Studio Canal Vintage Classics & Studio Canal Cult Classics

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The extras are better on the 2017 SC Bd.

Howlings Eternal with Producer Steven A. Lane

Cut to Shreds with Editor Mark Goldblatt

Interview with Co-writer Terence Winkless

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: A Look at the Film's Locations

Interview with Stop-Motion Animator David Allen

Audio Commentary with Author Gary Brandner

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

Glad I held on to my Scream Factory disc.
Only a matter of time before it hits 4k with them....

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Trailer:

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by The Reaper Man@Cult Labs

Imagine your worst fear a reality....

Aye it fecking is with artwork like that......

You could always buy the Steelbook…

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

BOUGHT Nos!

They apparently export their bad art as well.....

[J Harker]

I'll wait until Studio Canal release it with a newly commissioned decent werewolf film.

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[Demdike@Cult Labs]

That steel book art is still crap. Why the hell is it red?

it's better but still wrong.

[Dave Boy]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

The extras are better on the 2017 SC Bd.

Howlings Eternal with Producer Steven A. Lane

Cut to Shreds with Editor Mark Goldblatt

Interview with Co-writer Terence Winkless

Horror's Hallowed Grounds: A Look at the Film's Locations

Interview with Stop-Motion Animator David Allen

Audio Commentary with Author Gary Brandner

Ahh, you beat me to it! Also, for me.. there was nothing wrong with that last release. Looks great. I'll stick with that.

[Rob4]

What I find almost just as annoying as bad art is what I call spoiler art which is all over the packaging of re-releases of vintage films.

Take The Howling above as an example - the transformation and the werewolf design are the highlights of the film. They shouldn't be emblazoned all over the box. The original poster designers clearly knew this! I know most people buying already know what to expect from the film but I can't help feeling the art of subtlety and actually properly teasing the viewer has gone out of the window for some companies.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Rob4

What I find almost just as annoying as bad art is what I call spoiler art which is all over the packaging of re-releases of vintage films.

Take The Howling above as an example - the transformation and the werewolf design are the highlights of the film. They shouldn't be emblazoned all over the box. The original poster designers clearly knew this! I know most people buying already know what to expect from the film but I can't help feeling the art of subtlety and actually properly teasing the viewer has gone out of the window for some companies.

Did you watch their new trailer, Rob?

Gave the final scene away in the tv studio by showing Wallace transforming.