the sludge monster in the lake that kills all the teenage kids? i can't remember. i just know that that short gave me nightmares for months.



