Arrow Video - Inferno - The Archive

[springjack]

Just some questions if I may...

With all the listed extras, the dvd edition will be 2 disks?

Will the print be a port of the italian or the american one?
Or will be a new transfer? If it´s a new transfers, it´s more similar to wich version?

[User1138]

I'm assuming that the Dario Argento: An Eye For Horror documentary is the same one that featured on the original UK DVD release of Sleepless back around 2000, the Anchor Bay UK version of Two Evil Eyes and numerous Argento (and releases of Lamberto Bava's Demons 1 & 2) DVDs that have came from Australia over recent years.

If so, it's a shame that an opportunity was missed for something specific to be either found or produced for Inferno. Bearing in mind the release has been labelled as the Amazing 30th Anniversary Edition, it would have been a great boost for the release.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

As Almar has stated,it's a free country and if anyone chooses to boycott this,then fair enough,that's their choice.
But remember this debate when there are only dvd companies like Blackhorse and VCI releasing genre films in the UK.

Arrow put's the extra mile into these releases.
They listen to their punters.
They source the best packaging available.
FOR THESE POINTS ALONE,THEY DESERVE EVERYONE'S SUPPORT.

[Calum]

Originally Posted by User1138

I'm assuming that the Dario Argento: An Eye For Horror documentary is the same one that featured on the original UK DVD release of Sleepless back around 2000, the Anchor Bay UK version of Two Evil Eyes and numerous Argento (and releases of Lamberto Bava's Demons 1 & 2) DVDs that have came from Australia over recent years.

If so, it's a shame that an opportunity was missed for something specific to be either found or produced for Inferno. Bearing in mind the release has been labelled as the Amazing 30th Anniversary Edition, it would have been a great boost for the release.

Well, not everyone has it (myself included for some reason) and it's nice to see it back on the shelves (an entire generation has passed since it was last available: half the crowd that come to our events in Glasgow would have been about 10 back in 2000!). And if you do already have it, we still produced nearly an hour of fresh new goodies for this one - including a new sit down chat with Dario himself. Something you sadly don't see many other companies doing for cult films in the year 2010.

Our extras will be in HD, in answer to the earlier question.

[Pete]

Originally Posted by Calum

(an entire generation has passed since it was last available: half the crowd that come to our events in Glasgow would have been about 10 back in 2000!).

.

I was 13

[Philleh]

I was 16... boo!

[Jinx_Barkman]

As disappointing as the cut is, I will still be purchasing this on blu. The volume of extras is incredible. Is there any chance we may be able to get an early screen capture from the blu release when the time comes? I would love to see what the restored version looks like in 1080p.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Almar@Cult Labs

Good point! With this thread actually now turning into an Inferno let's all have a break for a moment, pop the kettle on and survey the final fourth artwork panel for Inferno. Now this is the Greek CBS Fox video artwork:

Never seen that one before....

[Zombie Dude]

Originally Posted by Gojirosan

Well, if I have learned anything today it is the very surprising fact that people seem to value extras and general disk filler over the director's vision of a film.

I usually buy a film in terms of extras but I understand those who don't care for them so much. The film is most likely going to be the most re0visited part of a disc so the quality of that film should be the best it can be.

[iluvdvds@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by The Reaper Man

Never seen that one before....

Me neither Reaps. It looks awesome though, especially the font.