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Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs Coming June 22nd......Death Ship Attachment 223645
5.1 dts
2.0 dts
Audio Commentary with Director Alvin Rakoff and Jonathan Rigby
Isolated Score dts
Optional SDH English Subtitles (with additional German Translations)
Stormy Seas Redux - Remastered in HD
6 Theatrical Trailers
2 Deleted Scenes from TV version
Shower Scene Comparison with TV version
Alvin Rakoff Director's Trailer Reel
Howard Greenberg Producer's Trailer Reel
Jack Hill Co-Writer's Trailers Reel
Bloodstar - Selected Pages from Jack Hill's Original Script
Image Gallery (Posters, Stills, Press Books, Video Art) | Pre-order available from Nucleus FIlms direct - £17.99 "The Video Rental Blockbuster of 1983 arrives on Blu-ray, remastered from original vault elements and packed with extras!
Unbeknown to the passengers on board a cruise ship in the Caribbean, a mysterious vessel is approaching - on a collision course! Despite the attempts of the crew to avert disaster, the liner is lost with all hands down, except for seven survivors. They are saved when they clamber aboard a ghostly freighter, where they discover an even worse fate. They are now prisoners on a former wartime vessel. As this ship speeds towards an unknown destination, they realise that something is intent on destroying each one of them in a grusesome and terrifying way... It's not a ship, it's a killing machine!
From an original story by Hollywood legend Jack Hill (COFFY, FOXY BROWN, SWITCHBLADE SISTERS) and starring none other than George Kennedy (COOL HAND LUKE, THE DIRTY DOZEN) and Richard Crenna (RAMBO: FIRST BLOOD) comes the long-awaited UK Blu-ray premiere of DEATH SHIP. This deranged horror film is now widely regarded as a must-see cult classic!
Extended, remastered version featuring a scene not included in the theatrical cut but added to the television version"
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