A remote island village… A team of intrepid scientists… A terrifying secret…
Film Synopsis
Doomwatch (1972) follows a marine biologist sent to a Cornish island after reports surface of environmental contamination linked to toxic waste disposal. As he encounters hostility from insular residents and uncovers evidence of genetic damage among wildlife and villagers, official denials intensify the crisis. This British science fiction thriller blends ecological alarm and conspiracy tension in a study of environmental recklessness and communal denial.
Doomwatch Blu-ray & DVD editions
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| Disc Extras | Kino BD-A/US 2016 | 88 Films BD-B/UK 2024 | Screenbound BD-ALL/UK 2016 | Image DVD-1/US/OOP 2001 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Audio Commentary by Director Peter Sasdy | ||||
| Audio Commentary by Sean Hogan and Kim Newman | ||||
| Introduction by Director Peter Sasdy | ||||
| To the Big Screen: Making “Doomwatch” | ||||
| Doomsday - Interview with Actress Judy Geeson | ||||
| Saving Our Oceans - Interview with Actress Jean Trend | ||||
| Stills Gallery | ||||
| Theatrical Trailer |
Edition and Packaging Notes
- 88 Films’ “Tigon Collection” Blu-ray includes a 20-page booklet with writing by Jon Dear (“‘Doomwatch’ (Peter Sasdy, 1972)”).
- Screenbound’s Blu-ray contains no extras.
- Image’s “The EuroShock Collection” DVD contains no extras.
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Collector’s guide
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| Editions | |
|---|---|
| Extras | Audio Commentary by Director Peter Sasdy 88 Films BD |
| Audio Commentary by Sean Hogan and Kim Newman 88 Films BD | |
| Introduction by Director Peter Sasdy 88 Films BD | |
| To the Big Screen: Making “Doomwatch” 88 Films BD | |
| Doomsday - Interview with Actress Judy Geeson Kino BD | |
| Saving Our Oceans - Interview with Actress Jean Trend 88 Films BD | |
| Stills Gallery 88 Films BD | |
| Theatrical Trailer 88 Films BD |