Arrow Video - City Of The Living Dead

[Pete]

Dunno. The AB disc is 1.85:1 and the AWE/No Shame are 1.78:1. The EC and Vipco discs were about 1.78:1 4x3.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

I've got both the EC discs for the glorious artwork,the older 'blue' one set me back a score.So which cover you prefer Loops?

[Pete]

This one:


I have the newer EC disc, the Vipco ed and AWE. And i also have the Pacesetter and Vipco '93 vhs (which uses the same artwork as above)

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

I cannae decide.....

Fek it,Almar do a DAWN OF THE DEAD with the cover.....

[Splatterdragon73]

Originally Posted by reaper72

Now here's a hard choice,which Hamm version?

A tough choice as both illustrations are great.

I like the former for it's vintage quality but i reckon the latter has the edge.
Purely because i think it's a darker, more gothic design and i like the progression of the corpse rising from it's grave.

Shame about the zombies missing from the background, though.

[Splatterdragon73]

I also forgot to mention that because of the gradual rising of the zombie in the latter artwork there appears to be a certain 'movement' or 'motion' to this particular illustration. At least i think so anyway!

[Christian]

City of the Living Dead is by far my favourite Fulci film. Maybe followed by Perversion Story or The Black Cat.

[Vampix]

I'd be happy with the Inter-Light City of the Living Dead pre-cert artwork on one side and the U.S. The Gates of Hell artwork on the other.Any ideas as to what the disc will contain in the way of extras? As I said earlier in the thread I'd love to see an interview with make-up FX artist Franco Rufini, if at all possible.

[Almar@Cult Labs]

Extras are not confirmed as yet - lots of ideas being bandied about - and more welcomed! We'll start looking at artwork choices soon but need to get Day of the Dead put to bed first!

[Christian]

How about a retrospective feature? Most of the actors and crew are represented by the same person so it may be relatively straightforward to organise. I'd love to see some making ofs and behind the scenes footage from Fulci films.