[Susan Foreman]

Originally Posted by peter alex

they are releasing the last shark by Enzo G. Castellari in june.

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'The Last Shark' (1981) - Limited Edition Blu-ray + Magnet + Poster Pre-order available from Treasured Films direct - UK$18.99

Release date: June 6

"Author Peter Benton (James Franciscus) finds his idyllic summer thrown into a tailspin when he learns of an angry 35 feet long great white shark is out for blood and targeting local swimmers at the nearby beach resort. The mayor doesn't seem to give a damn, so it's up to him and veteran shark hunter Ron Hamer (Vic Morrow) to put an end to the great white's bloody rampage. Sound familiar?

Boasting some truly memorable and gory set pieces, especially one involving a helicopter, and a catchy and killer soundtrack merging the best of disco and the De Angelis brothers; THE LAST SHARK is an essential entry in the dubious Italian Sharksploitation sub-genre and directed by none other than celebrated Italian action maestro Enzo G. Castellari (The Inglorious Bastards, High Crime) this high seas eco-horror makes its UK Blu-ray debut loaded with brand new extra features in this much-treasured special edition!"

Limited Edition Contents

• Double-walled slipcase with brand new artwork by Matthew Therrien
• Illustrated collector's booklet with essays by Giacomo Calzoni, Sam Dunkley and Nathaniel Thompson
• Webstore exclusive 'Helicopter Shark Attack' magnet
• Webstore exclusive A3 poster reversible fold-out poster

Special Features

• Presented in widescreen from high definition master
• Uncompressed English DTS-HD Master Audio
• NEW Audio Commentary with Eugenio Ercolani and Troy Howarth
• NEW Great White Enzo: Interview with Director Enzo G. Castellari (16:43)
• NEW High Tide: Interview with Actor Massimo Vanni (22:11)
• NEW Big Fishes in a Sea Full of Sharks: Interview with Producer Maurizio Amati (19:42)
• NEW Blood Tide: Interview with Producer Ugo Tucci (13:00)
• NEW Unfamiliar Waters: Casterllari Out of Action: Video essay by Mike Foster
• NEW Squali! A Brief Introduction to the Italian Killer Animal Current: Video Essay by Eugenio Ercolani
• Image Gallery
• Trailer and TV Spot
• Reversible Sleeve featuring two artwork choices
• English SDH Subtitles