Tema: La casa del terror (Don't Go in the House, 1979, Joseph Ellison)

Junto con "Maniac" de William Lustig, de lo mejorcito en slashers de los 80. Una obra capital que en EEUU fue lanzada en edición limitada de 1.500 copias.





http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Dont-G...7363/#Overview

Nada de español, ni subtítulos en ningún idioma. Región libre.

Extras tan brutales como la película:

Commentary features actor Dan Grimaldi.

Interview (11:30, HD) is a 2005 chat with Grimaldi, which covers performance inspirations and his loneliness while working in the dead of winter, often lunching with one of the production assistants just to find some company. Grimaldi also shares some behind-the- scenes anecdotes, and teases interpretations of Donny's psychosis.

Interview (25:30, HD) with Robert Osth (now Carnegie) is a lively discussion of the actor's experiences with "Don't Go in the House," including his casting journey and a longstanding friendship with Grimaldi, which was forged on set as the pair struggled to find sources of heat. Osth is generally good about detailing the decidedly non-union shoot, highlighting technical and thespian limitations, but his claim that the feature was made for just $10,000 is a little hard to swallow. Also interesting is Osth's explanation on how certain fire effects were achieved.

"Don't Go in the House…Again" (10:49, HD) returns to the Strauss Mansion, with Atlantic Highlands Historical Society member Greg Gaggiano acting as the host for special tour of "Don't Go in the House" moments. Once a summer home for the rich, the mansion was turned into low-income apartments in the 1970s, allowing the cast and crew to use the place as they saw fit. Now semi-restored and protected, the mansion welcomes visitors, especially those with a fondness for the movie.

"Ghost Hunting in the Strauss Mansion" (7:36, HD) returns to Gaggiano, who claims there are a "fair share of ghosts" in the enormous dwelling, revealing a second job as a paranormal investigator, sharing a few tales of eerie encounters. You can embrace Gaggiano's tales of poltergeist pursuit, trusting his authority on haunted houses, but keep in mind Gaggiano's selling a book on the subject and uses the hunting to boost tourism at the mansion.

Alternate Title Card (1:35, HD) restores "Don't Go in the House" main titles to the movie.

Additional Scene (:54, HD) catches up with Donny during one of his fits of anger in front of his beloved charred corpses.

T.V. Spot (:13, SD) is offered.

And a Theatrical Trailer (1:58, HD) is included.

Yo también la quiero, a ver si toma nota alguna editora.

Sale el febrero que viene de la mano de Arrow:



Es exclusiva de Arrow Store:
https://www.arrowfilms.com/blu-ray/d.../13483730.html

3 discos:

Limited Edition Contents:

Limited edition Ocard featuring newly commissioned artwork by Christopher Shy
Reversible sleeve and foldout doublesided poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Christopher Shy
Illustrated collectors’ booklet featuring new writing on the film by Lindsay Hallam and James Flower

Disc One:

Brand new 2K restoration from the original negative by Severin Films
High Definition (1080p) Bluray™ presentation of two different versions of the film: the 83minute uncut Theatrical Version, and the 89minute Television Version with additional scenes and alternate footage
Original lossless mono audio on both cuts
Optional English audio description for the blind on both cuts
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing on both cuts
Brand new commentary on the Theatrical Version by director Joseph Ellison and producer Ellen Hammill
Archive commentary on the Theatrical Version by star Dan Grimaldi
"House” Keeping, a brand new featurette by Severin Films interviewing associate producer Matthew Mallinson and cowriter/producer Joe Masefield
We Went in the House, a brand new featurette by Severin Films with Michael Gingold revisiting the locations from the film, including the iconic house
Playing with Fire, an archive interview with star Dan Grimaldi from 2005
Original theatrical trailers and TV spots
Image gallery

Disc Two:

High Definition (1080p) Bluray presentation of the Extended Version (92 mins) of the film, with the additional scenes from the Television Version reinserted into the uncensored Theatrical Version
Original lossless mono audio
Optional English audio description for the blind
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
Brand new audio commentary on the Extended Version by Stephen Thrower, author of Nightmare USA
Minds on Fire, a brand new video essay by David Flint putting the film into context
Burn Baby Burn and The Burning Man, two archive interviews with director Joseph Ellison
Grindhouse AllStars: Notes From the Sleaze Cinema Underground, a documentary by High Rising Productions from 2017 interviewing exploitation filmmakers Matt Cimber, Joseph Ellison, Roy Frumkes and Jeff Lieberman

Disc Three (Limited “Nasty” Edition Exclusive):

High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentation of the Theatrical Version from a 2K scan of an uncut British internegative, in widescreen and ‘exposed open matte’ presentations with original lossless mono audio
Cinema Mode: Watch the film with a recreation of an opening cinema programme from the early-1980s
VHS Mode: Watch the film in a transfer of the original ‘video nasty’ VHS release, with uncut and censored options

Caerá la de Arrow, obviamente.

Ese diseño estilo retro no me acaba de convencer y no me pega con Arrow, pero habrá que esperar al del propio amaray, a ver si utilizan algo más "clásico".

Sacan esta otra versión pero es horrorosa. Prefiero la de la mujer quemada, es un clásico portada Nasty Video.

Pues yo me apunto a esa segunda, sin duda.