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Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
I know there are several "what are you waiting for" threads but this is is strictly for Horror. With The Stepfather and The Gate (hopefully in WS) coming out finally. I wondered what movies still need a good R1 DVD release.
I will start out with these Creepshow (needs a SE like the R2 release) Trick or Treat (needs a 16x9 release) House 3 House 4 |
Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
I don't think the orignal "Scream" ever came out anything more than an audio commentary.
Halloween II certainly needs a special edition. Wolfen |
Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
TerrorVision (1986)
The Video Dead (1987) The Uninvited (1944) Island of Lost Souls (1932) They don't have any release in R1, let alone a good one. |
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chopping mall (16x9)
house on sorority row (re-release) splatter university (re-release) popcorn (re-release) fade to black (re-release) hell night (re-release) |
Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
Originally Posted by orangerunner
(Post 9574052)
I don't think the orignal "Scream" ever came out anything more than an audio commentary.
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- Halloween III: Season of the Witch (needs a special edition)
- Fright Night (special edition treatment needed) - Fright Night Part II (special edition treatment needed) - The Gate II (R1 release, especially with the original getting a S.E.) - Matinee (wonderful OOP Joe Dante film that's in need of a S.E.) - Happy Birthday to Me (S.E./re-release with original music intact) - The Stepfather III (R1 needed especially with parts 1 & 2 coming out) - I Was A Teenage Frankenstein (R1 special edition needed) - I Was A Teenage Werewolf (R1 special edition needed) - Creepshow (R1 special edition just like the R2 release) - Dark Night of the Scarecrow (R1 S.E. needed, originally planned but who know's when or if it's coming anymore) - Terror Vision (R1 special edition release) - Popcorn (R1 special edition re-release) - The House on Sorority Row (R1 special edition re-release) - The Slumber Party Massacre Trilogy (R1 re-release special edition) |
Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
not even released at all:
Don't Be Afraid of the Dark Blood and Lace Dark Night of the Scarecrow It Conquered the World The Town that Dreaded Sundown Rituals To all a Goodnight Night of the Demon 1980 Night School Humongous The Slayer House on Sorority Row- out of print Madman- out of print Slumber Party Massacre- out of print The Prey Screamtime Spider Labyrinth So Sweet, So Dead Knife of Ice Eyes of Crystal A Dragonfly for Each Corpse Eyeball Footprints on the Moon |
Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
Curtains
Bad Ronald Cry for the Strangers Shadow of the Hawk Don't Go to Sleep Nightmare on the 13th Floor New Year's Evil Turn of the Screw (1992 Rusty Lemonrande version) The Legend of Lizzie Borden The Silent Scream Brainwash Witchboard 2: The Devil's Doorway (R1) Deathship (R1) Santa Sangre (R1) The Green Slime Halloween 6: Producer's Cut Truth or Dare Profondo Russo/Deep Red Hatchet Murders (shorter version) Encounter with the Unknown (Rod Serling movie) Wendigo (1978) |
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Out of all i would like to have Halloween 6 (Producers Cut) the most.
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Amazing Colossal Man (1957)
War of the Colossal Beast (1958) - a better version than the current one. Incredible Melting Man (1977) |
Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
Originally Posted by Disc-Flipper
(Post 9574205)
Profondo Russo/Deep Red Hatchet Murders (shorter version)
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Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
Screams of a Winter Night
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Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
Originally Posted by orangerunner
(Post 9574052)
I don't think the orignal "Scream" ever came out anything more than an audio commentary.
Originally Posted by scott1598
(Post 9574087)
or the uncut version in R1.
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Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
more recent releases i would love to see more of...
Let the Right One In Martyrs Friday the 13th (2009) would also love a decent, fully loaded release of (surprised we have never gotten one): Army of Darkness |
Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
Island Claws (terrible giant crab film, but my grandfather stars in it!)
Humanoids from the Deep (WS and uncut) I agree with many of the above selections, especially TerrorVision, Halloween II/III: SE, Fright Night/II SE's and The Gate II. But I'm happy to see we're getting some much-requested titles this year. |
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A Cold Night's Death (AKA The Chill Factor)
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What about Michael Jackson's Moonwalker?
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Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
Originally Posted by Texan26
(Post 9574497)
Did it ever receive an anamorphic widescreen release? I think that's the reason I don't own it. I have the uncut version on laser disc with the extra 19 seconds.
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A R1 Night of the Eagle SE with Kim Newman commentary would be nice.
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Quatermass Experiment
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A decent release in <i>any</i> region of the original <b>DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS</b> is needed.
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The Reincarnation of Peter Proud
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With Scream 4 now happening... maybe they will finally do a new release of the original trilogy. Ill buy it on BD if they release it with new extras and uncut.
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Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
Originally Posted by statcat
(Post 9574421)
good list, but why would anyone want a cut version of this movie?
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Re: Horror/Genre Films that need a good R1 release
Twisted Nerve
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