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I'd love to see Shameless tackle some of the lesser known Giallo's as well as the better known ones. It's about time the Giallo came of age in the UK and that UK film fans were introduced to the wonderful world of the Italian Giallo. Titles I'd like to see would be... Libido The Third Eye Murder Clinic Deadly Sweet Death Laid an Egg The Sweet Body of Deborah A Black Veil for Lisa Paranoia So Sweet ....So Perverse Interrabang A Quiet Place to Kill The Man with Icy Eyes Cross Current The Bloodstained Butterfly Amuck The Slasher ....Is The Sex Maniac! Knife of Ice Crimes of the Black Cat Death Carries a Cane Blue Eyes of the Broken Doll Sex of the Witch The Killer Resrved Nine Seats And the list goes on and on of films that still remain unreleased. There's a literal treasure mine of films to be unearthed and Shameless seem to be the guys to do it. So how about it?
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Cecchi Gori seem to have remastered a lot of gialli catalogue titles and Cinekult is releasing these in Italy (not English friendly),would be nice if Shameless went after some of those... Libido is coming shortly from Cinekult btw as is Interrabang and they've already released lots of great titles... ![]() |
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A lot of the titles you mention Daemonia have been released on DVD in Europe or Japan but may be out of print now. For instance, I have Bloodstained Butterfly, Crimes of the Black Cat, Sweet Body of Deborah, Death Carries a Cane, Knife of Ice and Death Laid an Egg. Admittedly the latter two were issued in Japan nine or ten years ago and are long out of print. I do seem to remember something about Knife of Ice getting reissued fairly recently It's still worth bearing in mind their availability in the event that they appear ridiculously cheap on eBay. Deadly Sweet and Blue Eyes of a Broken Doll both came out in the US, the latter was issued by BCI/Eclipse but is out of print. |
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I'm aware that a few have had Euro or Japanese releases, but they're pretty inaccessible for many fans - and Japanese releases do seem to be ridiculously expensive sometimes. If they were to get UK releases via Shameless (or even Arrow) I think they would do well due to the inaccessibility of the other releases. But I do take your point, Paul, and I can often be found scouring the likes of eBay looking for hard-to-find titles. I just think it's about time the Giallo gained a wider audience and that fans new (and old) to the genre can readily get hold of titles. ![]() For instance, when Shameless released The Designated Victim, it was a title I wasn't familiar with (hadn't even really heard of it, to be honest) and so I got a copy. I was knocked out by it, truly one of the greatest films I'd ever seen. I just couldn't understand why it was so little known. A real gem. Which leads me to wonder how many 'hidden gems' are waiting just to be (re-)discovered.
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Designated Victim is amazing, I love it! The Shameless disc I'd much better than the German release from NEW, btw. Last time I saw Garwin (owner of Shameless and Argent) I mentioned that Black Veil for Lisa would be a good title for him to release. ![]() |
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A Black Veil for Lisa would be a great title to release. It'd also be nice to see a UK release of The Perfume of the Lady in Black. I know it's had a decent Italian and R1 release, but it's a film UK audiences should be introduced to.
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Every day that goes by without a remastered release of Death Laid An Egg God kills a puppy and a kitten.
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Eyeball. Get it released now. ![]()
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