Let The Corpses Tan

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From twitter:

"Anonymous films in collaboration with @lechatquifume will propose a BluRay edition crammed with contents of the film "Let the Corpses tan" and this is good news because for the moment only a DVD version was planned. Released in September in limited quantity. "

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt5827212/

[Alex K. Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Alex K.]

Let the Corpses Tan

Looks good!

[The Silly Swede Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close The Silly Swede]

It wasn't.

Mediocre at best. Though I really didn't like their nouveau-Giallo The strange colour of your bodys tears either. This was better then that, but still waaaay to much homage style which makes the film annoyingly slow.

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This is getting a US theatrical release via Kino Lorber on 8/31. I suspect they'll have the home video rights as well.

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[Scott Intellectual Carrot Find all posts View Profile Close Scott]

Looks great, I'm seeing this next month on the 17th!

[stinty Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close stinty]

I really enjoyed it. It seems to have been a bit polarising, but I enjoyed it a lot. It has Homage written across it in broad strokes, I attended a screening with the makers of the movie, and this was wholly intended. If you are into the films it is paying homage too, you should enjoy it. Well, I did anyway.

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Good to hear, stinty, I'm very much looking forward to it.

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Just got back from seeing this at the Alamo, I enjoyed this a lot. This felt like what a modern Italian film should feel like if they kept evolving the aesthetic from the '70s.

I agree with stinty, it's a homage in broad strokes. But the strokes are great! This really hit all my spots.

[Mike DiRoma Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Mike DiRoma]

"like what a modern Italian film should feel like if they kept evolving the aesthetic from the '70s." Wow- that sounds great! When is the US blu ray release?

[Ian Jane Administrator Find all posts View Profile Close Ian Jane]

"like what a modern Italian film should feel like if they kept evolving the aesthetic from the '70s." Wow- that sounds great! When is the US blu ray release?

Came out this week via Kino. Light on extras, just a commentary and a trailer, but the transfer and the audio are both excellent.

I really, really liked this. Scott sums it up well though I really got a strong Franco vibe from this as well as the obvious Italian influences. I also thought it felt like a Fernando Arrabal movie in spots as well. I won't pretend I got all of the metaphors and symbolism on the first watch, though I did get quite a bit of it. Loved the visuals. Yeah, the plot isn't much so I can see why some would be put off here but for me it was enough.

Also the lady cop was planed by Marilyn Jess!

[Matt H. Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Matt H.]

Watched this last night. It's incredible and possibly Cattet and Forzani's best one yet. It would've been amazing to see on the big screen.