Tema: Lanzamientos de "Mondo Macabro"

Es raro porque en los pedidos de mayo y verano fueron muy rápidos pero bueno en Halloween '21 también pasó lo mismo, hasta finales de enero '22 no lo recibí.

Por fin...

2.5 euros de pago de aduanas.

Muy buenos masters excepto El monte de las brujas que es un desastre absoluto.

Iniciado por Chimera

Y de las que has pillado, Síntomas y No nos libres del mal son de mis favoritas, 2 peliculones.

Iniciado por bebos123

Y de las que has pillado, Síntomas y No nos libres del mal son de mis favoritas, 2 peliculones.

"No nos libres del mal" ha sido la sorpresa del año.

Buenas tardes he entrado por primera vez a la web de Mondo Macabro, viendo vuestras compras, y me aparece todo como agotado, suelen reponer? o cuando suelen publicar nuevas peliculas para comprar? un saludo!

Lo lleva solo una persona y anunció en un foro que estaría fuera unos días. Volverá a poner el catálogo antiguo de ediciones no limitadas en stock de aquí a diez días, a la vez que abra las reservas para la nueva tanda de cuatro ediciones limitadas en caja roja (sin anunciar).

Iniciado por Rayden

Buenas tardes he entrado por primera vez a la web de Mondo Macabro, viendo vuestras compras, y me aparece todo como agotado, suelen reponer? o cuando suelen publicar nuevas peliculas para comprar? un saludo!

Aquí hay 2 cosas, la primera es que supongo que no has entrado en la web correcta. La segunda, es lo que bien te ha respondido el compañero Doe Lecter. La web que funciona como tienda para hacer compras es: https://mondomacabro.bigcartel.com pero va a estar cerrada temporalmente hasta fin de mes según ha comunicado Jared. Supongo que tú habrás entrado en https://www.mondo-macabro.com que en teoría iba a ser la nueva web que sustituyese a la anterior pero les ha dado tantos problemas que a día de hoy sigue sin estar operativa para hacer pedidos y todos los títulos figuran como "Sold Out".

Anunciadas ayer martes las novedades del sello para este Mayo:


The Night of the Executioner (1992)



Label description: Dr. Hugo Arranz (Paul Naschy) is commemorating his 50th birthday with his wife and daughter. As the celebrations reach their height, the family are terrorized by a gang of violent street thugs who have broken into their home. Initially, the gang are after jewels and cash. But once they have their helpless victims tied up and defenseless, their thoughts turn to violence. They rape Arranz's wife and daughter and then, annoyed by the doctor's protests, they cut out his tongue and leave him for dead.

Arranz survives the attack and recovers after a stay in the hospital. Abandoning his medical practice, he seeks vengeance on the men and women who destroyed his life. He embarks on a strenuous course of physical training, involving knives, guns and punishing bouts of weight lifting. Finally, he is ready to go in pursuit of his prey. But to track them down, he must enter the sleazy underworld that his potential victims inhabit. In the process, Dr Arranz begins to learn much, not only about his targets but also about himself. The Night of the Executioner was Paul Naschy's last complete film as writer/director/ actor. It's a shocking and thrilling ride into the dark underbelly of the city and a true tribute to its star's ability to craft exciting and thought-provoking entertainment.

Special Features and Technical Specs:
BRAND NEW 4K RESTORATION OF THE FILM FROM THE ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVE
Spanish language track with optional English subtitles
Audio commentary by Rod Barnett and Troy Guinn of the Naschycast
Interview with Sergio Molina
Interview with actor Pepe Ruiz
Interview with actor Manuel Zarzo
Full color booklet with a brand new essay on the film by Troy Howarth; 1500 numbered copies in the usual red case
REGION-FREE


The Fear (1966)



Label description: Anna, a young female student living in Athens, returns to her family's large farm in the remote Greek countryside. She starts to feel the tensions that lie, repressed, under the apparently tranquil rural setting. Her father and mother are trapped in a loveless marriage and her half-brother, Anestis, seems even more of a brooding and dangerous figure than ever before. Anna's only real friend is the mute servant girl, Hrysa, who many of the local villagers see as some kind of saint due to her alleged sightings of the Virgin Mary in the lonely corn fields that surround the farm.

Hrysa disappears and is reported missing. Anna soon suspects her half-brother is responsible and has probably killed the girl. She starts to follow him, trying to trick him into a confession. Realizing that she might become his next victim, Anna starts to fear for her life. Confused and scared she accepts a marriage proposal from a local man. It's at the wedding ceremony, with the whole village watching, that the truth finally emerges and the terrifying last act of this rural psychodrama is played out.

The Fear was the third, and final, film made by director Kostas Manoussakis. It was screened at the Berlin Film Festival and was widely sold around the world. However, due to a series of problems, Manoussakis never completed another feature. Now acclaimed as a classic and one of the best Greek films of its era, The Fear has lost none of its power to grip the viewer with its striking imagery and pulsing, avant-garde soundtrack.

Special Features and Technical Specs:
BRAND NEW 2K RESTORATION OF THE FILM FROM THE ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVE
Greek language track with optional English subtitles
Documentary about the film and director Kostas Manoussakis
Gallery of stills and artwork
Video: Remembering Elena Nathanail
Full color booklet with brand new writing on the film by Jacques Spohr; reversible cover sleeve with original ad art on each side; 1200 numbered copies in the usual red case
REGION-FREE


Unquite Death / The Broken Mirror

Broken Mirror (1975)



Label description: Anne Lawrence lives in Brussels, where she works as a restorer of rare paintings. When Anne becomes pregnant, her widowed mother visits her, which brings back memories from Anne's past. Her mother asks Anne about the time she went missing and was found, lost in the city, clutching a strange painting with no knowledge of where it came from. Anne is fascinated by the painting but also scared of it. She becomes determined to discover why it now seems so important to her.

Strange incidents start to occur. Anne is pursued through empty streets by a large car with a hidden driver. She sees a man with a gloved right hand watching her from the deserted house across the street. She becomes frightened by her own reflection in mirrors.

As Anne sinks ever deeper into the mystery of her past, fantasy and reality start to merge and she finds herself entering a nightmare of fear and sudden violence from which she seems unable to escape.

Director Claude d'Anna's third feature film is a dreamlike and hallucinatory journey into altered states of consciousness; a unique film, full of images of beauty and terror.

Unquiet Death (1970)



Three sisters come from France to visit their wealthy uncle who lives on a remote island off the coast of Tunisia. The only other inhabitant of the island is the uncle's manservant. The uncle dies in mysterious circumstances and the girls are left at the mercy of the servant. Initially he seems cooperative but then, as the radio broadcasts disturbing reports of trouble and unrest on the mainland, he rebels, refusing to obey the girls' orders. Imprisoning them in the uncle's house, he sets them various bizarre tasks, challenges their sense of superiority and even tries to teach them a new form of language.

Finally their veneer of civilization cracks, and the girls resort to savagery. The servant disappears, seemingly dead. Sensing freedom, the girls celebrate. But then the servant returns. And this time he is angry... Made in the shadow of the May 68 Paris "events", Unquiet Death is a truly revolutionary and radical film, one that throws all caution to the wind. Packed full of startling images that mix beauty and terror, there really is nothing else quite like it. The film's rediscovery after more than 50 years is a cause for celebration.

Special Features and Technical Specs:
BROKEN MIRROR HAS BEEN RESTORED FROM THE ORIGINAL NEGATIVE
UNQUIET DEATH HAS BEEN RESTORED FROM 35MM ELEMENTS
French or English language tracks for MIRROR (with optional Eng Subs); French track with optional English subtitles for UNQUIET
Interview with co-writer/director Claude d'Anna
Interview with UNQUIET DEATH co-writer/director Férid Boughedir
Interview with actress/co-writer Laure Dechasnel
Profile of editor and producer Gust Verren
RAPPELS (Curtain Call), short film by Claude d'Anna
Full color booklet with new essay on the films by Paul Geens; reversible cover sleeve each side highlighting one of the films; 1200 numbered copies in the usual red case
REGION-FREE


The Girl Can't Stop! / Ravishing Dany

Ravishing Dani (1972)



Label description: Surely one of the weirdest "sex comedies" ever, the story concerns Danielle ('Dany to my friends'), a freelance fashion model in early 1970s France, played here by Sandra Julien of SHIVER OF THE VAMPIRES fame. She wants to buy a car and so is saving the travel portion of her fee for that purpose. To get from gig to gig she hitchhikes. This puts her into numerous dangerous and bizarre situations, including being picked up by a hearse driver who wants to have sex with her UNDERNEATH his hearse, as there's a corpse in the back; an escaped loony who mistakes sheep for women; a horny Italian countess who's looking for some kinky sex and flagellation; a hippy who sings rather than talks (and has a big surprise in store for Dany); a crucifix-obsessed butterfly collector; a Byzantine prince in a Rolls Royce; and more...

Director Willy Rozier (1901-1983) was a pioneer of independent productions in his native France. He worked in many of the popular film genres - action, crime, comedy, thrillers and was an Olympic swimming champion as well as one of the developers of underwater filming equipment. He was perhaps most famous for the number of iconic female stars he discovered, which included Brigitte Bardot and French favorite Françoise Arnoul.

The Girl Can't Stop! (1965)



Label description: Based on a well known Greek novel, director Willy Rozier's Les chiens dans la nuit (Dogs in the Night) was distributed in the USA as THE GIRL CAN'T STOP! and in Germany as Die Sadisten (The Sadists). It's a gripping and often shocking story of how low some men will stoop to get what they want, and how they use and abuse the women in their lives to get it.

Manuel (played by Georges Rivière) is a struggling businessman about to go under. He loses his last cash in the casino. His sleazy and violent accomplice, Manolis, persuades Manuel that one way to save his ailing business would be to persuade his wife - the beautiful Tassoula - to sleep with banker Giorgian Kaledis and use her influence to borrow money from his bank. Although she initially rejects her husband's plan, Tassoula falls in love with Giorgian and sees him as a possible escape from her loveless marriage. However, she is in for a shock when she discovers that the innocent looking Giorgian is in fact a sexual pervert, who likes to listen while his bald, one-eyed servant Kior Ali tortures women.

The Girl Can't Stop is graced with a strong cast of European genre film stalwarts at the top of their game, including Greek "blonde bombshell" Zeta Apostolou and the stunningly beautiful Maria Xenia. The film is gripping entertainment right up to its bleak and cynical ending.

Special Features and Technical Specs:
NEW 2K RESTORATIONS OF BOTH FILMS FROM THE ORIGINAL CAMERA NEGATIVES
French or English audio (with optional Eng Subs) for DANY and French audio with optional English subtitles for THE GIRL
Interview with director's daughter Catherine Rozier
Featurette - Dany and the Censors
Christophe Bier reads Willy Rozier
Trailer for DANY
Full color booklet with brand new writing on the films by Jacques Spohr; reversible cover sleeve each side highlighting one of the films; 1200 numbered copies in the usual red case
REGION-FREE

Preventas disponibles a partir del próximo jueves 04 de Mayo

Demencial.

El 4 de mayo a las 18.00 tendré que estar puntual, quiero el bundle! que la última vez se me escapó la de Jess Franco!

Made mía, qué pintaza tienen todas...otro que no va a dejar escapar ese bundle

Iniciado por Rayden

Buenas tardes he entrado por primera vez a la web de Mondo Macabro, viendo vuestras compras, y me aparece todo como agotado, suelen reponer? o cuando suelen publicar nuevas peliculas para comprar? un saludo!

Ya tienes todo el catálogo antiguo disponible en su bigcartel. Además, el jueves que viene a las 6 de la tarde en España podrás reservar la tanda de novedades que han comentado los compañeros (por lo que, en caso de que te interesase alguna de las mismas, sería recomendable que esperaras para ahorrar en gastos de envío).

Corrreeeeddd!

Ya están las reservas!!

Limitado el bundle a 700!

Pillado el bundle. Sale a 116€ envío incluido.

Aviso de stock

May pre-order update!

We're about 2/3rds sold on NIGHT OF THE EXECUTIONER and BROKEN MIRROR/UNQUIET DEATH.

A little bit less than that on THE FEAR and RAVISHING DANY/GIRL CAN'T STOP.

Bundle option is still available for now. But the latest it will be up is May 11. After this you will only be able to buy them individually (until or unless they sell out).

STOCK UPDATES!

EXECUTIONER - About 420 copies left (out of 1500)
BROKEN MIRROR - About 220 copies left (out of 1200)
FEAR - About 280 copies left (out of 1200)
RAVISHING DANY - About 350 copies left (out of 1200)
BOLLYWOOD HORROR - About 1200 left (out of 3000)
APOCALYPSE AFTER - About 380 left (out of 1500)

Bundle option will expire after May 11th, so if that's something you are interested in, get on it soon!

These are ONLY available to purchase at mondomacabro.bigcartel.com!

El bundle de mayo ya está en camino Esta vez han sido más rápidos

Dos nuevos lanzamientos para reservar, el jueves 27 a las 18: el giallo poco visto, pero apreciable, Viaje al vacío (1969), de Javier Setó, y El siniestro Dr. Orloff (1984), de Jesús Franco. Aquí desgrano los detalles de la publicación original de Jared, para aquellos interesados.

Se agradece la información, no son muy buenas fechas pero ahí procuraremos estar para este nuevo bundle.

Un bundle de dos títulos? Bueno la economía lo agradece pero creía que faltaba un tercer título.

Igualmente pedazo de títulos. Viaje al vacío es de Xavier Setó!

Recordad, hoy a las 18 h. empiezan las pre-order de "Viaje al vacío" (1969) (estreno con la versión española) y "El siniestro doctor Orloff" (1984) (estreno en alta definición). Ambas ediciones con el audio en castellano y con opción de compra mediante bundle.

https://mondomacabro.bigcartel.com

Gracias. Reservado el bundle.

Están volando OJO.

Acaban de enviarme el Bundle.

Tengo miedo de las aduanas. Veremos. Como sé que declaran el mínimo 10 dólares o menos les pediría una factura por si acaso me lo pide la AEAT.

Bundle enviado por aquí. De este hay ganas...

El 14 de septiembre a las 18.00 horas hora española se pondrá a la venta un Bundle de cine fantástico japonés que tiene pinta de que vaya a arrasar. Os lo recordaré el mismo día 14 para aquellos olvidadizos.

SEPTEMBER ANNOUNCEMENT #1

Going on sale NEXT THURSDAY, September 14th at 9 AM Pacific/12 Noon Eastern, only at mondomacabro.bigcartel.com!

CURSE OF THE DOG GOD!

Directed by Shunya Ito
Japan, 1977; 103 minutes; 2.35:1

A trio of young scientists from the city head out into the countryside to investigate a source of uranium at the base of a sacred mountain. On their way, they carelessly destroy a roadside shrine and run over and kill a dog belonging to a local boy. The boy puts a curse on them and tries to disrupt the wedding when a local girl, Reiko, marries one of the trio.

Back in the city, the newlyweds are subjected to a string of increasingly disturbing and inexplicable happenings and Reiko slowly goes insane, convinced that her husband has been cursed and that she has been possessed by the spirit of the Dog God. An attempt to exorcise her ends in tragedy when she dies during the ceremony. One of the trio of scientists throws himself off a skyscraper and a second member of the group is fatally attacked by a pack of feral dogs. But these terrible events are only the start of the Curse of the Dog God...

Written and directed by Shunya Ito, director of the first three of the Female Prisoner Scorpion series of women-in-prison films, CURSE OF THE DOG GOD was one of the earliest Japanese films, in the wake of THE EXORCIST and THE OMEN, to tackle occult themes. Packed full of bizarre and shocking events, it’s a film ripe for rediscovery.

SPECIAL FEATURES
Region A locked
World Blu-ray premiere and US home video debut
Japanese language with optional English subtitles
New 2K restoration
New interview with director Shunya Ito
New interview with NOROI: THE CURSE director Koji Shiraishi
New audio commentary by Chris Poggiali and Marc Walkow
Original trailer

LIMITED EDITION FEATURES
Reversible cover sleeve with brand new art by Justin Coffee on the A side and original Japanese art on the B; full color booklet by Japanese cinema expert Tom Mes; 1500 numbered copies in the usual red case
All going well, this should begin shipping before the end of September!

SEPTEMBER ANNOUNCEMENT #2

Going on sale NEXT THURSDAY, September 14th at 9 AM Pacific/12 Noon Eastern, only at mondomacabro.bigcartel.com!

THE INFERNO!
Directed by Tatsumi Kumashiro
Japan, 1979; 130 minutes; 2.35:1

The film begins with Miho and Ryuzo, two adulterous lovers, being hunted down by Miho's husband. Ryuzo is killed while the pregnant Miho is bludgeoned and left for dead. As she dies, she gives birth to her daughter, Aki, who is thus considered to have been born in hell.

20 years later, Aki – who is the very image of her mother - has become a daredevil racing car driver. She feels that strange forces are trying to kill her. To solve the mystery of her past she returns to the remote village where her mother died and to the dysfunctional family that refused to take care of Aki when she was a baby. Aki’s arrival triggers a series of disastrous events as she tries to take revenge for the murder of her mother.

Inspired by the famous 1960 film JIGOKU, THE INFERNO shows the hell of Aki’s life in this world but then takes us on an astonishing trip into the beyond, where the film visualizes the hideous punishments and bizarre monsters that await the unfortunate souls condemned for eternity to The Inferno.
Director Tatsumi Kumashiro, formerly one of the mainstays of Nikkatsu Studio’s sexually charged “roman porno” series, here delivers one of the masterpieces of 1970s Japanese cinema.

SPECIAL FEATURES
Region A locked
World Blu-ray premiere and US home video debut
Japanese language with optional English subtitles
New 2K restoration
New interview with RING screenwriter Hiroshi Takahashi
New interview with NOROI: THE CURSE director Koji Shiraishi
Original trailer

LIMITED EDITION FEATURES
Reversible cover with brand new art by Justin Coffee on the A side and original Japanese poster art on the B; full color booklet with new writing on the film by Japanese film expert Jasper Sharp; 1500 numbered copies in the usual red case

All going well, this should begin shipping before the end of September!