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The Wizard of Gore

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The maniac magician whose monstrous tricks actually work!

A deranged stage magician named Montag the Magnificent performs gruesome illusions in which his female volunteers appear to be mutilated—only for them to later die in the exact same ways. A curious reporter and her boyfriend investigate the bizarre correlation between stage and reality. As they dig deeper, they uncover a nightmarish blur between hypnotism, hallucination, and actual carnage.

Selected disc options for The Wizard of Gore

Extras
Arrow box art
Arrow BD-ALL/US 2018
Something Weird box art
Something Weird BD-A/US 2012
Image box art
Image DVD-1/US 2002
Audio Commentary by Director Herschell Gordon Lewis and Something Weird Video’s Mike Vraney has extra has extra has extra
Introduction by Director Herschell Gordon Lewis (1:56) has extra
Stephen Thrower on “The Wizard of Gore” (10:20) has extra
The Gore The Merrier - Interview with Filmmaker Jeremy Kasten (9:05) has extra
Montag Speaks! - Interview with Actor Ray Sager (19:33) has extra
“The Incredibly Strange Film Show: Herschell Gordon Lewis” (Episode 2, 1988, 40:33) has extra
Gallery of Exploitation Art (2:31) has extra has extra
Theatrical Trailer (5:04) has extra has extra has extra
Bonus Film: How to Make a Doll (1968, 80:45) 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.
  • Something Weird’s “Blood-Drenched Double Feature” Blu-ray also includes The Gore Gore Girls (1972).
  • Image’s “Something Weird Video - Special Edition” DVD is also available in “The Herschell Gordon Lewis Collection” box set.

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