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Faces Of Death III (BLU-RAY 4K ULTRA HD + BLU-RAY)

Faces Of Death III (BLU-RAY 4K ULTRA HD + BLU-RAY)

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OBS! BLU-RAY 4K ULTRA HD Region 0 USA Regionsfri (kräver en ULTRA HD blu-ray spelare och en ULTRA HD TV med stöd för HDR) OBS! BLU-RAY Region A (kräver en blu-ray spelare som kan spela region A (BLU-RAY från USA) Regissör: John Alan Schwartz Bild: 1.33:1, Språk: Engelska, Text: Engelska Längd: 105 minuter, År: 1985, Bolag: Vinegar Syndrome
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Art.nr: BD459138

The shocking analysis of death in full color continues in the expanded, ambitious FACES OF DEATH III! Amid the ongoing success of their appalling series of video-rental favorites, the makers of Faces of Death decided to branch out and make a more conventional "mondo movie." The result was FEAR, an exploration of fears, superstitions, urban legends, and the real-life carnage that so often accompanies them. Despite having had a brief release in Europe, by the time a US debut was ready, the runaway demand for Faces of Death sequels was so overwhelming that FEAR was re-tooled and re-titled to FACES OF DEATH 3, which featured the return of the erudite Dr. Francis B. Gröss (Michael Carr) in video-only hosting segments. Even with the enduring popularity (and wild notoriety) of the Faces of Death series on home video, audiences have been deprived for over forty years of the opportunity to see what is easily the most unusual and unexpected release from the Faces of Death universe. Vinegar Syndrome Archive is very proud to bring this wild and original mondo production to 4K UHD, painstakingly restored to its initial theatrical version as FEAR, in addition to its much more commonly seen FACES OF DEATH III video version, and packaged with an array of extra features.