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  • That's so wicked, Mr. Wasp. Please share your thoughts on the Cabal Cut BD when you get a chance.
    Why would anybody watch a scum show like Videodrome? Why did you watch it, Max?

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    • Originally posted by Matt H. View Post
      That's so wicked, Mr. Wasp. Please share your thoughts on the Cabal Cut BD when you get a chance.
      Thank you, bruv! It looks killer next to my Dream Warriors Australian daybill. They're both borderless, and have somewhat comparable color schemes. Oh, dude, it's delightful! To give you an idea, think of the integral cut of Re-Animator- everything including the kitchen sink, edited into the film. The theatrical ending is tacked on at the end of the credits, the deleted scenes are all incorporated into the film, and it doesn't flow like the director's cut. I'm gonna wager a guess and say you're like me in that you prefer the director's cut. It's gnarly as a companion piece, but the added workprint footage doesn't add much to the presentation... at least in my opinion- tho actual mile may vary.

      But enough about me. Have you seen it? And if so, how'd ya like it?

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      • Originally posted by King-Wasp View Post
        Thank you, bruv! It looks killer next to my Dream Warriors Australian daybill. They're both borderless, and have somewhat comparable color schemes. Oh, dude, it's delightful! To give you an idea, think of the integral cut of Re-Animator- everything including the kitchen sink, edited into the film. The theatrical ending is tacked on at the end of the credits, the deleted scenes are all incorporated into the film, and it doesn't flow like the director's cut. I'm gonna wager a guess and say you're like me in that you prefer the director's cut. It's gnarly as a companion piece, but the added workprint footage doesn't add much to the presentation... at least in my opinion- tho actual mile may vary.

        But enough about me. Have you seen it? And if so, how'd ya like it?
        I wasn't able to get a copy. I'm hoping there might be some more available in the future.
        Why would anybody watch a scum show like Videodrome? Why did you watch it, Max?

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        • A new longer version is being worked on...
          https://www.clivebarkercast.com/2019...s-three-hours/

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          • Polish that turd until you can see your reflection!

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            • Originally posted by Roderick View Post
              Polish that turd until you can see your reflection!
              Indeed haha.

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              • As per Dawn Of The Discs, Arrow are releasing this later this year. No specs or other info available yet.
                Rock! Shock! Pop!

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                • Arrow UK, October.

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                  From the mind of writer/director Clive Barker - the macabre visionary responsible for Hellraiser and Candyman - comes Nightbreed, a nightmare-induced fantasy set in a world like nothing you've ever experienced before… one which will leave you questioning who the real monsters are.

                  By night, Aaron Boone (Craig Sheffer, Teen Wolf) dreams of Midian, a hidden subterranean world where monsters have created a haven from humanity. Under pressure from his girlfriend Lori (Anne Bobby, Born on the Fourth of July), he attends psychotherapy sessions, unaware that his shrink, Dr Decker (Videodrome director David Cronenberg), is setting him up to take the fall for a series of violent murders. Convinced he no longer belongs in the human world, Boone goes in search of Midian - not realising that the real killer has plans for both him and the colourful cast of outsiders who call it home…

                  The victim of studio interference and an unrepresentative marketing campaign, Nightbreed was poorly received by critics on its initial release and failed to ignite the box office, but has since undergone a radical reappraisal. Arrow Video is proud to present two versions of this depraved cult classic: the studio-approved theatrical cut and the reconstructed, reinvigorated director's cut, for the ultimate nightmarish viewing experience.

                  Production Year: 1990
                  Region Code: B
                  UK Rating: 15
                  Running Time: 102 / 120 mins
                  Number of Discs: 2
                  Language: English
                  Subtitles: English SDH
                  Audio: 5.1 / 2.0 Stereo
                  Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
                  Colour: Colour

                  LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS:

                  High Definition Blu-rayâ„¢ (1080p) presentations of the 120-minute director's cut, transferred from the original camera negative, and the 102-minute theatrical cut, transferred from the original interpositive
                  Lossless 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio and uncompressed 2.0 PCM audio on the director's cut
                  Uncompressed 2.0 PCM audio on the theatrical cut
                  Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
                  New audio commentary on the theatrical cut by critics Adrian J Smith and David Flint
                  Audio commentary on the director's cut by writer/director Clive Barker and restoration producer Mark Alan Miller
                  Introduction to the director's cut by Clive Barker and Mark Alan Miller
                  Walking the Line Between Heaven and Hell, a new video interview with critic Kat Ellinger
                  Speaking up for the Monsters, a new video interview with critic Kim Newman
                  Tribes of the Moon: Making Nightbreed, an extensive documentary on the making of the film, featuring actors Craig Sheffer, Doug Bradley, Anne Bobby and many more
                  Making Monsters, a documentary on the film's creature designs, featuring special makeup designer Bob Keen
                  Fire! Fights! Stunts!, a video interview with second unit director Andy Armstrong
                  Deleted and alternate scenes
                  Monster Prosthetics Masterclass
                  Cutting Compromise, a video interview with editor Mark Goldblatt
                  The Painted Landscape, an exploration of the work of concept artist Ralph McQuarrie
                  Matte painting tests
                  Makeup tests
                  Lost stop motion footage
                  Extended torture scene
                  Rehearsal test
                  Theatrical trailer
                  Rare TV spots
                  Multiple image galleries, including early sketches, set photos, poster and pre-production art, stills from the UK launch party at Tower Records, and more
                  Original screenplay (BD-ROM content)
                  Reversible sleeve feature original and newly commissioned artwork by Gilles Vranckx
                  Double-sided fold-out poster
                  Limited edition 40-page booklet, featuring new writing on the film by author and critic Amy Simmons and an in-depth history of the film's development, release and rehabilitation by Mark Salisbury, co-author of Clive Barker's Nightbreed: The Making of the Film
                  Rock! Shock! Pop!

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                  • Wow, so the new Cabal Cut still MIA...

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                    • Originally posted by Ian Jane View Post
                      Arrow UK, October.

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                      From the mind of writer/director Clive Barker - the macabre visionary responsible for Hellraiser and Candyman - comes Nightbreed, a nightmare-induced fantasy set in a world like nothing you've ever experienced before… one which will leave you questioning who the real monsters are.

                      By night, Aaron Boone (Craig Sheffer, Teen Wolf) dreams of Midian, a hidden subterranean world where monsters have created a haven from humanity. Under pressure from his girlfriend Lori (Anne Bobby, Born on the Fourth of July), he attends psychotherapy sessions, unaware that his shrink, Dr Decker (Videodrome director David Cronenberg), is setting him up to take the fall for a series of violent murders. Convinced he no longer belongs in the human world, Boone goes in search of Midian - not realising that the real killer has plans for both him and the colourful cast of outsiders who call it home…

                      The victim of studio interference and an unrepresentative marketing campaign, Nightbreed was poorly received by critics on its initial release and failed to ignite the box office, but has since undergone a radical reappraisal. Arrow Video is proud to present two versions of this depraved cult classic: the studio-approved theatrical cut and the reconstructed, reinvigorated director's cut, for the ultimate nightmarish viewing experience.

                      Production Year: 1990
                      Region Code: B
                      UK Rating: 15
                      Running Time: 102 / 120 mins
                      Number of Discs: 2
                      Language: English
                      Subtitles: English SDH
                      Audio: 5.1 / 2.0 Stereo
                      Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
                      Colour: Colour

                      LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS:

                      High Definition Blu-rayâ„¢ (1080p) presentations of the 120-minute director's cut, transferred from the original camera negative, and the 102-minute theatrical cut, transferred from the original interpositive
                      Lossless 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio and uncompressed 2.0 PCM audio on the director's cut
                      Uncompressed 2.0 PCM audio on the theatrical cut
                      Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
                      New audio commentary on the theatrical cut by critics Adrian J Smith and David Flint
                      Audio commentary on the director's cut by writer/director Clive Barker and restoration producer Mark Alan Miller
                      Introduction to the director's cut by Clive Barker and Mark Alan Miller
                      Walking the Line Between Heaven and Hell, a new video interview with critic Kat Ellinger
                      Speaking up for the Monsters, a new video interview with critic Kim Newman
                      Tribes of the Moon: Making Nightbreed, an extensive documentary on the making of the film, featuring actors Craig Sheffer, Doug Bradley, Anne Bobby and many more
                      Making Monsters, a documentary on the film's creature designs, featuring special makeup designer Bob Keen
                      Fire! Fights! Stunts!, a video interview with second unit director Andy Armstrong
                      Deleted and alternate scenes
                      Monster Prosthetics Masterclass
                      Cutting Compromise, a video interview with editor Mark Goldblatt
                      The Painted Landscape, an exploration of the work of concept artist Ralph McQuarrie
                      Matte painting tests
                      Makeup tests
                      Lost stop motion footage
                      Extended torture scene
                      Rehearsal test
                      Theatrical trailer
                      Rare TV spots
                      Multiple image galleries, including early sketches, set photos, poster and pre-production art, stills from the UK launch party at Tower Records, and more
                      Original screenplay (BD-ROM content)
                      Reversible sleeve feature original and newly commissioned artwork by Gilles Vranckx
                      Double-sided fold-out poster
                      Limited edition 40-page booklet, featuring new writing on the film by author and critic Amy Simmons and an in-depth history of the film's development, release and rehabilitation by Mark Salisbury, co-author of Clive Barker's Nightbreed: The Making of the Film
                      This has made my day!!

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                      • Arrow transfer caps here.

                        https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?go=1&...106796&i=0&l=0
                        Rock! Shock! Pop!

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                        • Originally posted by Ian Jane View Post
                          Very curious how Arrow's theatrical cut seems to be a different transfer entirely. Looks like the Shout version utilized the remastered director's cut material for the theatrical cut, but Arrow went with possibly a print or something other than the negative. Very soft and with different color timing.

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                          • I haven't seen any caps from the Arrow theatrical transfer but have read it looks pretty bad compared to the SF disc.

                            Director's cut transfers look almost the same, aside from the 1.78.1/1.85.1 difference.
                            Rock! Shock! Pop!

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                            • The Arrow theatrical is up there for comparison, too:
                              https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?d1=13526&d2=10925&c=4351

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                              • Yeah, that's a pretty big difference.
                                Rock! Shock! Pop!

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