VIDEODROME Makes Blu-ray Debut in December!
- Two audio commentaries:
- David Cronenberg and director of photography Mark Irwin
- Actors James Woods and Deborah Harry
- Camera (2000): a short film starring Videodrome's Les Carlson, written and directed by Cronenberg
- Forging the New Flesh: a new half-hour documentary featurette by filmmaker Michael Lennick about the creation of Videodrome's video and prosthetic makeup effects
- Effects Men: a new audio interview with special makeup effects creator Baker and video effects supervisor Lennick
- Bootleg Video: the complete footage of Samurai Dreams and seven minutes of transmissions from Videodrome, presented in their original, unedited form with filmmaker commentary
- Fear on Film: a 26-minute roundtable discussion from 1982 between filmmakers Cronenberg, John Carpenter, John Landis, and Mick Garris
- Original theatrical trailers and promotional featurette
- Stills galleries featuring hundreds of rare behind-the-scenes production photos, special effects makeup tests, and publicity photos
- A booklet featuring essays by writers Carrie Rickey, Tim Lucas, and Gary Indiana
When Max Renn goes looking for edgy new shows for his sleazy cable TV station, he stumbles across the pirate broadcast of a hyperviolent torture show called Videodrome. As he struggles to unearth the origins of the program, he embarks on a hallucinatory journey into a shadow world of right-wing conspiracies, sadomasochistic sex games, and bodily transformation. Starring James Woods and Deborah Harry in one of her first film roles, Videodrome is one of writer/director David Cronenberg’s most original and provocative works, fusing social commentary with shocking elements of sex and violence. With groundbreaking special effects makeup by Academy Award®-winner Rick Baker, Videodrome has come to be regarded as one of the most influential and mind-bending science fiction films of the 1980s.
Trailer:
IMDb Page:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086541/
| Posted on September 15, 2010 - 3:40pm | xxsic4slipknotxx |








yeah i agree this is one freaky movie, i left the theatre not knowing if i just saw an amazing movie or what, lol. it is truely one of a kind, james woods is awesome as he always is. a very underrated actor. and as for cronenberg, i want some of whatever he was smoking at the time.
Awesome news. This is a freaky movie. Then again, what 80's Cronenberg movie isn't?