NEKROMANTIK Premieres on Blu-ray (dual-layer) and
new 2-Disc Special Edition DVD
Los Angeles, CA (September 2014.) The
controversial horror film that shocked the world in 1987, when it was banned in
Germany, censored in Japan and simultaneously became a huge underground hit in
the US (now long out of print.) Nekromantik
tells the story of Rob (Daktari Lorenz) who works at a street-cleaning
Agency, and visits roadside accidents to clean up the scene. Incidentally Rob
collects the body parts and shares them with his girlfriend Betty (Beatrice M.)
When Rob presents a complete corpse taken out of a swamp, their undying love
reaches its peak, but soon after Betty gets a more liking towards the corpse
and leaves Rob, which takes him to the sick end of his destruction. Cult Epics
is proud to release Jorg Buttgereit’s horror classic in High Definition and
with 4 hours of extras, including Jorg’s debut short film Hot Love. First 2000 copies include original collectible artwork by
Johnny Ryan & Nekrophilia photo of Beatrice M.
NEKROMANTIK
Blu-ray/2-Disc DVD
Price: $34.95 (Blu-ray) / $29.95 (2-Disc DVD)
Street Date:
October 7, 2014
Production Year: 1987
Film run
time: Approx. 75 minutes
Bonus features run
time: Approx. 4 hours
Language: German
language with optional English subtitles
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0
Stereo/Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround/DTS
Label: Cult
Epics
Distributor: CAV
DVD Catalog Number CE-130
DVD
UPC: 881190013090
Blu-ray
Catalog Number CE-130
BD
UPC:
881190013199
Rating: Not Rated
SPECIAL FEATURES
Includes two versions of Nekromantik:
New Director’s Approved HD transfer (taken from the original
Super 8mm negative)
New Grindhouse HD version (taken from the theatrical 35mm
print)
Introduction by Jorg Buttgereit (2013)
Q&A with Jorg Buttgereit at the American Cinematheque
(2013)
Never Before released short film Hot Love in HD (1985) 45
mins
Audio Commentary by Jorg Buttgereit and co-author Franz
Rodenkirchen
The Making of Nekromantik
Nekromantik Featurette
Still Photo Gallery
JB
Trailers
Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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