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#611
12th March 2021, 03:55 PM
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'Slow Dancing in the Big City' (1978) - Coming soon to Blu-ray from Scorpion Releasing "The film stars Paul Sorvino as an aging out of shape reporter who falls in love with the beautiful but sickly ballerina Anne Ditchburn. The film was directed by the infamous John G. Avildsen who directed multiple Rocky and Karate Kid films. The release will feature a brand new 4K scan of the Interpositive with bonus features that include interviews with composer Bill Conti (Rocky) and co-star Nicolas Coster. While this may not be everyone's cup of tea, this particular film actually was given two thumbs up by Siskel and Ebert and is a personal favorite of Walt Olsen. We hope that this release will find a new generation of fans as it's been out of circulation for years."  
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#612
17th March 2021, 10:43 AM
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'For Those Who Think Young' (1964) - Coming June on DVD and Blu-Ray from Scorpion Releasing and Kino Starring James Darren, Paul Lynde, Pamela Tiffin, Nancy Sinatra and Bob Denver! More details to be announced  Demoncrat likes this.
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#613
19th March 2021, 07:17 PM
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“Scorpion Releasing and Kino Lorber Studio Classics have teamed up again to bring the masses the 1972 cult classic, politically charged, adult animation black comedy Fritz the Cat. Featuring the directorial debut of Ralph Bakshi (Wizards, The Lord of the Rings, Fire and Ice), the film revolves around a college student cat named Fritz (created by the iconic Robert Crumb) and a cast of other quirky characters engaging in sex, drugs, and other profane debauchery. Fritz the Cat makes it's Blu-ray debut later this year. Stay tuned for more updates by following us, Scorpion and Kino Lorber!”" 
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#614
19th March 2021, 07:19 PM
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| "***NEW TITLE ANNOUNCEMENT*** The folks at Scorpion Releasing and Kino Lorber aren't done with Fritz the Cat just yet as both companies are proud to also present the Blu-ray debut of the 1974 sequel to the original film, The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat. Fritz is now a family man and trapped in domestic hell, but that doesn't stop him from sparking up a joint and dreaming about the adventures he could have with each of his 9 lives. The Nine Lives of Fritz the Cat is coming soon, so stay tuned for more updates by following us and Kino Lorber!" 
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#615
14th April 2021, 11:03 AM
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'The People Next Door' (1970) - Coming to Blu-Ray and DVD from Scorpion Releasing Release date: July 27 "A married couple, Arthur (Eli Wallach, The Magnificent Seven, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly) and Gerrie Mason (Julie Harris, The Haunting, East of Eden) struggle with the realities of their imperfect marriage as they fight to save and rehabilitate their teenage daughter, Maxie (Deborah Winters, Class of ’44, Blue Sunshine), from a life of drug addiction and ultimate committal to a mental ward. Written by J.P. Miller (Helter Skelter, Days of Wine and Roses); directed by David Greene (I Start Counting, Gray Lady Down, Hard Country); and beautifully shot by the great Gordon Willis (The Godfather, Manhattan, The Parallax View), The People Next Door features a stellar cast that includes Cloris Leachman (The Last Picture Show, Young Frankenstein), Stephen McHattie (Moving Violation, Watchmen), Hal Holbrook (Magnum Force, Rituals), Rue McClanahan (TV’s Maude and The Golden Girls), Nehemiah Persoff (Fate Is the Hunter), Mike Kellin (Sleepaway Camp) and Rutanya Alda (Amityville II: The Possession). " Blu-Ray Special features and specs:
 
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#616
15th April 2021, 06:46 AM
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'The Time Guardian' (1987) - Coming from Scorpion Releasing Release date: July 20th "In the year 4039, as the human race nears extinction under the rule of beast-like creatures, an entire city travels through time in hopes of evading capture and forever changing the future. Tom Burlinson (The Man from Snowy River), Carrie Fisher (Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, The Blues Brothers, Under the Rainbow), Dean Stockwell (Quantum Leap, Married to the Mob, The Dunwich Horror) and Nikki Coghill (Dark Age) star in this 1980’s science-fiction epic! Now see it for the first time from a brand-new HD master in widescreen!" Special features and specs:
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#617
5th August 2021, 11:40 AM
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• NEW Audio Commentary with Artist/Historian Stephen Bissette and Author G. Michael Dobbs • Theatrical Trailer • Optional English Subtitles Quote:
• Theatrical Trailer • Optional English Subtitles Demoncrat likes this.
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#618
15th December 2021, 01:33 PM
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'PRIVILEGE' (1967) - Coming to Blu-ray in February from Scorpion Releasing "Scorpion Releasing is proud to announce the North American Blu-Ray debut of PRIVILEGE, the acclaimed 1967 classic from director Peter Watkins From the maker of the legendary banned BBC production The War Game, this look at a chilling future takes place in an England where a repressive government uses pop idol Steven Shorter (Paul Jones of the legendary group Manfred Mann) to control the masses. However, the demands start to take a massive toll on Steven, especially when he becomes attached to the beautiful Vanessa (model and Swinging London icon Jean Shrimpton) Unavailable for years in the United States, Privilege will be presented in a high-definition transfer with a new audio commentary by film historian Daniel Kremer, recently heard on such titles as The Ipcress File and Get Crazy Shockingly relevant today, this "uncanny prediction of how mass media could be used as such effective propaganda" (BFI) is a rock-fueled blend of satire and a cautionary tale whose time has come." 
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#619
19th July 2022, 09:43 PM
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'Doctor Death' (1973) - Coming from Scorpion Releasing Release date: September 20th "Meet the charming, flamboyant Doctor Death (the incredible John Considine), a 1000-year-old man who has mastered the art of “selective reincarnation”, promising to keep one’s soul alive forever! The catch? He needs a fresh body to host it for you, and finding willing volunteers is an impossibility. When Fred’s beloved wife dies, he refuses to believe she is gone forever. Dr. Death’s loyal assistant, Tana (Florence Marly, the original Queen of Blood), offers a supernatural solution to return his wife to him...only to run into trouble when Dr. Death can’t find a suitable body for her to reside in! The bodies pile up and Fred must choose between his lost love and stopping a mad doctor hellbent on success! Directed with tongue firmly in cheek by Eddie Saeta, this colorful horror oddity must be seen to be believed!" Special features and specs:
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#620
20th July 2022, 09:41 AM
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Has anyone picked up their release of Argento's Phantom of the Opera? Was considering getting an order in with WowHD. Is it worth a look?
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