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Grindhouse Releasing is proud to present the FIRST-EVER U.S. home video release of the wildest, sickest and sleaziest swinging-sixties British horror thriller: CORRUPTION. The legendary Peter Cushing stars as a surgeon driven to murder and madness as he attempts to restore the beauty of his hideously disfigured fashion model wife. Co-starring Sue Lloyd and Hammer Horror beauty Kate O'Mara (THE VAMPIRE LOVERS). This special edition contains shocking scenes of GORE and NUDITY previously deemed too strong for American audiences.

Media

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Bonus Materials

• Spectacular new 2K digital restoration of the original uncensored U.S. theatrical version
• Includes alternate scenes of bloody violence and nudity presented for the very first time in America
• Interviews with stars Billy Murray, Wendy Varnals and Jan Waters
• Audio commentary by acclaimed UK horror journalist Jonathan Rigby and Peter Cushing biographer David Miller
• Liner notes by Allan Bryce, editor of the celebrated British horror magazine THE DARK SIDE
• Extensive still galleries, trailers, TV spots and radio spots
• The original annotated director's shooting script
• Shocking reversible cover with original art by notorious illustrator Rick Melton

Sales Points

• Stars Peter Cushing (Star Wars, Top Secret)
• Deluxe Edition release produced by Bob Murawski (Academy Award-winning film editor of HURT LOCKER, OZ THE GREAT AND POWERFUL, the SPIDER-MAN trilogy and ARMY OF DARKNESS)
• Another cult movie classic from Grindhouse Releasing, who brought you the smash hits CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST, THE BEYOND and PIECES

Press Quotes

A sleazy gem!

     —Michael Weldon, The Psychotronic Encyclopedia of Film

This suspenseful, lightening-rapid little horror picture is genuinely scary and thoroughly diverting from start to finish.

     —Kevin Thomas, LA Times

So concerned with mayhem, butchery and cruelty that one may be fatigued by the finale, which is a devastating orgy of slaughter.

     —Les Schwartz, Maryland Herald