KILLING SOON!
We're pleased to announce that Retro will be releasing William Malone's first feature film, SCARED TO DEATH on April 22, 2008. Presented in 1.85:1 enhanced for 16x9 from 35mm film elements, with lots of extra features.
RETROMEDIA SIGNS WITH INFINITY ENTERTAINMENT!
Big news of the day is the signing of an exclusive distribution deal with Infinity Entertainment Group (owners of DVD Planet) for all future Retromedia product.
Retromedia dvds will continue to be available on store shelves everywhere and have a strong presence at www.dvdplanet.com, where you can find all of our titles.
Check us out at www.deepdiscount.com as well!
ALSO IN THE NEWS
On the horizon -- THE EDGAR WALLACE COLLECTION Volume One featuring 2.35:1 16x9 Widescreen presentation from original 35mm film elements of THE MAD EXECUTIONERS, plus a BONUS feature FELLOWSHIP OF THE FROG.
Volume Two will feature Anamorphic 16x9 transfers of CURSE OF THE YELLOW SNAKE and PHANTOM OF SOHO from 35mm.
MORELLA'S ALL-NITE SPOOKTACULAR, a horrific trio of terror hosted by our own Ghost Hostess, Morella (www.graveyardtheater.com), including HOBGOBLINS, HOUSE OF BLOOD, and THE CREMATORS.
MORELLA'S BLOOD-VISION will feature the popular COUNTESS DRACULA'S ORGY OF BLOOD with Paul Naschy, THE BLOOD SEEKERS and ZOMBIES (aka I EAT YOUR SKIN) for the first time in WideScreen 16x9 Anamorphic from 35mm. WOWEEE!!!
THE STEVE REEVES COLLECTION -- 16x9 Scope Editions of GIANT OF MARATHON and WAR OF THE TROJANS
SAMSON AND THE 7 MIRACLES OF THE WORLD in 16x9 Scope! All from original film elements.
RETROMEDIA ACQUIRES FORGOTTEN ED WOOD Jr. FILM
We're also pleased to announce that we've purchased the movie MARRIED TOO YOUNG (1960), an uncredited Ed Wood fixer-upper (if you imagine that someone would actually hire Wood to fix another writers unfinished script!). The movie stars Harold Lloyd Jr and Jana Lund (FRANKENSTEIN 1970) and will be released on DVD from 35mm in 16x9 later this year with lots of extras!
Check out our links page and definitely get your behind over to the Retromedia Forum where you'll find other creatures of a similar persuasion. It's a great place to shoot the breeze about horror, dvds and is littered with professional filmmakers as well as fans, so you might actually learn something!