Die Monster Die Blu-Ray (UK Import)

Name: Die Monster Die Blu-Ray (UK Import)
Brand: British Film Institute
SKU: 49213704274261
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Die Monster Die Blu-Ray (UK Import)
BFI

Original title: Die Monster Die

Year: 1965
Country: UK
Region code: B
Content: Blu-Ray
EAN: 5035673015209

Image: 2.35:1 (1080p)

Audio: English

Subtitles: English

Rating: 15

Genre: Horror

Cast: Boris Karloff , Nick Adams , Freda Jackson

Director: Daniel Haller

Synopsis:

Stephen Reinhart travels to a remote English village to visit his girlfriend Susan Whitley. From the moment he arrives in the village, it's clear that no one will speak of the Whitleys or even give him directions to the Whitley estate. Susan is happy to see him when he finally makes it there but her father Nahum tells him he must leave immediately. Susan and her bedridden mother Letitia are happy to have him stay but it's clear that Nahum Whitley has a secret, one that Susan isn't aware of, but is kept in the cellar of the house...

Additional features:

Presented in High Definition
Audio commentary by Vic Pratt and William Fowler (2024): newly recorded audio commentary by the founders of the 'The BFI Flipside' and authors of The Bodies Beneath: The Flipside of British Film & Television
Scenes From 'Let Me Die a Monster' (2024, 14 mins): sequences from Ken Hollings and David McGillivray's unmade biopic of Die, Monster, Die! co-star Nick Adams, performed in a read-through staged and shot exclusively for this release
Nick Adams and Die, Monster, Die! (2024): Ken Hollings and David McGillivray recall the career of Nick Adams and how they became fascinated with his film work
Interview with Stephen Jacobs (2024): Boris Karloff's biographer discusses the film in this newly recorded interview
Interview with Tony Tweedale (2024): an interview with the publicist for Die, Monster, Die!
Peaches (1964, 16 mins): a family greenhouse yields strange fruit in this stylish Swinging Sixties short film
Image gallery: an extensive array of promotional stills from Die, Monster, Die!
Theatrical trailer
**FIRST PRESSING ONLY** Fully illustrated booklet with new writing on the film by Stephen Jacobs, an essay on HP Lovecraft by Xavier Aldana Reyes and writing about Let Me Die a Monster by Ken Hollings and David McGillivray and full film credits.