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Old 30th March 2022, 07:47 PM
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I know i guessed at Secret of the Red Orchid earlier, however it's no horror film. It's a German Krimi, which for those that don't know were murder mysteries from Germany that came before the Italian giallo films. The ones i have seen (including this) are all black and white with minimal violence and zero sex.

Uncle was a Vampire and Dracula and Son are comedies.

As far as i'm concerned that second set is less than enticing.
Quite a few Krimis dipped into horror with fog-bound atmosphere, old dark houses and masked killers but agree this one is very much a crime film.

This set doesn't float my boat either, unfortunately...
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'The Eurocrypt of Christopher Lee Collection 2' - 7-Disc Blu-ray / CD Box Set PRE-ORDER available from Severin Films direct - $95:00

Release date: May 31


"To celebrate the centennial of Sir Christopher Lee, Eurocrypt Collection 2 presents five of the most unexpected, underrated and underseen films of the iconic actor’s European career. Immediately following HORROR OF DRACULA, Lee reprised the role in the quirky 1959 Italian comedy UNCLE WAS A VAMPIRE. Lee speaks fluent German opposite Klaus Kinski for the crazed 1962 krimi SECRET OF THE RED ORCHID. In the 1974 UK psycho-thriller DARK PLACES, Lee toplines a cast that includes Joan Collins, Herbert Lom and Jane Birkin. Lee’s final performance as The Count in the 1976 French comedy DRACULA AND SON can at last be seen in its superior Director’s Cut, while the ultra-rare 1988 Dutch drama MURDER STORY brings Lee into the sex shoppes of Amsterdam. Each film has been remastered from original negative materials with over 15 total hours of trailers, commentaries, alternate cuts, vintage interviews and new featurettes, plus the DRACULA AND SON soundtrack and an all-new 100-page book by Lee biographer Jonathan Rigby."

Disc 1: Uncle Was a Vampire (1959)

"Shortly after HORROR OF DRACULA, Christopher Lee accepted an offer from producer Mario Cecchi Gori – whose 200+ films would include Argento’s OPERA and Oscar nominee IL POSTINO – to make his first Italian film and reprise his star-making role: His Carpathian domicile bought by developers, Baron Roderico (Lee in full Hammer/Dracula mode) flees to the ancestral castle owned by his impoverished nephew (diminutive ’50s comedy star Renato Rascel). But when the nephew sells this castle to luxury hoteliers, Uncle Prince of Darkness must withstand obnoxious tourists, bikini beauties and his own bloodsucking bellhop relative. Sylva Koscina (HERCULES) and Susanne Loret (ATOM AGE VAMPIRE) co-star in this sexy spoof directed by Steno (famed for his films with Italian comic Totò), featuring the Uncut Theatrical Version scanned in 2K from the dupe negative and Alternate TV Version sourced from the broadcast tape master."

Special Features and Specs:
  • Commedia Dracula All’Italiana — Interview With European Film Scholar Dr. Pasquale Iannone
  • Alternate Cut From Italian Broadcast Master
  • Alternate Cut Audio Commentary With Christopher Lee Biographer Jonathan Rigby And Hammer Historian Kevin Lyons
  • Runtime: 101 mins
  • Audio: Italian Mono / Optional English Subtitles
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 2.39:1


Disc 2: The Secret of the Red Orchid (1962)

"Christopher Lee stars – speaking fluent German – in this off-the-wall 1962 krimi filmed in Hamburg and based on the Edgar Wallace novel When The Gangs Came To London. As rival Chicago mobsters – led by Klaus Kinski as ‘Pretty Boy Steve’ – unleash a spree of extortion, machine gun mayhem and murder across England, Scotland Yard summons a cunning FBI agent (Lee) to end the escalating gang war. Adrian Hoven (MARK OF THE DEVIL, CASTLE OF THE CREEPING FLESH), and Marisa Mell (DANGER: DIABOLIK) co-star in this “entertaining riff on the classic gangster genre” (Krimi Film), now scanned in 2K from the dupe negative and presented with its English and German-language tracks for the first time ever in America."

Special Features and Specs:
  • Audio Commentary With Mondo Digital’s Nathaniel Thompson And Troy Howarth, Author Of So Deadly, So Perverse
  • Audio Commentary With Film Scholars Kim Newman, Author Of Anno Dracula, And Barry Forshaw, Author Of Euro Noir
  • Trailer
  • Runtime: 84 mins
  • Audio: German Mono / Optional English Subtitles, English Mono / Closed Captions
  • Region A
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1


Disc 3: Dark Places (1974)

"Christopher Lee toplines a cast that includes Joan Collins, Herbert Lom and Jane Birkin in the 1974 UK production – directed by Don Sharp of RASPUTIN: THE MAD MONK and PSYCHOMANIA fame – that’s equal parts ‘old dark house’ supernatural shocker and Amicus-style all-star fun: When the former administrator of an asylum (Robert Hardy, aka ‘Cornelius Fudge’ of the HARRY POTTER films) inherits the crumbling estate of an elderly inmate, he’ll unlock a nightmare of lust, larceny, insanity and several murders grisly enough to warrant an ‘X’ certification from the BBFC. Jean Marsh (THE CHANGELING, RETURN TO OZ) co-stars in this “overlooked entry amid the ‘70s Anglo-horror cycle” (Moria Reviews), now scanned uncut in 4K from an internegative recently discovered in a London lab vault."

Special Features and Specs:
  • Audio Commentary With Mondo Digital’s Nathaniel Thompson And Troy Howarth, Author Of So Deadly, So Perverse
  • The Cadogan Conversations — Interview With Jonathan Rigby, Author Of Christopher Lee: The Authorised Screen History
  • U.S. Teaser Trailer
  • Brazilian TV Spot
  • Runtime: 91 mins
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions, French Mono / Optional English Subtitles
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1


Disc 4 & 5: Dracula and Son – Director’s Cut (1976) and U.S. Version (1979)

"For his tenth and final screen appearance as Dracula, Christopher Lee starred – speaking fluent French – in this slyly ingenious 1976 horror comedy based on a novel by Claude Klotz (THE HAIRDRESSER’S HUSBAND) and directed by Academy Award® nominee Édouard Molinaro (LA CAGE AUX FOLLES). But when the U.S. distributor re-cut and dubbed the film into a broad parody, it was deservedly met with universal disdain. Molinaro’s Director’s Cut can now be experienced for the first time ever in America, lovingly restored in 4K from the original negative with both French & English audio tracks. Bernard Menez (DAY FOR NIGHT), Marie-Hélène Breillat (LAST TANGO IN PARIS) and future writer/director Catherine Breillat (ANATOMY OF HELL) co-star in this “charming satire” (The Christopher Lee Filmography) featuring a sumptuous score by Vladimir Cosma (DIVA) and loaded with vintage & new Special Features."

Special Features and Specs:
  • Audio Commentary With Christopher Lee Biographer Jonathan Rigby And Hammer Historian Kevin Lyons
  • Audio Commentary With Kat Ellinger, Author Of Daughters Of Darkness
  • Let The Son Shine In — Interview With Actor Bernard Menez
  • Archival French TV Interview With Christopher Lee
  • The Molinaro Tapes — Archival Audio Interview With Director Édouard Molinaro
  • Who Was Claude Klotz? — Filmmaker Patrice Leconte On His Three-Time Co-Writer And Author Of The Novel Paris Vampire
  • Archival Interview With Claude Klotz At A 1976 Presentation Of DRACULA AND SON In Marseille
  • German Credit Sequences
  • Trailer
  • TV Spot
  • Runtime: 99 mins (Director’s Cut), 79 mins (U.S. Version)
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions, French Mono / Optional English Subtitles
  • Region A
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1


Disc 6: Dracula and Son Soundtrack

Disc 7: Murder Story (1989)

"In the lone feature film written & directed by ‘80s music video hitmakers Eddie Arno & Markus Innocenti, Christopher Lee delivers a sly performance as a famous mystery novelist whose mentoring of an aspiring young writer (Alexis Denisof of GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY and BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER/ANGEL) will lead them both into an Amsterdam-based web of pornography, arson and a global conspiracy of cold-blooded murder. Bruce Boa (THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK, FULL METAL JACKET) co-stars in this 1989 Dutch/British thriller produced by Tom Reeve (DOG SOLDIERS), now scanned in 4K from the original negative. As a bonus, Rod Taylor, Valerie Perrine and Lee star in the ultra-rare 1989 Swedish/Canadian giallo MASK OF MURDER, sourced from the best existing master."

Special Features and Specs:
  • Audio Commentary With Co-Writers/Co-Directors Eddie Arno And Markus Innocenti
  • A British Producer In Holland — Interview With Producer Tom Reeve
  • MASK OF MURDER (1988) — Swedish/Canadian Film Co-Starring Christopher Lee
  • Trailer
  • Runtime: 90 mins
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1

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Old 30th March 2022, 09:13 PM
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'The Return of Captain Invincible' (1983) - 3-Disc Blu-ray w/Slipcover PRE-ORDER available from Severin Films direct - $36:00

Release date: May 31

"Academy Award winner Alan Arkin and horror/fantasy icon Christopher Lee star in the long-unseen 1983 action-comedy from the director of THE BEAST WITHIN and HOWLING II, with songs by Richard O’Brien (THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW), and co-written by the screenwriter of DIE HARD and 48 HOURS that New Times calls “one of the best superhero movies ever made (really)”: When archcriminal Mr. Midnight (Lee) plots to take over the world, the world’s only hope is World War II’s formerly indestructible ‘Legend In Leotards’ (Arkin) who is now a burnt-out drunk. Kate Fitzpatrick, Michael Pate (MAD DOG MORGAN) and Franklin D. Roosevelt co-star in this “pioneering left-of-center superhero flick” (The Guardian), now presented on 3 discs featuring the Theatrical Version, Director’s Cut and soundtrack CD with 2+ hours of Special Features"

Special Features:

Disc 1: Theatrical Cut
  • The Invincible Producer — Interview With Producer Andrew Gaty
  • An Eye For Ozploitation — Interview With Cinematographer Mike Molloy
  • Side Saddle Superhero Sidekick — Interview With Actress Kate Fitzpatrick
  • A Brit Playing A Frenchman In Australia — Interview With Actor Chris Haywood
  • Christopher Lee Performs “Name Your Poison” On German TV
  • Alternate Opening Title Sequence: LEGEND IN LEOTARDS
  • Trailer

Disc 2: Director’s Cut
  • Audio Commentary With Director Philippe Mora And NOT QUITE HOLLYWOOD Director Mark Hartley
  • Creating Captain Invincible — Conversation Between Philippe Mora And Screenwriter Steven E. de Souza
  • The Return Of THE RETURN OF CAPTAIN INVINCIBLE — Conversation Between Philippe Mora And Beat The Geeks‘ Marc Edward Heuck

Bonus Disc: CD Soundtrack

Additional Special Feature: Reversible Wrap

Disc Specs:
  • Aspect ratio: 2.35:1
  • Audio: English 5.1 Surround, English Stereo
  • Closed Captions
  • Region Free
  • Run time: Theatrical Cut 91 Minutes, Director’s Cut 101 Minutes

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Severin disc of STONE arrived at the weekend.
Cracking release.
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Mardi Gras Massacre has left the building!
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Old 27th April 2022, 07:36 PM
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Mardi Gras Massacre arrived today!

I ordered the C.Lee vol 2 boxset as well.
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Old 27th May 2022, 09:37 PM
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'The Incredibly Strange Films of Ray Dennis Steckler' - 10-Disc Blu-ray Box Set pre-order available from Severin Films direct - $150:00

Release date: July 26

"See: the incredibly comprehensive 10-disc career spanning collection from producer/director/writer/showman/star Ray Dennis Steckler – along with noms de cinéma that included Sven Christian, Wolfgang Schmidt, Cindy Lou Sutters and Cash Flagg – “an unheralded auteur misunderstood by the mainstream and de-legitimized by a critical community unable to appreciate his genius.” (PopMatters)

See: 20 incredibly strange films – scanned in 4K/2K from the best existing 35MM/16MM vault elements, sole remaining prints and video masters – including several rarely-seen, thought-lost or never-before-on-disc, plus all-new Special Features, audio commentaries, a full-color book and more that smashes the fun barrier!

See: the incredibly true story – filmed in Hallucinogenic Hypno-Vision & Terrorama! – behind one of the most incomparable, unstoppable and wildly original talents in horror, exploitation, adult film and pop culture history.

New Book:

The Incredibly Strange Filmmaker Who Stopped Living And Became A Mixed-Up Legend written by Zack Carlson, co-author of Destroy All Movies!!! and Bleeding Skull: A 1990s Trash-Horror Odyssey, with contributions by Charles Devlin"


Disc 1: Wild Guitar (1962)
Special Features and specs:
  • Bud Eagle Rocks — Interview With Actor Arch Hall, Jr.
  • The Incredibly Strange Film Show Season 1, Episode 2: Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Master Of The Grind — Interview With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Trailer
  • Runtime: 90 mins
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1

Disc 2: The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living And Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!? (1963)
Special Features and specs:
  • Introduction By Joe Bob Briggs
  • Audio Commentary With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Audio Commentary With Joe Bob Briggs
  • Archival Interview With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Archival Interview With Carolyn Brandt
  • Deleted Scenes
  • VHS Trailer
  • Trailer
  • TEENAGE PSYCHO MEETS BLOODY MARY Re-Release Trailer
  • TEENAGE PSYCHO MEETS BLOODY MARY Radio Spot
  • Runtime: 82 mins
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.75:1

Disc 3: The Thrill Killers (1965)
Special Features and specs:
  • Audio Commentary With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Audio Commentary With Christopher Wayne Curry, Author Of The Incredibly Strange Features Of Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Confessions Of A Thrill Killer — Interview With Actor Gary Kent
  • Archival Interview With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Q&A At The York Theatre, San Francisco
  • Alternate Cut: THE MANIACS ARE LOOSE (77 mins)
  • Behind The Scenes Footage With Commentary By Ray Dennis Steckler
  • THE THRILL KILLERS Trailer
  • THE MANIACS ARE LOOSE Trailer
  • THE MANIACS ARE LOOSE TV Spots
  • Radio Spots
  • Runtime: 70 mins
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1

Disc 4: Rat Pfink A Boo Boo (1965) / The Lemon Grove Kids (1967, 1969)
Special Features and Specs:

Rat Pfink A Boo Boo
  • Audio Commentary With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Audio Commentary With Aaron AuBuchon, Webster University Professor Of Film Studies
  • First Lady Of Cult — Interview With Actress Carolyn Brandt
  • Mondo Psychotronic — Interview With Mondo Movies Label And Psychotronic Video Store Owner Bal Croce And Friends
  • Monster Mags, B-Movies & Rock ‘n’ Roll — Filmmaker Don Glut On Ron Haydock And Ray
  • Original Opening Footage
  • Color Footage Of Rat Pfink And Boo Boo
  • Trailer

The Lemon Grove Kids
  • Audio Commentary With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Archival Interview With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Tickles Talks — Interview With Daughter Laura Steckler
  • Text Card For Live Show
  • Footage From Unreleased Fourth Segment
  • Parade Footage
  • GOOF ON THE LOOSE — Short Film With Optional Director Commentary
  • Trailer
  • Runtime: 67 mins / 78 mins
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 / 1.33:1

Disc 5: Body Fever (1969) / Sinthia: The Devil’s Doll (1969)

Body Fever Special Features:
  • Audio Commentary With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Audio Commentary With Dark Eyes Of London’s David Dent
  • Archival Interview With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Archival Interview With Carolyn Brandt
  • Interview With Ray Dennis Steckler At The York Theatre, San Francisco
  • Work Print Footage From BLOODY JACK (Unfinished Film Started After BODY FEVER)
  • Runtime: 78 mins / 77 mins
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1 / 1.33:1

Disc 6: Blood Shack (1971)

Special Features and specs:
  • Audio Commentary With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Alternate Cut: THE CHOOPER (70 mins)
  • Introduction By Joe Bob Briggs
  • Audio Commentary With Joe Bob Briggs
  • Audio Commentary With Aaron AuBuchon, Webster University Professor Of Film Studies
  • Archival Interview With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Archival Interview With Carolyn Brandt
  • Outtakes
  • Runtime: 55 mins
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

Disc 7: The Hollywood Strangler Meets The Skid Row Slasher (1980) / The Las Vegas Serial Killer (1987)

Special Features and specs:

The Hollywood Strangler Meets The Skid Row Slasher
  • Introduction By Joe Bob Briggs
  • Audio Commentary With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Audio Commentary With Joe Bob Briggs
  • Archival Interview With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Archival Interview With Carolyn Brandt By Ray Dennis Steckler
  • HOLLYWOOD STRANGLER IN LAS VEGAS Trailer

The Las Vegas Serial Killer
  • Audio Commentary With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Audio Commentary With Actor Ron Jason Moderated By Severin Films’ David Gregory And Vinegar Syndrome’s Joe Rubin
  • Archival Interview With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • The Las Vegas Thrill Killer — Interview With Actor Ron Jason
  • Savage And Steckler — Interview With Actress Glenda Savage
  • Promo For The Unfinished Film LAS VEGAS THRILL KILLER With Optional Commentary By Ron Jason
  • Runtime: 71 mins / 76 mins
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

Disc 8: The Mad Love Life Of A Hot Vampire / Nazi Brothel / Love Life Of Hitler’s Nazis / Count Al-Kum

Special Features and specs:
  • Steckler Locations Tour Of Los Angeles And Las Vegas With Vinegar Syndrome’s Joe Rubin
  • Runtime: 51 mins / 55 mins / 52 mins / 49 mins
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

Disc 9: Dr. Cock Luv / The Sexorcist’s Devil / Red Heat

Special Features and specs:
  • Interview With Actress Lovey Goldmine
  • Lost Film Productions Digest Versions Of FACE OF EVIL and SLASHED…
  • Runtime: 52 mins / 60 mins / 81 mins
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

Disc 10: Summer Fun (1997) / Reading, Pennsylvania (2006) / One More Time (2008)

Special Features and specs:
  • AMERICAN GRINDHOUSE Extended Interview With Ray Dennis Steckler
  • Interview With Elijah Drenner, Director Of AMERICAN GRINDHOUSE
  • Natasha Diakova’s Screen Test For ONE MORE TIME
  • Ray Dennis Steckler Talks B-Movie Filmmaking At Las Vegas High School
  • Johnny Legend’s Final Interview With Ray Dennis Steckler And Behind The Scenes Footage From ONE MORE TIME
  • Audio Interview With Katherine Steckler
  • MASCOT VIDEO By Filmmaker Joaquin Montalvan
  • SUMMER FUN Trailer
  • Runtime: 61 mins / 257 mins / 66 mins
  • Audio: English Mono / Closed Captions
  • Region Free
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

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Old 28th May 2022, 07:02 AM
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^^^ I've never seen a Steckler film but strangely and incredibly I have a deep desire to get this...

... it's a sickness I tells ya
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^^^ I've never seen a Steckler film but strangely and incredibly I have a deep desire to get this...

... it's a sickness I tells ya
Like you, I really want that set despite having not seen (or even heard of). The films.

The only one I've seen is The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-up Zombies!?? – by no stretch of the imagination is it a good film.

It's not even mediocre.

It's one of those movies that is watchable and has rewatch value because of – rather than despite – its shortcomings.
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All you need to know about the man and his films:

The film should have been called 'Rat Pfink And Boo Boo' but there was a mistake at the printers, and the letters 'n' and 'd' were missed out. Because it was too expensive to rectify the error, the film is now forever known as 'Rat Pfink A Boo Boo'!



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