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We have 3 new Red Case LEs to show you, all US home video premieres! They will go on sale at 9 AM Pacific on Thursday, August 29, only at mondomacabro.bigcartel.com!
Last up today is the totally berserk 1986 Indonesian horror/fantasy film THE HUNGRY SNAKE WOMAN!
Burhan, desperate for wealth and glory, decides to visit the Snake Woman, a mysterious and powerful deity who can confer instant riches on those who obey her commands. She tells Burhan he must kill three women, feast on their blood and eat their breasts. Transformed into Dracula, with cloak and fangs, he sets off on his mission. One killing is all he can take before abandoning the task. He encounters Nyi Lajang, the Snake Woman’s enemy, a half human/half snake creature. Nyi Lajang offers Burhan a way out of his contract with the Snake Woman. She gives him a silver pin that he must stab Snake Woman with during sex while she is in human form. This will turn her back into a snake and neutralize all her magical powers. This is what Burhan does. But his problems are far from over...
One of the wildest and craziest Indonesian horror films ever made, Hungry Snake Woman is a phantasmagorical ride through a world of cannibal slave maidens, chainsaw wielding heroes, a possessed go-go dancer, exploding rib cages, bizarre black magic spells, a dash of kung fu fighting, buckets of gore, and even a little bit of sex, featuring the legendary Suzzanna, Indonesia’s “queen of horror.”
HUNGRY SNAKE WOMAN is directed by Sisworo Gautama Putra, who also gave us the films PRIMITIVES and THE WARRIOR, both starring Indonesian super star Barry Prima. This is a US video premiere and a world premiere on Blu-ray, digitally restored from the original negative. The disc includes the rare English language version of the film.
DISC FEATURES
Region free
Brand new 2k restoration from film negative
Choice of English dub or Indonesian audio with optional English subtitles
LIMITED EDITION FEATURES
Reversible cover sleeve with brand new art by Justin Coffee on the A side and original ad art on the B; 16 page booklet with new writing on the film by Pete Tombs; set of 8 double sided art cards; 1500 numbered copies in the usual red case
Last up today is the totally berserk 1986 Indonesian horror/fantasy film THE HUNGRY SNAKE WOMAN!
Burhan, desperate for wealth and glory, decides to visit the Snake Woman, a mysterious and powerful deity who can confer instant riches on those who obey her commands. She tells Burhan he must kill three women, feast on their blood and eat their breasts. Transformed into Dracula, with cloak and fangs, he sets off on his mission. One killing is all he can take before abandoning the task. He encounters Nyi Lajang, the Snake Woman’s enemy, a half human/half snake creature. Nyi Lajang offers Burhan a way out of his contract with the Snake Woman. She gives him a silver pin that he must stab Snake Woman with during sex while she is in human form. This will turn her back into a snake and neutralize all her magical powers. This is what Burhan does. But his problems are far from over...
One of the wildest and craziest Indonesian horror films ever made, Hungry Snake Woman is a phantasmagorical ride through a world of cannibal slave maidens, chainsaw wielding heroes, a possessed go-go dancer, exploding rib cages, bizarre black magic spells, a dash of kung fu fighting, buckets of gore, and even a little bit of sex, featuring the legendary Suzzanna, Indonesia’s “queen of horror.”
HUNGRY SNAKE WOMAN is directed by Sisworo Gautama Putra, who also gave us the films PRIMITIVES and THE WARRIOR, both starring Indonesian super star Barry Prima. This is a US video premiere and a world premiere on Blu-ray, digitally restored from the original negative. The disc includes the rare English language version of the film.
DISC FEATURES
Region free
Brand new 2k restoration from film negative
Choice of English dub or Indonesian audio with optional English subtitles
LIMITED EDITION FEATURES
Reversible cover sleeve with brand new art by Justin Coffee on the A side and original ad art on the B; 16 page booklet with new writing on the film by Pete Tombs; set of 8 double sided art cards; 1500 numbered copies in the usual red case
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