The Arrow Thread

[bleakshaun]

Originally Posted by Rik

Yeah, it’s gonna be funny

Get the popcorn ready

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[Rik]

Originally Posted by bleakshaun

Get the popcorn ready

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[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by Rik

Just seen this on Twitter, not sure how genuine it is though, but it does look it

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Originally Posted by Rik

Seems it is genuine :woohoo:

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Depends on what the extras are for me. I already have the Anchor Bay 2 disc version (cut) and the Metrodome 3 disc Ultimate Edition (uncut) so if there are interesting extra features I might be interested

[Rik]

Originally Posted by Susan Foreman

Depends on what the extras are for me. I already have the Anchor Bay 2 disc version (cut) and the Metrodome 3 disc Ultimate Edition (uncut) so if there are interesting extra features I might be interested

Yeah, I’ve got an uncut Dutch DVD, the 3 disc Metrodome set and the US blu, but an Arrow Limited Edition would be worth a double dip if it’s loaded with extras

[Prince_Vajda]

I own the the 3-disc Metrodome set, the US Blu-ray, and a very nice Austrian Blu-ray digipak (see below).

Although I really love this film (proof: my review even further below), I won't be buying another release unless it comes with a life-size statue of David Hess or the soaked pants of Lucy Grantham.

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Originally Posted by Prince_Vajda

The Last House On The Left (1972) * * * ½
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Mari (Sandra Cassell) and Phyllis (Lucy Grantham) are on their way to a rock concert. When they run into recently escaped criminal Krug Stillo (David Hess) and his gang, things take a turn for the worse - for all involved. This is a brilliant example of the rape and revenge subgenre. Made on a very tight budget, this grim and unrelenting film still works after 44 years. Apart from a few continuity errors and a overhasty third act, this film is a prime example of its genre and one of the most audacious directorial debuts ever. Hess’ perfomance is impressive.

[Justin101]

Fran from Arrow has confirmed it's not Martin, he tweeted "It's not Martin guys, we wish!"

[Rik]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Fran from Arrow has confirmed it's not Martin, he tweeted "It's not Martin guys, we wish!"

Thought as much, oh well, hopefully it is Vampyres then, I’d prefer that to Vampire’s Kiss which I’m not a huge fan of

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Fran from Arrow has confirmed it's not Martin, he tweeted "It's not Martin guys, we wish!"

Hmmmm, I know a lot of people (myself included) hope it’s Fright Night II, but I wonder.....

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[fuzzymctiger]

I reckon it’s that Nic Cage one, Vampire’s Kiss

[Justin101]

Originally Posted by Nosferatu@Cult Labs

So the disc contains both versions (cut and uncut) and depending on the region of the player depends on whether you see something the BBFC have deemed contrary to British law or not?



I have a multi-region player so, in theory, it would be able to play the 'Region A' version with the cockfighting.

I can confirm it is just down to the region coding of the player. Region A plays the uncensored version while Region B shows a title card before the film stating that scenes of cockfighting have been censored in accordance to the BBFC. These scenes keep the audio in tact but the visuals are just a black screen. It’s a shame because the actual scene is a visual pun, juxtaposing schoolboys fighting against the fathers cheering on a cockfight.