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Blood Feast

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Extras
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Image BD-ALL/US 2011
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Image DVD-0/US 2000
Audio Commentary by Director Herschell Gordon Lewis, Producer David F. Friedman and Something Weird Video’s Mike Vraney has extra has extra has extra
Introduction by Director Herschell Gordon Lewis (1:32) has extra
Blood Perceptions (10:55) has extra
Herschell’s History (5:18) has extra
How Herschell Found His Niche - Interview with Director Herschell Gordon Lewis (7:15) has extra
Archival Interview with Herschell Gordon Lewis and David F. Friedman (1987, 18:28) has extra
Outtakes (45:56) has extra has extra has extra
Theater Announcement (0:59) has extra
Gallery of Exploitation Art (6:52) has extra has extra
Theatrical Trailer (2:23) has extra has extra has extra
Radio Spot (1:02) has extra
“Carving Magic” (Short, 1959, 20:31) has extra has extra has extra
“Follow That Skirt” (Short, 1965, 26:58) has extra
Bonus Film: Scum of the Earth (1963, 75:28) has extra
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Notes

  • Arrow’s Blu-ray is also available in “The Herschell Gordon Lewis Feast” box set containing a 28-page booklet and in the “Shock and Gore: The Films of Herschell Gordon Lewis” box set containing a 28-page booklet, a 92-page art book with writing by Stephen Thrower, a 160-page paperback of Herschell Gordon Lewis’ original “Blood Feast” novelization, a 7” vinyl single featuring select tracks from the Blood Feast (1963) score, 14 original artwork postcards, an individually handmade eyeball and a barf bag.
  • Image’s “Something Weird Video” Blu-ray is included in “The Blood Trilogy” box set with Two Thousand Maniacs! (1964) and Color Me Blood Red (1965).
  • Image’s “Something Weird Video - Special Edition” DVD is also available in “The Blood Trilogy” box set with Two Thousand Maniacs! (1964) and Color Me Blood Red (1965).