At this rate our releases on Amazon are going to start looking popular ;)

Amazingly the pre-orders for Ratman are higher and I think it's all down to NTM not having a sleeve on there - I don't know how many times I've asked!

Haven't got NTM yet (fingers crossed comp-wise) but I'll post reviews to NYR, Killer Nun, Torso, POD, Flavia & Venus on Amazon pretty soon. :)

I don't think NTM would have been rejected in 2001 but it would definitely have received cuts. Some of the former zombie-style nasties were making it through intact but the rape/slashers were still having problems (Maniac being a perfect example - twice rejected previously and even then only passed with almost 1 min of cuts). Even Death Wish was cut in 2000 and not released intact until 2006.

I can't see too many future Shameless releases having major problems with the BBFC. Murder Set Pieces didn't really stand a chance anyway given the child murder theme. Now and again the BBFC might make an example of a film but they mainly seem to be particularly notorious titles. Unless Shameless decide to release House On The Edge Of The Park or The Beast In Heat then I wouldn't worry too much. http://shameless-films.com/forums/im...es/biggrin.gif

NYR and Killer Nun reviews posted on Amazon. :)

That "Night Train" cover is just so grooovyyy, it SHOULD make a direct impact:cool:

Hmmm....unlike with "Flavia" I might keep the new sleeve visible for starters when it finally arrives here in Helsinki.:popcorn:

Good stuff mate:):cool:

I see that dvdtimes has a (fairly) favourable review of the Shameless release of Night Train Murders up on the site :)

http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=67143

Watched it last night....hadn't seen it since bu released it....congrats guys,great looking transfer and decent sound ....enjoyed this film a lot more than when i first seen it.....oh and by the way It's currently sitting on the shelf under late night trains with the reverse art showing....superb!
VIOLENZA:cool:

Yeah I like the reverse art but it was never going to make it onto the front. Old bastard in a cardigan with a gun doesn't sell... Hang on what am I saying - there's Rambo!

Funny thing is Almar, the old bastard stalking about the woods in his cardie with a shotgun is absolutely iconic- up there with frigga complete with eyepatch and sawn off in the final showdown of Thriller/One Eye.

One thing I wanted to comment on was the way the eerie harmonica sound combined with the sound of the train to make a delightful and creepy score.

Great release from Shameless!

Or fat bastard in a cardigan for Steven SEAL gal:jest: