I'd love them to release Who Saw Her Die? on Bluray. Great giallo.

"Do you like carnal violence? Well you're gonna love this Yell-O Ray release! Announcement this Friday, 12.30pm...

What could it be?"

https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0...6a&oe=59E9785C

Let the guessing begin!

Gotta be Torso :nod:

I wonder if it will be the same transfer as the old Blue Underground one?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mountain-Ca...943427&sr=1-30
Cue the "will it be uncut" queries. Answer is no. [emoji23]


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A pointless release when there's loads of other great Italian classics that would sail past the BBFC.

I'll probably import Code Red's instead.

Will never get why people dismiss a local release due to an oversea's release or something like cuts for animal cruelty. They're often minor, have very little to do with plot and the films often work without them. Not only that, but the very large market who do not import, or don't care about the animal cruelty not being there, who will just buy it from a shop or online because it sounds good.

Also let's not forget the expense and difficulty in picking up a Code Red release as an international customer compared to the many different and cheaper avenues of picking up a Shameless release

Animal cruelty or not, I refuse to buy cut releases when there's an uncut option. In this case I have the uncut DVD from Europe and I'm in no rush to upgrade

But the film is still cut. And as a collector, i'll always buy the most complete version of a film that's available.
And there's also a good chance that the BBFC will make cuts apart from those of animal cruelty. If you're familiar with the Blue Underground dvd, you'll know what i mean.

If people want to buy the cut UK version, that's up to them.

I understand it is still cut, but to call it pointless when there would be a large market of people who aren't fussed or can only access this release is unfair. As an Australian, we got shafted with horror blu rays for years, and since Umbrella and Cinema Cult have picked up the slack, there's been a massive resurgence in older horror interest, and also new releases, leading to things like Umbrella putting out NOTLD 90 with correct colour timing, and commissioning new releases not available elsewhere. Before that though, I definitely knew people whose attitude to the first few ports of foreign titles was "there's no need for this release when I can import it".

As for other cuts, I can't remember the last time an older film didn't get all it's non Animal Cruelty cuts waived. The BBFC seems to be a lot more lenient now about things like that, especially with all the former video nasties and banned titles that have come out in recent years going through unscathed bar animal cruelty