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EXTRA NEW TITLE ANNOUNCEMENT: The Boneyard (Blu-ray)

"One of the greatest zombie movies you probably never saw is finally back to chew its way into your 88 Films collection!

Released in 1991, THE BONE YARD is a certified cult classic of the VHS era that mixes the bad taste splatter humour of such classics as THE EVIL DEAD and RE-ANIMATOR with enough corpse-shambling thrills and ghoulish chills to make for an essential late night watch.
Telling of a living dead outbreak in a coroner's office, THE BONE YARD is a claustrophobic love letter to George A. Romero that inotrduces some original ideas to the well-worn meat-munching trope. With a cast that includes television legend Phyllis Diller and B-movie veteran Ed Nelson (A BUCKET OF BLOOD) and with ertswhile makeup effects genius James Cummins (THE THING) as director - this is one low budget bout of blood-splattered brilliance that more than deserves its HD premiere from 88 Films!!
Starring: Ed Nelson, Deborah Rose, Norman Fell
Directed by: James Cummins

SPECIAL FEATURES

• New HD Restoration from the Original Negative
• Uncompressed LPCM Stereo Soundtrack
• Optional English Subtitles
• Audio Commentary with Director James Cummins and Producer Richard F. Brophy
• Interview with Actress Phyliss Diller
• Interview with Director James Cummins
• Interview with Producer Richard F. Brophy
• Reversible Sleeve with Alternate Comedy Artwork

TECHNICAL SPECS

Region Code: B
Picture Format: HD 1080p 1.78:1
Audio Format: LPCM 2.0 Stereo
Language: English
Subtitles: English
Certification: TBC
Running Time: 93 Mins Approx"

The Boneyard is a terrible film, but a lot of fun too. I'll be picking up a copy! :D

Never heard of it :lol:

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never reaches full potential

Me too but it appeals to me a lot more than what arrow have been releasing of late!

I remember the trailer on the hardgore dvds. Looked like a laugh

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"Hey guys / gals. Who loves a media book then? We fancy doing something a bit different with an upcoming HD upgrade and we’re thinking about one of these. Thoughts?"

I like them and wouldn't be averse to a release also in a media book. However, if they are done, I hope it would be for a stand-alone release and wouldn't bugger up any of the existing collections – the change in red cases for the Slasher Classics was bad enough!

I'd buy it.I have a lot of German mediabooks.
But as Nos says,not at the cost of buggering up spinebuilders.
So I'd buy both versions.