Code Red

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by dream demon

Oh, you have Pets, you lucky devil! I'd love to have that in my collection but I'm afraid it would just be too expensive now.

I got it just before it went oop. I think I paid about £8 for it.

[Scyther]

Originally Posted by dream demon

Oh, you have Pets, you lucky devil! I'd love to have that in my collection but I'm afraid it would just be too expensive now.

Looking for that one, as well. Big fan of Candace Rialson. My finacee is actually a big fan of Chatterbox believe it or not!

[mark meakin]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

I thought I'd post a link to my tiny Code Red Collection.

I have the below including quite a few now OOP:-
DEATH JOURNEY
MEAN JOHNNY BARROWS
SOLE SURVIVOR
THE DEAD PIT
TRAPPED
SWEET SIXTEEN
THE UNSEEN
CHOKE CANYON
THE STRANGENESS
MESSIAH OF EVIL
RITUALS
NIGHTMARES IN A DAMAGED BRAIN X2
THE VISITOR
SLITHIS
EXTERMINATORS IN THE YEAR 3000
PRIMAL RAGE
MADMAN
LIGHT BLAST
THE REDEEMER
THE CARRIER
NIGHT OF THE DEMON
MARDI GRAS MASSACRE
GOD'S BLOODY ACRE
DEVIL TIMES FIVE /MARK OF THE WITCH
THE FOREST/DON'T GO IN THE WOODS ALONE
BLADE /RING OF DEATH
CUT THROATS 9 / JOSHUA
THE WITCHMAKER
NIGHT CHILD

[ReturnToZero]

Maybe codered can answer why some of your releases has gone OOP so fast. Some titles were only available about a year or two..

[bdc]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

I thought I'd post a link to my tiny Code Red Collection.

I may be tiny but there's some very desirable oop ones in there!

"PETS was limited pressing 1,500. I would've pressed more but it'll be dishonest. I did warn people when the stock was running low. It was a release I should've walked away from." (Bill/CR)

Originally Posted by mark meakin

I have the below including quite a few now OOP:-
DEATH JOURNEY
MEAN JOHNNY BARROWS
SOLE SURVIVOR
THE DEAD PIT
TRAPPED
SWEET SIXTEEN
THE UNSEEN
CHOKE CANYON
THE STRANGENESS
MESSIAH OF EVIL
RITUALS
NIGHTMARES IN A DAMAGED BRAIN X2
THE VISITOR
SLITHIS
EXTERMINATORS IN THE YEAR 3000
PRIMAL RAGE
MADMAN
LIGHT BLAST
THE REDEEMER
THE CARRIER
NIGHT OF THE DEMON
MARDI GRAS MASSACRE
GOD'S BLOODY ACRE
DEVIL TIMES FIVE /MARK OF THE WITCH
THE FOREST/DON'T GO IN THE WOODS ALONE
BLADE /RING OF DEATH
CUT THROATS 9 / JOSHUA
THE WITCHMAKER
NIGHT CHILD

Very nice!

[bdc]

New review of The Godfather Squad:
Video Junkie Strikes Back from Beyond the Grave: Bruceploitation: THE GODFATHER SQUAD (1974)

[Splatterdragon73]

Originally Posted by mark meakin

I have the titles below including quite a few now OOP:

DEATH JOURNEY
MEAN JOHNNY BARROWS
TRAPPED
THE UNSEEN
THE STRANGENESS
RITUALS
NIGHTMARES IN A DAMAGED BRAIN X 2
EXTERMINATORS OF THE YEAR 3000
MADMAN
NIGHT OF THE DEMON

I've got all of the above plus The Weekend Murders, Beyond The Door and Terminal Island. Every one of 'em brand new and still sealed. Typical me!

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Night of the Demon

1980

Directed by James C Wasson

A professor and a group of students go deep into the woods to investigate rumours of Bigfoot.

Its difficult to know where to start when saying a few words about Night of the Demon. In no way is it a good film, the acting is on the whole, not great, the script is perfunctory at best and the bigfoot creature looks like it could do with a bit of work from the costume department. The whole production is amateurish at best, however despite these obvious flaws, and in some cases because of them, the film is very entertaining.

Night of the Demon is best summed up as a gore movie and its here where the film excells itself. The effects are of a high standard and fare well in relation to most other gore films from the same era. Whilst not as impressive as the effects in Lucio Fulci's films (what are?) they still manage to produce some lovely gooey moments such as the films famed penis removal. As in all the best gore films the camera almost lovingly caresses each death shot allowing the viewer the full effect. Other bloody violent deaths of note include pitchforks, disembowelments, broken glass and axe, as well as Bigfoot swinging an unlucky camper through the air in a sleeping bag before crashing them into a tree - a scene borrowed by the Friday the 13th series and used in two separate films it was so popular.

One of the UK's famed "video nasties" of the 1980's, Night of the Demon is one of the few films to actually live up to that label.

The dvd from Code Red carries an apology for the source materials used for the disc. They really needn't have bothered. I was expecting a damaged, worn, colourless print with poor sound. The picture is of a good quality with minimal damage and strong colours, the sound is muffled once or twice but it is not distracting and is on the whole decent. I was very impressed with Code Red's presentation of Night of the Demon.

[Pete]

Watched RITUALS and THE WEEKEND MURDERS and thought they were both very good. The Scotland Yard Inspector and the local copper in WM made a hilarious team. Weird seeing 'Eric Pollard' (Chris Cittell) looking so young. Could have done without that brief scene with the rabbit though! I really enjoyed RITUALS, I thought it was a lot better than DELIVERANCE as I cared more about the cast in this one.

[Pete]

Originally Posted by Demdike

Night of the Demon

1980

Directed by James C Wasson

A professor and a group of students go deep into the woods to investigate rumours of Bigfoot.

Its difficult to know where to start when saying a few words about Night of the Demon. In no way is it a good film, the acting is on the whole, not great, the script is perfunctory at best and the bigfoot creature looks like it could do with a bit of work from the costume department. The whole production is amateurish at best, however despite these obvious flaws, and in some cases because of them, the film is very entertaining.

Night of the Demon is best summed up as a gore movie and its here where the film excells itself. The effects are of a high standard and fare well in relation to most other gore films from the same era. Whilst not as impressive as the effects in Lucio Fulci's films (what are?) they still manage to produce some lovely gooey moments such as the films famed penis removal. As in all the best gore films the camera almost lovingly caresses each death shot allowing the viewer the full effect. Other bloody violent deaths of note include pitchforks, disembowelments, broken glass and axe, as well as Bigfoot swinging an unlucky camper through the air in a sleeping bag before crashing them into a tree - a scene borrowed by the Friday the 13th series and used in two separate films it was so popular.

One of the UK's famed "video nasties" of the 1980's, Night of the Demon is one of the few films to actually live up to that label.

The dvd from Code Red carries an apology for the source materials used for the disc. They really needn't have bothered. I was expecting a damaged, worn, colourless print with poor sound. The picture is of a good quality with minimal damage and strong colours, the sound is muffled once or twice but it is not distracting and is on the whole decent. I was very impressed with Code Red's presentation of Night of the Demon.

I recieved NIGHT OF THE DEMON a few weeks back. Only seen the old VIPCO tape so can't wait to finally see it uncut and in half decent quality!