Humanoids from the Deep

[ReturnToZero]

I think this would be a great title for 88 Films to release. According to their website they are open for BD releases if a HD master exist which it does.

[The Reaper Man@Cult Labs]

A personal fave of mine.
One of THE best trash films of the eighties.

[stunner]

Originally Posted by The Reaper Man@Cult Labs

A personal fave of mine.
One of THE best trash films of the eighties.

God, I LOVE this frikken' movie. If anyone releases it on DVD (and they should, we've been waiting forever) I want to do the cover. I guarantee it'll be much better than my DarkSide quickie below. Much less rude too!

[Vampix]

Originally Posted by The Reaper Man@Cult Labs

A personal fave of mine.
One of THE best trash films of the eighties.

Mine too! I've got the uncut R1 DVD release, but I'd love to see a UK company like Arrow give it a Blu-ray release.

[madeleymade]

But 88 only do Band catalogue flix. This is Corman's.

[Chinhead]

Originally Posted by madeleymade

But 88 only do Band catalogue flix. This is Corman's.

Not ONLY Charlie Band films! This from elsewhere on the forum:

Whilst we are in partnership with Full Moon we are not in any oher way affiliated with them so expect so see other great stuff coming from 88 Films over the next few years. Starting with Slice and Dice, Calum Waddell's brilliant documentary about the phenomenon that is the slasher Film.

Good news.

[harryd]

This would be perfect, the uk NEEDS more decent releases of Roger Corman films...(i know there's plenty available overseas...but still)

[klownz]

I would love to see this get released, great film!

[Vampix]

Originally Posted by klownz

I would love to see this get released, great film!

Me too! It's highly entertaining trash with excellent monsters created by none other than, the great Rob Bottin.It definitely deserves a UK Blu-ray/DVD release.

[klownz]

Originally Posted by Vampix

Me too! It's highly entertaining trash with excellent monsters created by none other than, the great Rob Bottin.It definately deserves a UK Blu-ray/DVD release.

Nothing beats fish monster rape!