Incense for the Damned (1971) • Discape

A distorted world comes to life – forbidden secrets sensationally revealed!

Incense for the Damned (1971) tells of a troubled Oxford student whose strange behavior leads his friends to search for him in Greece. There, they uncover a sinister cult and a vampiric influence that has consumed his soul. Blending gothic atmosphere with themes of possession and decadence, the film offers a haunting take on modern vampirism.

Selected disc options for Incense for the Damned

Extras	Severin BD-ALL/US 2023	Redemption DVD-1/US/OOP 2005	Image DVD-1/US/OOP 2001
Audio Commentary by Kevin Lyons and Jonathan Rigby	has extra
Bite Me! - Interview with John Hamilton (20:20)	has extra
Daddy’s Girl - Interview with Jean Hartford-Davis (Daughter of Director Robert Hartford-Davis) (17:21)	has extra
Hydra Phonics - Interview with Sound Recordist Tony Dawe (9:59)	has extra
The Trip - Interview with Actress Françoise Pascal (16:53)	has extra
Alternate Opening Title Sequence as “Freedom Seeker” (1:35)	has extra
Drive-In Intermission Announcements (9:36, 4:57, 2:18)			has extra
Drive-In Exploitation Art Gallery (9:31)			has extra
Stills Gallery (71 Images, 4:44)		has extra
US Theatrical Trailer (2:13)	has extra		has extra
“Midsummer Nightmare” (Short, 1964, 5:20)			has extra
“Stranger in the City” - Directed by Robert Hartford-Davis (Short, 1961, 22:24)	has extra
“The Horny Vampire” (Short, 1971, 12:53)			has extra

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Notes

Severin’s Blu-ray is included in the “Cushing Curiosities” box set with Cone of Silence (1960), Suspect (1960), The Man Who Finally Died (1963), Sherlock Holmes (1968) and Tender Dracula (1974). It includes a 200-page booklet with writing by Jonathan Rigby (“Peter Cushing: A Portrait in Six Sketches”).
Image’s “Something Weird Video: Vampire Drive-In Double Feature - Special Edition” DVD also includes Blood Thirst (1971). It is also available in the “Box of Blood” box set with Bloody Pit of Horror (1965), Carnival of Blood (1970), Blood Thirst (1971) and Curse of the Headless Horseman (1972). Trailers included: The Crawling Thing / Creature of Evil, The Embalmer (1965) / The She Beast (1966), Orgy of the Living Dead: The Murder Clinic (1966) / Kill, Baby... Kill! (1966) / Fangs of the Living Dead (1969), Chiller Carnival of Blood: The Torture Chamber of Dr. Sadism (1967) / Mad Doctor of Blood Island (1968) / Theatre of Death (1967) / Brides of Blood (1968), Devil Woman (1970) / Dragons Never Die (1974) and Night of the Witches (1970) / Dr. Frankenstein on Campus (1970).

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Bite Me! (20:20)
Daddy’s Girl (17:21)
Hydra Phonics (9:59)
The Trip (16:53)
“Stranger in the City” (Short, 1961, 22:24)

Presentation	Severin BD 2023 Video File 1 Codec: MPEG-4 AVC Resolution: 1080p23.976 Overall bit rate: 36.60 Mbps Aspect ratio: 1.67:1 Length:1:26:27.098 File size: 24.33 GiB Audio File 1 Language: English DTS-HD MA 2.0 Mono Sampling rate: 48 kHz Bit rate: 1887 kbps Bit depth: 24-bit Subtitles English SDH
Extras	Audio Commentary by Kevin Lyons and Jonathan Rigby Severin BD
	Bite Me! - Interview with John Hamilton (20:20, 1080p) Severin BD
	Daddy’s Girl - Interview with Jean Hartford-Davis (Daughter of Director Robert Hartford-Davis) (17:21, 1080p) Severin BD
	Hydra Phonics - Interview with Sound Recordist Tony Dawe (9:59, 1080p) Severin BD
	The Trip - Interview with Actress Françoise Pascal (16:53, 1080p) Severin BD
	Alternate Opening Title Sequence as “Freedom Seeker” (1:35, 1080i60) Severin BD
	Drive-In Intermission Announcements (9:36, 4:57, 2:18, 480p) Image DVD
	Drive-In Exploitation Art Gallery (9:31, 480p) Image DVD
	Stills Gallery (71 Images, 4:44, 480p) Redemption DVD
	US Theatrical Trailer (2:13, 1080p) Severin BD
	“Midsummer Nightmare” (Short, 1964, 5:20, 480i) Image DVD
	“Stranger in the City” - Directed by Robert Hartford-Davis (Short, 1961, 22:24, 1080p) Severin BD
	“The Horny Vampire” (Short, 1971, 12:53, 480p) Image DVD