Films I would love to see released by Shameless

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THE REDEEMER comes out on dvd in October, courtesy of Code Red.

[Sargento]

I did hear about the code red Redeemer last night. They must have paid a pittence for it!!

[The 4th Fella]

Originally Posted by vipco

For sure.

A nice quality release of The Last Hunter maybe . ? or Trog.? .

I'm pleased with my copy of The Last Hunter. So before I double-dip, I was thinking more a film i'm having trouble finding a DVD of, such as:

The Hunters Of The Golden Cobra
Tiger Joe
Panic
Miami Golem

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by vipco

Just thought of another, 'Flesh Eating Mothers'.

Maybe give Zombie Lake a revamp.?

Getting nostalgic for those old Vipco titles again mate?

ZOMBIE LAKE and OASIS OF THE ZOMBIES would make great ARROW revamps.

[gag]

Originally Posted by Sargento

One Dark Night

Before Tom McLouglin ventured into the "mainstream"

that brings back memories im sure i went pics to watch that when it was 1st released

[gag]

just watched a cruel picture remove the few sec clips of xxx porn here and there and i cant see why shamelass cant do a decent release of this, cant see this having any problems getting released

[scribbler]

Originally Posted by vipco

Another film that needs a UK release imho is Dead Beat at Dawn. Surely this would be ok with the BBFC now .

I recently bought the Synapse version through a UK seller. It's a fun low-budget watch, which I just know I'll be revisiting regularly when I'm gin-soaked .
I'd be surprised if it had a problem getting through now though. Some gory stuff sure (the throat rippings are pretty well done), but nothing the 'Hostel/Saw' crowd couldn't stomach.
Mind you, I doubt the extra 'My sweet Satan' would grace any UK release. Close up nipple piercing and the most vicious head stomping I've seen since Lance Henrikson in 'Dead Man'.

[BioZombie]

Originally Posted by scribbler

I recently bought the Synapse version through a UK seller. It's a fun low-budget watch, which I just know I'll be revisiting regularly when I'm gin-soaked .
I'd be surprised if it had a problem getting through now though. Some gory stuff sure (the throat rippings are pretty well done), but nothing the 'Hostel/Saw' crowd couldn't stomach.
Mind you, I doubt the extra 'My sweet Satan' would grace any UK release. Close up nipple piercing and the most vicious head stomping I've seen since Lance Henrikson in 'Dead Man'.

Jim Van Bebbers other feature The Manson Family got through the bbfc intact and IMO it's a lot more violent than Dead Beat At Dawn, which is a great film, so it should have no problems. I believe the problem the bbfc had origonally was that it had no moral grounding and was just violence for violence sake (and it is pretty violent).

I wish Van Bebber would get off his arse and make another film sometime. I guess it's pretty hard to get funding for his kind of stuff though.

[Angel]

Originally Posted by scribbler

I recently bought the Synapse version through a UK seller. It's a fun low-budget watch, which I just know I'll be revisiting regularly when I'm gin-soaked .
I'd be surprised if it had a problem getting through now though. Some gory stuff sure (the throat rippings are pretty well done), but nothing the 'Hostel/Saw' crowd couldn't stomach.
Mind you, I doubt the extra 'My sweet Satan' would grace any UK release. Close up nipple piercing and the most vicious head stomping I've seen since Lance Henrikson in 'Dead Man'.

My Sweet Satan was passed by the BBFC uncut in 2001, although the DVD was never released. They only cut the head stomping and eye stabbing in 1999.

[Daemonia]

Originally Posted by vipco

As far as I know the BBFC either didn't pass it or demanded to many cuts due to nunchuks and talk and acts of gang related stuff for a dvd release the last time it was submitted.

Initially, the BBFC told UK distributor Exploited it would be passed removing sight of nunchuks and a few bits and bobs here and there. Exploited took the cuts list and altered the film, then ran off thousands of VHS tapes (this was the late 90's) ready for distribution. Ferman then overruled the decision and rejected it completely, leaving Exploited with a ton of stock they couldn't sell. This essentially bankrupted Exploited who went out of business soon after. That's how the affair was reported all those years ago, anyway. Well done, Ferman.