Could be THE BEYOND......With a black and white prologue....:heh:

BLACK RAIN!

The added P&P used to make a mockery of their 'promotions' too, so good to see that they now offer free P&P within the UK according to their site's delivery policy.

Like that would ever happen. :lol:

It is free p&p definitely. But as others have said they are still more expensive than everywhere else.

I know this applies only to myself but five 88 dvd's for £20 at HMV is a lot better value. Or two for ten pounds for any pedantics.

Got it!

i always like too buy my 88 films from hmv when they are on offer. i have many now as i always get to hmv once a month on a thursday. :)

This is well out-there, but... in Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Suddenly Stopped Living and Became crazy Mixed up Zombies(or whatever it goes by), the main guy flips out when he sees a umbrella spinning just like the one in 88s post (highly unlikely but just a thought)

In all seriousness, I wouldn't be surprised if 88 Films released The Beyond in the near future. An insider on Blu-ray.com said that a UK label has the rights to the new remaster, and it's not Arrow.

Calum mentioned on Blu-ray.com that some "Ozploitation" was inbound, so maybe this just means 88 have set up some kind of deal with Umbrella Entertainment.

I would be delighted if 88 started releasing Ozploitation films.

Me too.

RAZORBACK being a prime candidate!:nod:

Next of Kin would be pretty cool as well!

Good shout!
I had a German hardbox back in the day,but the quality was abysmal.

I still have the hardbox version and, like you said, the quality isn't great at all. I've tried getting hold of the deleted Australian DVD over the years without success, but it may be that the source is no better than the German DVD.

Yeah probably not much better,if at all.
Pity,because this is a forgotten gem of a film.

Umbrella are actually currently working on that one for a blu ray in a few months!

O happy day!!! :dance::hail::)

4K scan too, should be a beauty

Is it Xmas?? ;)

Going by a newly posted picture on FB, it would appear that 88Films have got at least one Jess Franco film in the pipeline

Sex Charade here we come!!! :laugh::laugh::behindsofa:

Now that would be cool!

Definitely some Oz titles coming, they’ve posted a photo of the Australian flag on Facebook with a “New Announcements” caption, plus Calum confirmed on Blurage.com too :nod:

if only one of them could be Wake in Fright...?

Unlikely since it’s part of Eureka’s Masters of Cinema range. Plus, I know it’s definitley not that that’s being released. [emoji3]

Wouldn’t matter if it was a Neighbours or Home and Away box set, fanboys will be fighting to pick it up :lol:

I’m guessing they’ve struck a deal with Umbrella so I expect Dagon and/or Razorback to be announced :nod:

Could be turkey shoot

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Bleedin' hell, it doesn't matter how close you keep your nose to the ground something will still pass you by. :thankingyou: Stephen

Could be, that's Severin in the US and they've licensed a few things that Severin have had.

Severin also have Dead Kids, Patrick and Thirst so they could also be possibilities.

Such a pathetic response.

Play nice.

You never said that to Calum when he offered me his job. ;)

I speak as I find, this fella is unbelievably touchy.

You never accepted the offer!

:lol: The career opportunities i let slip by.

:focus:

88 Vault opens its doors again on 8th October with this Ozploitation classic from 1980! With a cast that includes such acclaimed thespians as Robert Powell (TOMMY) and David Hemmings (DEEP RED), the thrills come thick and fast in this oddball curiousity that, once seen, is hard to forget - exactly what one might expect from a script penned by the legendary Ozploitation hand Everett De Roche (LONG WEEKEND, PATRICK, ROAD GAMES, FORTRESS)!

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Can you ever have enough Ozploitation? We say no - which is why October 22nd brings the mesmerising flesh-oozing gore of the classic BODY MELT (1993) to 88 Vault!!! Love STREET TRASH? Then expect to lap up this superior Melbourne-born cousin of VHS-era splat-stick shock!

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