Product Details
- An MVD Exclusive
- SKU: SEV11078BR
- Format: Blu-ray
- UPC: 760137110781
- Street Date: 10/25/22
- PreBook Date: 09/20/22
- Label: Severin Films »
- Genre: Horror
- Run Time: 390 mins
- Number of Discs: 5
- Audio: STEREO
- Year of Production: 1972
- Region Code: 1
- Box Lot:
- Territory: NORTH AMERICA
- Language: English
Cast & Crew
- Actors:
- Elizabeth Taylor as Lise
- Ian Bannen as Bill
- Guido Mannari as Carlo
- Mona Washbourne as Mrs. Helen Fiedke
- Luigi Squarzina as Lead Detective
- Maxence Mailfort as Pierre
- Andy Warhol as English Lord
- Anita Bartolucci as Saleswoman
- Gino Giuseppe as Police Commissioner
- Marino Masé as Traffic Policeman
- Bedy Moratti as Dress Shop Owner
- Dino Mele as Police Captain
- Alessandro Perrella as Detective
- Quinto Parmeggiani as Hotel Waiter
- Nadia Scarpitta as Elderly Lady at Airport
- Maurizio Bonuglia as Detective
- Katarzyna Walter as Izabela
- Marek Barbasiewicz as Professor Rudolf Jung
- Malgorzata Lorentowicz as Aunt Izy
- Jonasz Kofta as Drug Addict
- Edwin Petrykat as Marceli
- Jan Prochyra
- Andrzej Grabarczyk as Gardener
- Wiktor Grotowicz as Hypnotist
- Elzbieta Panas as Nurse
- Slawomir Kozlowski as Man in White Trench Coat
- Tadeusz Skorulski as Commissioner
- Andrzej Mrozek as Patient
- Eliasz Kuziemski as Traveling Salesman
- Florinda Bolkan as Alice Cespi
- Peter McEnery
- Nicoletta Elmi as Paula Burton
- Caterina Boratto as Boutique Owner
- John Karlsen as Alfred Lowenthal
- Esmeralda Ruspoli
- Evelyn Stewart as Mary
- Miriam Acevedo as Alice's Supervisor
- Rosita Torosh as Marie Leblanche
- Luigi Antonio Guerra
- Klaus Kinski as Professor Blackmann
- Lila Kedrova as Mrs. Heim
- Jane Arden as Therapist
- Sheila Allen as Meg the Peg
- Jack Bond
- Liz Danciger
- Elaine Donovan
- Susanka Fraey
- Ann Lynn
- Sally Minford as Cellist
- Jenny Moss
- Penny Slinger
- Director: Giuseppe Patroni Griffi
- Director: Grzegorz Warchol
- Director: Luigi Bazzoni
- Director: Jane Arden
- Producer: Franco Rossellini
- Producer: Luciano Perugia
- Producer: Jack Bond
- Producers: Jack Bond
- Producers: Luciano Perugia
- Producers: Franco Rossellini
Product Assets
House Of Psychotic Women: Rarities Collection
Award-winning writer/programmer/filmmaker Kier-La Janisse presents four of the strongest and strangest explorations of onscreen delirium and hysteria.
- List Price: $104.95
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In 2012 Kier-La Janisse published House of Psychotic Women, billed as "an autobiographical topography of female neurosis in horror and exploitation films." It soon became one of the most "vital" (Tim Lucas, Video Watchdog) and "astonishing" (Daily Grindhouse) genre tomes of all time. To mark the book's 10th anniversary, award-winning writer/programmer/filmmaker Janisse now presents four of the strongest and strangest explorations of onscreen delirium and hysteria, all on U.S. Blu-ray for the first time: Elizabeth Taylor stars in 1974's IDENTIKIT as a woman who travels to Rome to find the most dangerous liaison. In the surreal 1986 Polish horror-comedy I LIKE BATS, a vampire discovers that love may be the cruelest curse of all. Florinda Bolkan stars in the startling 1975 amnesiac giallo FOOTPRINTS from the director of THE FIFTH CORD. And British screenwriter and radical theatre icon Jane Arden directs 1972's harrowing THE OTHER SIDE OF THE UNDERNEATH.
IDENTIKIT (102 mins/1.85:1/English Mono/CC, Italian Mono/English Subtitles)
Extras:
I LIKE BATS (81 mins/1.66:1/Polish Mono/English Subtitles)
Extras:
strong>FOOTPRINTS (93 mins: U.S. Cut/96 mins: Italian Cut/1.85:1/English Mono/CC, Italian Mono/English Subtitles)
Extras:
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE UNDERNEATH (111 mins/1.33:1/English Mono/CC)
Extras:
Media
Bonus Materials
- Introduction To IDENTIKIT By Kier-La Janisse, Author Of House Of Psychotic Women
- Audio Commentary For IDENTIKIT By TCM Underground Curator Millie De Chirico
- A Lack Of Absence — Writer And Literary Historian Chandra Mayor On Muriel Spark And The Driver's Seat
- THE DRIVER'S SEAT Credit Sequences
- IDENTIKIT Trailer
- Introduction To I LIKE BATS By Kier-La Janisse, Author Of House Of Psychotic Women
- Audio Commentary For I LIKE BATS By Kamila Wielebska, Actor And Co-Editor Of A Story Of Sin: Surrealism In Polish Cinema
- I LIKE BATS TV Spot
- Introduction To FOOTPRINTS By Kier-La Janisse, Author Of House Of Psychotic Women
- To The Moon — Interview With FOOTPRINTS Actress Ida Galli
- Nicoletta Elmi: Italian Cinema's Imp Ascendent — Video Essay By Film Scholars Alexandra Heller-Nicholas And Craig Martin
- Audio Commentary For FOOTPRINTS By Film Historian Kat Ellinger
- Light Of The Moon — Interview With FOOTPRINTS Cinematographer Vittorio Storaro
- FOOTPRINTS Trailer
- Introduction To THE OTHER SIDE OF THE UNDERNEATH By Kier-La Janisse, Author Of House Of Psychotic Women
- Extended Workprint Version Of THE OTHER SIDE OF THE UNDERNEATH
- Sheila Allen Interview
- Natasha Morgan Interview
- Extended Sequences From THE OTHER SIDE OF THE UNDERNEATH
- Penny Slinger Live At The Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies
- PENNY SLINGER: OUT OF THE SHADOWS Trailer
Sales Points
- Four American Blu-ray premieres
- For fans of Kier-La Janisse's book, House of Psychotic Women
- Features the U.S. and Italian Cuts of FOOTPRINTS
- Four long-unseen visions of female madness!
- Contains 13 hours of Special Features
- Each film has been restored from original vault elements
Press Quotes
Groundbreaking... House of Psychotic Women is one of the most influential pieces of film analysis of the 21st century. Kier-La Janisse is a legend in the genre community.
—Screen Anarchy
House of Psychotic Women is very specifically about neurotic women in horror and exploitation film. It is not only the most important piece of longform film criticism of the 21st century, it's the best.
—Birth.Movies.Death
A revelation... Kier-La Janisse has been a one-woman whirlwind, a relentless and intelligent advocate for genre film.
—Medium
Breathtaking... In 2012, Kier-La Janisse authored one of the most astonishing cinema books by way of House Of Psychotic Women. She is a giant among us.
—Daily Grindhouse
