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rwpohl · 5 months ago
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im schatten der macht: die kette, rolf von sydow 1977
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vintagepipemen · 10 months ago
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Real-life pipe smoking actors Harald Leipnitz and Karl-Heinz Vosgerau during a scene from the 1977 miniseries "Die Kette." This is basically what I imagine every restaurant in West Germany to have looked like during the 1970s...
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brokehorrorfan · 2 months ago
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Creature with the Blue Hand will be released on Blu-ray and DVD on October 22 via Film Masters. Web of the Spider is included as a bonus film.
1967's Creature with the Blue Hand is a West German horror/crime film based on Edgar Wallace's 1925 novel The Blue Hand. Alfred Vohrer directs from a script by Herbert Reinecker. Harald Leipnitz, Klaus Kinski, and Ilse Steppat star.
1971's Web of the Spider is an Italian horror remake of 1964's Castle of Blood. Antonio Margheriti (Cannibal Apocalypse) directs from a script he co-wrote with Giovanni Addessi and Bruno Corbucci. Anthony Franciosa, Klaus Kinski, and Michèle Mercier star.
Creature with the Blue Hand, its alternate 1987 US version The Bloody Dead, and Web of the Spider have been newly scanned in 4K from original 35mm archival elements. Special features are listed below.
Special features:
Creature with the Blue Hand audio commentary by film historians Stephen Jones and Kim Newman (new)
Web of the Spider audio commentary by film historians Stephen Jones and Kim Newman (new)
The Bloody Dead audio commentary by producer Samuel M. Sherman
A Man of Mystery: Inside the World of Edgar Wallace (new)
Kinski Krimis: Inside the Rialto Film Adaptations (new)
Creature with the Blue Hand original trailer
Creature with the Blue Hand recut trailer using restored elements
Web of the Spider new trailer
Castle of Blood theatrical trailer
Booklet with liner notes by Nick Clark (Creature with the Blue Hand) and Christopher Stewardson (Web of the Spider)
Creature with the Blue Hand follows an inmate (Klaus Kinski) who is being held at a questionable sanitarium. When he escapes and a series of murders occur, signs point to him as the killer... but is he? In Web of the Spider, journalist Alan Foster (Anthony Franciosa) is challenged to spend the night in a haunted castle by Edgar Allan Poe (Klaus Kinski). In a series of increasingly supernatural events, Foster learns about the tragic and sinister history of the castle and its former inhabitants. As the night progresses, the line between reality and the supernatural blurs.
Pre-order Creature with the Blue Hand / Web of the Spider.
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mcbastardsmausoleum · 3 months ago
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Creature With the Blue Hand (1967) With the Bonus Film Web of the Spider (1971) on Blu-ray & DVD, Oct. 22nd from Film Masters
Newly Scanned in 4K From Original U.S. 35mm Archival Elements
For those craving a taste of “Euro-Kinski”—and just in time for Halloween—two of Klaus Kinski's European features are now available in one creepy package., scanned in 4K from original 35mm archival elements, available Oct. 22 in a special two-disc collector’s edition on Blu-ray and DVD from Film Masters.
Creature With the Blue Hand (1967)
Originally released in Germany as Die Blaue Hand, the film was bought by Roger Corman’s New World Pictures and released in the U.S. in 1967 as the alternate version, Creature With the Blue Hand. This release is presented for the first time on Blu-ray in North America. A mystery-thriller about a series of grisly murders. It's one of several German films based on the novels of Edgar Wallace, many adaptations of which starred Kinski. Directed by Alfred Vohrer, the film also stars Harald Leipnitz and Carl Lange.
The film follows an inmate (Kinski) who is being held at a questionable sanitarium. When the inmate escapes and a series of murders occur, signs point to him as the killer ... but is he? Based on the novel, The Blue Hand, by Edgar Wallace, Creature With the Blue Hand is a suspenseful ride with many gothic elements and complex plot twists. Labeled as a “Krimi” film, this is a classic example of the genre, combining elements of mystery, crime and horror.
The film was later acquired by Independent International Pictures and released to home video in the U.S. as The Bloody Dead in 1987 with six minutes of new footage, shot specifically for the release. The extra footage is included in this special edition as a bonus feature, which also includes a HD version of the full film, The Bloody Dead.
Web of the Spider (1971)
A classic haunted house tale from Italian maestro, Antonio Margheriti, with Kinski as none other than Edgar Allan Poe! It's a diabolical double dose from one of cinema's most controversial and unique figures!
In the film, American writer Alan Foster is challenged to spend the night in a haunted castle by Edgar Allan Poe and his friend, Lord Blackwood. Foster, intrigued and eager for new inspiration for his writing, accepts the challenge. Once inside the supposedly deserted castle, Foster encounters many intriguing characters including the beautiful Elisabeth Blackwood. Foster and Elizabeth fall in love, but things are complicated when Elizabeth reveals that she may not be entirely alive. In a series of increasingly supernatural events, Foster learns about the tragic and sinister history of the castle and its former inhabitants. As the night progresses, the line between reality and the supernatural blurs.
Web of the Spider also stars Anthony Franciosa and Michèle Mercier and is a remake of director Margheriti's earlier film, Castle of Blood (1964). This version of Web of the Spider is the 92-minute U.S. version of the original Italian version of Nella Stretta Morsa del Ragno
SPECIAL FEATURES:
New 4K transfer of The Bloody Dead, the alternate version of Creature with the Blue Hand; Ballyhoo Motion Pictures presents two new documentaries, A Man Of Mystery: Inside the World of Edgar Wallace and Kinski Krimis: Inside the Rialto Film Adaptations; authors and film historians Stephen Jones and Kim Newman join forces for full commentary tracks for Creature With the Blue Hand (liner notes by Nick Clark) and Web of the Spider (liner notes by Christopher Stewardson); Samuel M. Sherman provides an archival commentary track for The Bloody Dead; Creature with the Blue Hand original 35mm film trailer and recut trailer using restored film elements; and a new 2024 trailer for Web of the Spider, as well as the original English theatrical trailer for Castle of Blood.
TECH SPECS:
Creature With the Blue Hand and The Bloody Dead are presented with an aspect ratio of 1.66:1; and Web of the Spider is presented with an aspect ratio of 2.35:1. Discs are region locked to North America and include English SDH. Audio is DTS-HD/Dolby AC3s.
About Film Masters:
Film Masters is a consortium of historians and enthusiasts who seek to celebrate the preservation and restoration of films. We are archivists, committed to storing film elements for future generations and reviving films that have been sitting dormant for decades. By scanning in 2K and 4K, we give these lesser-known films the red-carpet treatment they deserve. Leveraging modern means of distribution to release forgotten films back into the world, we also produce original bonus materials, including feature-length documentaries, which aid audiences in contextualizing and celebrating these works of art as they were meant to be. Visit us online at: www.FilmMasters.com
Creature With the Blue Hand
Film Masters
Genre: Horror/Cult
Not Rated
Format: Blu-ray & DVD
Running Time: Approx. 167 Minutes (+ 291 Minutes of Special Features
Suggested Retail Price: Blu-ray $29.99 / DVD $19.95
Street Date: Oct. 22, 2024
Catalog #: Blu-ray FMB017 / DVD FMD017
UPC Code: Blu-ray 760137158776 / DVD 760137158868
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diabolikdiabolik · 5 years ago
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Playgirl (1966)
I got nothing but love for this movie. Gifs part 2 (see part 1).
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trashvideofinland · 6 years ago
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Verijälkiä Alaskassa / Hell Hounds of Alaska (1973) Gebe Film https://www.videospace.fi/release/verijalkia_alaskassa_nauha_gebe_film_finland
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barbarabymarta · 2 years ago
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giallofever2 · 5 years ago
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1968 (Only Italian Poster & ...)
Susanna... ed i suoi dolci vizi alla corte del re aka Frau Wirtin hat auch einen Grafen aka Sexy Susan Sins Again aka Oui à l'amour, non à la guerre aka Gostioničarka je ugrabila grofa
Data di uscita: 13 dicembre 1968 (Italia)
26 novembre 1968 (Germania Ovest)
Regista: Franz Antel
Paese di produzione: Italia, Germania Ovest, Francia, Austria, Ungheria
Serie cinematografiche: Frau Wirtin Series
Sceneggiatura: Kurt Nachmann, Günter Ebert
Cast
Rose Marie Lindt: Bertha
Femi Benussi: Giovanna
Edwige Fenech: Celine
Carlo Delle Piane: Pipo
Daniela Giordano: Coralie
Judith Dornys: Dorine
Reza Fazeli: Latouche
Jacques Herlin: Hyppolith St. Laduc
Harald Leipnitz: Ferdinando, attore
Georg Maday: Füchsel
Pascale Petit: Duchessa Elisa Bonaparte
Teri Tordai con il nome Terry Torday): Susanne Delberg
Gustav Knuth: Lord Giessen
Rolf Wolter: Libraio
Heinrich Schweiger: Napoleone Bonaparte
Hannelore Auer: Sophie, attrice
Erich Padalewski: farmacista
Franz Muxeneder: Pumpernickel
Annamária Szilvássy (con il nome Annemarie Szilvassy): Agathe
Bela Ernyey (con il nome Bela Emeyi): Andrea
Eva Vadnay: Babuschka
Jeffrey Hunter: Conte Enrico Di Lucca
Anke Syring: Fiammetta
Guido von Salis: Hippolyth
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tiny-librarian · 6 years ago
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Heidelinde Weis as Liselotte and Harald Leipnitz as Philippe in “Liselotte of the Palatinate.”
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jozefsquare · 6 years ago
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(via Movie Poster - Glorious Times in the Spessart, Albrecht Ade, 1968)
Illustrated collage poster artwork for 60s ghost comedy.
title: Glorious Times in the Spessart | West Germany, 1967
director: Kurt Hoffmann
with: Liselotte Pulver, Harald Leipnitz, Vivi Bach
poster design: Albrecht Ade, 1968
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barbarabymarta · 2 years ago
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Barbara Kwiatkowska-Lass & Harald Leipnitz in 'Doppelspiel in Paris'/ 'Doubkle Game in Paris' (1972) dir. by Wolfgang Glück.
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teyytb-blog · 13 years ago
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Ines Gress Harald Leipnitz Kevin Pinnoch Arne Fuhrmann Gilbert von Sohlern Maureen Havlena Hardy Krüger Jr.
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barbarabymarta · 2 years ago
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Barbara Kwiatkowska-Lass, Harald Leipnitz, Norbert Skalden, Karol Stroth, Luitgard Im in "Doppelspiel in Paris" (1972) dir. by Wolfgang Glück.
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barbarabymarta · 2 years ago
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Barbara Kwiatkowska-Lass & Harald Leipnitz in 'Doppelspiel in Paris'/ 'Doubkle Game in Paris' (1972) dir. by Wolfgang Glück.
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