Powerhouse Films

[Rob4]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

It says limited edition of 3000 at least three times on the product page. I bet it is numbered.

How would they do it Dem? If they number 1-3000 then it would duplicate 3000 numbers from the original run. I think Indicator are too professional to do something like that.

[Susan Foreman]

Ignore this post - my problem / question has been sorted

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rob4

How would they do it Dem? If they number 1-3000 then it would duplicate 3000 numbers from the original run. I think Indicator are too professional to do something like that.

But not professional enough to re-release something that was supposedly a limited run box set.

I think you should buy it and find out.

[Rob4]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

But not professional enough to re-release something that was supposedly a limited run box set.

I think you should buy it and find out.

I could do that...

...but I already have the original

In all seriousness, I can see where it is problematic. But, just playing devil's advocate for a minute, everything is a limited run isn't it? For example a first edition hardback is a limited run and so is the paperback equivalent as it will go out of print eventually or be reprinted in a different edition. I tend to treat anything that is labelled 'LE' with a grain of salt. It's only limited until the next edition.

[Dave Boy]

The band on the box set looks orange? My original set has a yellow band.

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Dave Boy

The band on the box set looks orange? My original set has a yellow band.

Yeah, plus no BBFC certificate on this band.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Stephen@Cult Labs

Yeah, plus no BBFC certificate on this band.

I can just tell. You're going to buy it again aren't you?

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

I can just tell. You're going to buy it again aren't you?

Lol noooooo. Quite happy with the one I have.

[Susan Foreman]

Have people found the Easter Eggs on the 'Night Of The Demon' release yet?

1) Disc One - Click 'Night of the Demon (Original Full-length Version)' - highlight '1.75:1 Version' - click 'right' to reveal the option '(with BBFC censor cut)'. Enter for a text screen (0:40) explaining about the cut to the Rand Hobart scene followed by the BBFC-cut version (total run time 95:49)

2) Disc Two, - Go to 'Appreciations' - highlight 'Scott MacQueen: The Devil Gets His Due' - click 'right' for a still of Scott MacQueen holding 'The Runes in front of Stonehenge c.2000

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Have people found the Easter Eggs on the 'Night Of The Demon' release yet?

1) Disc One - Click 'Night of the Demon (Original Full-length Version)' - highlight '1.75:1 Version' - click 'right' to reveal the option '(with BBFC censor cut)'. Enter for a text screen (0:40) explaining about the cut to the Rand Hobart scene followed by the BBFC-cut version (total run time 95:49)

I found that by pure accident last night. I was putting the film on in a dark room, thought i'd pressed play on the 1.75:1 version but pressed right instead and there it was.