¡Demons DemoniRegular Edition [Limited Release]
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[Machine Translation] Welcome to the Demons Theater! Produced, conceived, and written by the master of Italian horror, Dario Argento ("Suspiria"), this horror film directed by his favorite disciple, Lamberto Bava, depicts the horror of people who are turned into "demons" one after another in a closed room of a movie theater. The special effects by Sergio Stivaletti ("Phenomina") are also very powerful. The music by Claudio Simonetti, a member of the Italian progressive rock band "Goblin," also leaves a deep impression. --The film is about a group of people who receive an invitation to a preview screening from a masked man in the city, and gather at a mysterious movie theater called the "Metropole Theater. As the screening begins, a horror film is shown on the screen in which four young men and women who uncovered the tomb of Nostradamus are killed one after another by the curse, but as the film progresses, strange things begin to happen in the theater... Audio commentary by ( 1 ) Director Lamberto Bava & Special Effects Sergio Stivaletti ( 2 ) Director Lamberto Bava & Geretta Geretta ( Geretta Giancarlo ) as Rosemary & Music Claudio Simonetti & Special Effects Sergio Stivaletti ( 3 ) Includes Hells Bells podcast co-hosts Kat Ellinger & Heather Drain. Special features include - Produced by Dario Argento: visual essay on the film directed and produced by Dario Argento / Dario's Demon Days: video interview with director Dario Argento / Defining an Era in Music. Claudio Simonetti interview / Splatter Spaghetti Style: Luigi Cozzi's selection of Italian horror films / Trailers (Italian version / International English version / American version / Japanese version TV commercials) are included. The original cut version includes 2 versions (International English version/Italian version) and the U.S. version, which has a different cut. The two original cut versions contain lossless English/Italian DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 mix and English/Italian 2.0 stereo audio tracks from the original 4-channel Dolby Stereo audio material. First Japanese dubbed voice (from the 1988 Mainichi Broadcasting System's "Horror & Occult Night" version)
Original Release Year: 1985
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