Not the best adaptation of the source material, but it has its moments.
This is getting a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack media release in Germany in December.
4 covers to choose from, each limited to 666, 333, 333 and 222 pieces.
Not the best adaptation of the source material, but it has its moments.
This is getting a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack media release in Germany in December.
4 covers to choose from, each limited to 666, 333, 333 and 222 pieces.
Rock! Shock! Pop!
"The extras consist of trailers, spots, interview with Brian Yuzna, set interviews and of course a booklet."
Rock! Shock! Pop!
I like this, but I like pretty much everything Yuzna has done. Watching it uncut is essential.
Why would anybody watch a scum show like Videodrome? Why did you watch it, Max?
Uncut definitely makes a difference. This was really one of those 'impossible to film without making it a porno' type projects. I admire them for trying.
Rock! Shock! Pop!
The second cover there is cool, but it’s a shame the movie was awful.
If I remember correctly, making it a hardcore horror porno was exactly what Stuart Gordon planned to do when he was set to direct this film. Yuzna told him he was insane and replaced him as director.Originally Posted by Ian Jane
Obligatory Red Letter Media video:
It's an alright B flick if you approach it with a certain mindset.
"Ah! By god's balls what licentiousness!"
Marquis de Sade, The 120 Days of Sodom.
It came out looking like it SHOULD have been a porno anyway, especially with the terrible acting, so I’m going to side with Mr. Gordon on this matter.
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