The BFI Flipside Blu-rays

[sawyer6]

Originally Posted by Hawkmonger

I wish someone would release Blood and Black Lace on BD with The Girl Who Knew to Much as an extra. One for Shameless?

There's hope

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Picked up Nightbirds,Requiem for a Village (Again!) Her Private Hell and Herostratus today-nice BODY BENEATH artwork inside the front cover of the booklet-I'm thinking of canibalizing it!

TBP also has superb artwork on the booklet (see my avatar).
If only the BFI would do reverse covers-they'd be the perfect package!

[Gojirosan]

Originally Posted by trouserpress

They did the same thing with Pete Walker's Man of Violence, which had The Big Switch aka Strip Poker as a bonus.

What the...why had I not heard this!

Splendid!

[trouserpress]

Originally Posted by Gojirosan

What the...why had I not heard this!

Splendid!

I have to admit I've watched The Big Switch but haven't watched the main feature yet! It's also available in the uncut export edition or the UK cut. The export has a lot of full frontal nudity.

[trouserpress]

Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

Perhaps it's because of something in the trailer shown out of context of the movie?

Apparently it is just this reason. It was mentioned on the Digital Fix 'Anatomy of a Flipside' article, which I'd forgotten.

[James Morton]

There is not one BFI Flipside release that I would buy
saw the film with Jane Asher (set in swimming pool) on tv and it was a boring Brit arty film
Nothing of interest

[trouserpress]

Wow! That's a bit harsh! I would have thought the Flipside had something in there for every fan of weird movies. And I couldn't disagree more about Deep End. I am in love with Jane Asher in that movie. I think it's fantastic.

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Yes, Deep End is a fantastic film.

There are so many gems to uncover when you explore the flipside range.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

And Jane Asher is one of them....

[Hawkmonger]

I wonder what BFI have lined up next.
Although all the movies so far are exelent, I hope we get some more Horror in the future. The Body Beneath has really wetted my appetite for some British sleazy exploitation.