Harry B.
21-11-2003, 16:44
Na de prachtige release van Day of the dead is Anchor bay bezig met een release van Dawn of the dead, die nog mooier wordt:
"When there's no more room in hell the dead will walk the earth"
Fangoria reports that a special edition of the classic Dawn of the Dead is coming from Anchor Bay Entertainment next year. More exactly, TWO special editions will be released next year.
According to Fangoria, AB has completed a new transfer of George Romero’s zombie classic, which Fangoria says "looks absolutely stunning".
There will be a single-disc release in early 2004. Then, sometime in the spring, Anchor Bay will let loose a boxed set that looks to be the must-have DVD horror release. The set, which will contain at least three and possibly up to five discs (!!!), will contain both the theatrical version and the longer uncut edition of 'Dawn', with discussions under way to include the European Zombi cut as well (there are still rights issues to be worked out apparently).
An audio commentary by producer Richard Rubinstein has already been completed, and plans are to record a new track with Romero and Tom Savini as well. There will also be a huge still gallery and lots of other features yet to be announced.
"When there's no more room in hell the dead will walk the earth"
Fangoria reports that a special edition of the classic Dawn of the Dead is coming from Anchor Bay Entertainment next year. More exactly, TWO special editions will be released next year.
According to Fangoria, AB has completed a new transfer of George Romero’s zombie classic, which Fangoria says "looks absolutely stunning".
There will be a single-disc release in early 2004. Then, sometime in the spring, Anchor Bay will let loose a boxed set that looks to be the must-have DVD horror release. The set, which will contain at least three and possibly up to five discs (!!!), will contain both the theatrical version and the longer uncut edition of 'Dawn', with discussions under way to include the European Zombi cut as well (there are still rights issues to be worked out apparently).
An audio commentary by producer Richard Rubinstein has already been completed, and plans are to record a new track with Romero and Tom Savini as well. There will also be a huge still gallery and lots of other features yet to be announced.