I had them ordered at £10, just cancelled and re-ordered at £6. :lol:

Haha, just came here to say that this and SNMD are £6 each at HMV. Bargain.

Why don't you email Arrow directly and ask them? They're pretty responsive from what I've found.

Preordered, along with Class of Nuke 'em High and Surf Nazis Must Die!

Yup, done the HMV thing. No interest in the Troma titles . . .

The other Troma releases are straight ports, so I'd be surprised if Combat Shock was any different. The one submitted to BBFC was 88 minutes - with the 4% difference that would be around 92 mins, same as the uncut version.

It is 100% uncut.

I usually pre-order stuff from HMV, they nearly always have the best price.I've only got Combat Shock on order as I'm not too interested in the other two.It's good to hear it's fully uncut too, not that I doubted it wouldn't be.Plus, six quid is a steal for an extras-packed double disc release. :nod:

I was hoping that Amazon would match the Hmv price of 6.00, as with their VAT deduction that would have meant I'd have only paid a fiver, but they seem to have put the price up to almost a tenner!
I had already cancelled my Amazon pre-order when I posted the Hmv price earlier today and re-ordered with Hmv, as this worked out cheapest even without any VAT deduction, which Hmv don't give, even though they should.
But, can't complain too much I suppose, as it's still one hell of a bargain! :)

Arrow have just informed us that the Combat Shock booklet now includes, in addition to new writing on the film by Anthony Timpone, a new written introduction by Buddy G and press book extracts including original newspaper articles that inspired the film.