MOVIE
MARK OF THE DEVIL-BR+DVD-
Label: ARROW FILM
Releasedatum: 29-09-2014
Herkomst: UK
Item-nr: 4202277
EAN: 5027035011356
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Recensie
Once proclaimed as positively the most horrifying film ever made , Mark of the Devil finally arrives uncut in the UK.
A bloody and brutal critique of religious corruption, Mark of the Devilsees horror icon Udo Kier (Flesh for Frankenstein, Suspiria) play a witchfinder s apprentice whose faith in his master (Herbert Lom) becomes severely tested when they settle in an Austrian village. Presided over by the sadistic albino (a memorably nasty turn from Reggie Nalder), the film presents its morality not so much in shades of grey as shades of black.
Written and directed by Michael Armstrong, who would later penEskimo Nell, The Black Panther and House of the Long Shadows, this classic shocker has lost none of its power over the years especially now that British audiences can finally see it in one piece.
Special Edition Contents:
High definition digital transfer
Newly created and exclusive content including interviews with cast and crew!
Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Graham Humphreys
Collector s booklet featuring new writing on the film and more!
More to be revealed closer to the release date
Review
One of the signature examples of 1970s exploitation at its most grueling. It's been over 40 years, but it still retains a few squirm inducing moments to leave its MARK on modern audiences --Cool Ass Cinema
Hunt it down, as Mark of the Devil lives up to its reputation and then some --Oh, the horror
stands as one of the true pioneers of the exploitation movement --HorrorNews.net
Hunt it down, as Mark of the Devil lives up to its reputation and then some --Oh, the horror
stands as one of the true pioneers of the exploitation movement --HorrorNews.net
UK import
A bloody and brutal critique of religious corruption, Mark of the Devilsees horror icon Udo Kier (Flesh for Frankenstein, Suspiria) play a witchfinder s apprentice whose faith in his master (Herbert Lom) becomes severely tested when they settle in an Austrian village. Presided over by the sadistic albino (a memorably nasty turn from Reggie Nalder), the film presents its morality not so much in shades of grey as shades of black.
Written and directed by Michael Armstrong, who would later penEskimo Nell, The Black Panther and House of the Long Shadows, this classic shocker has lost none of its power over the years especially now that British audiences can finally see it in one piece.
Special Edition Contents:
High definition digital transfer
Newly created and exclusive content including interviews with cast and crew!
Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Graham Humphreys
Collector s booklet featuring new writing on the film and more!
More to be revealed closer to the release date
Review
One of the signature examples of 1970s exploitation at its most grueling. It's been over 40 years, but it still retains a few squirm inducing moments to leave its MARK on modern audiences --Cool Ass Cinema
Hunt it down, as Mark of the Devil lives up to its reputation and then some --Oh, the horror
stands as one of the true pioneers of the exploitation movement --HorrorNews.net
Hunt it down, as Mark of the Devil lives up to its reputation and then some --Oh, the horror
stands as one of the true pioneers of the exploitation movement --HorrorNews.net
UK import
