"The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Part 2" 20th Ann. SE DVD Coming Fall '06 From MGM/Sony
http://www.fangoria.com/news_article.php?id=6170
Elsewhere, MGM is recognizing that this year marks the 20th anniversary of Tobe Hooper’s TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE PART 2, and Fango has learned from a variety of sources that the studio is prepping a special edition of the film for Sony DVD release. Details are sketchy, but word is that Hooper, stars Bill Moseley and Caroline Williams and FX creator Tom Savini are all contributing their memories in new interviews and/or feature commentaries. The disc’s producers have also roped in Kevin Smith (?!) to provide a commentary of his own as well. Stay tuned for more on this one… http://horror.about.com/od/movierela...oseleychop.htm - Interview with Bill Moseley |
Originally Posted by L Chabert Lover
a brand new 16x9 enhanced transfer
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Originally Posted by Reservoir
Should read another cropped transfer.
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Bout time. Almost got the crappy disc out now at walmart when it was $4.88 but held off. TCM, TCM2 and the new TCM prequel this year... damn, rev up the chainsaw and let the bloodshed begin.
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What the fuck is Kevin Smith gonna have to say about this movie? I could care less but anyway. Happy to see this from what I understand a shitload of scenes were cut which sounded pretty dope.
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Excellent news. I've been waiting for this for a while. TCM2 is loads of fun and vastly underrated. I'm a bit puzzled on the Kevin Smith commentary. I suppose it would help sell the DVD to folks who might not buy it otherwise. At any rate, I am just happy to finally see this being released. I just hope it has most of the features from the Elite laserdisc.
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I'm all over this... maybe. I hope it's the unrated one that was on VHS.
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Originally Posted by TomOpus
I'm all over this... maybe. I hope it's the unrated one that was on VHS.
http://www.mgm.com/mgm/images/poster...ster_hires.jpg That Dennis Hopper cover on the current DVD is so stupid looking. Fangoria has updated their quote to say Elsewhere, MGM is recognizing that this year marks the 20th anniversary of Tobe Hooper’s TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE PART 2, and Fango has learned from a variety of sources that the studio is prepping a special edition of the film for Sony DVD release. Details are sketchy, but word is that almost a dozen members of the cast and crew, including stars Bill Moseley and Caroline Williams and FX creator Tom Savini, are all contributing their memories in new interviews and/or feature commentaries. There will also be deleted scenes, and the movie will be presented in a new 16x9-enhanced hi-def transfer. Stay tuned for more on this one… |
Hope it includes the deleted cameo by Joe Bob Briggs!
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Dog will hunt.
Any chance they'll ever find film elements for the deleted scenes? That x-gen video transfer needs a major upgrade. |
This is one I've been waiting for. I also hope they have the original poster art for the cover. I actually have that poster (although it shows quite a bit of wear). Hopefully they'll throw those deleted scenes on there even if they can't find a better source. A commentary with Moseley and Dennis Hopper would be quite entertaining. Lick my plate!
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Originally Posted by TomOpus
I'm all over this... maybe. I hope it's the unrated one that was on VHS.
I can't wait for this release though,and am glad I held off purchasing the current release! This will be a great fall for Chainsaw fans. I'll be picking up the original and sequel and checking out the remake prequel in theeaters for good measure. And on the 'should be cropped transfer' comment. The first film(& sequel) was shot open-matte with the intent of being matted for widescreen theatrical release. Thus the framining IS correct in matted form. :) |
love this movie! has some great lines in it. will definitely double dip.
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Agreed -- I hope to fuck that they include the deleted scenes in some form, either integrated into the movie or as extras and I also hope they use the "Breakfast Club" art for the cover.
I did pick up TCM2 at Wal-Mart for $4.88, and bought the first TCM for around fifteen bucks, but I'll uprgrade both. |
Thanks for the news.
Love the first, like the second. Double dips damn them. |
I remember the movie being released theatrically as NC-17. They wouldn't allow me or my friends in at any time with our parents. Finally, my dad was able to take me and my cousin to see this at the midnight movies. I guess they didn't give a rat's ass or just wanted some ticket sales. We were either 13 or 14 at the time.
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I was super disappointed in this film when I watched it for the first time last year. Will give it another try with the new transfer and such. I just thought it was over the top ridiculous. I guess I had my TCM goggles on when I should have taken it as a more campy type of movie.
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I haven't seen this movie in years. I am interested in seeing a nice DVD special edition of it though. I bought a special edition VHS back in 2002 at a used DVD shop, but haven't ever watched it.
Where do they talk about the new 2 disc version of the first film? I'm curious about this. |
Easily in the top 5 of my favorite movies of all time. Don't understand why everyone hated it so much.
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Fuck Kevin Smith! I want a Joe Bob Briggs commentary!
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Originally Posted by MartinBlank
Fuck Kevin Smith! I want a Joe Bob Briggs commentary!
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Originally Posted by dsa_shea
I remember the movie being released theatrically as NC-17. They wouldn't allow me or my friends in at any time with our parents.
When I saw it in 1990, I thought it was more of a dark comedy than a regular horror movie. |
What is the deal with these Kevin Smith commentaries on B movies? What, he's a movie fan? He's obviously a fan of cheeseburgers as well, yet I have yet to see him on a McDonald's commercial. I just wish this man would go away but he keeps popping up EVERYWHERE. Argh.
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Please let them go back to the Breakfast Club cover.
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I just bought the current release this past week. So, you guys can thank me! I'll double-dip on this one, though!
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