101 Films

101 Films presents 80s sci-fi classic Trancers (1984), on 4K UHD in the UK for the first time. In a decade packed with classic sci-fi, Trancers stands out as an underseen gem. Part tech noir thriller part zombie hunt with a healthy dose of comedy and a killer synth score, this is cult 80s cinema at its best. <br/><br/>Welcome to Angel City, 2247. Trooper Jack Deth (Tim Thomerson, Near Dark) is wiping out the last disciples of Whistler, who used his psychic power to 'trance' those with inferior minds, forcing them to follow his every desire. Though he'd been thought dead, he's very much alive... in the year 1985. Whistler's master plan - kill the ancestors of the city council. With the council disbanded, nothing can stop him from controlling the city. And that's where Deth comes in. Jack is sent back in time, inhabiting the body of his ancestor. Just one problem: Whistler's ancestor is a police detective, and he's been trancing people in 1985. With the help of a strong-willed punk, Lena (Academy Award winner Helen Hunt) Deth must confront Whistler one final time, while the fate of time itself hangs in the balance! <br/><br/>Brand new extras: 'Dancing with Trancers' - Interview with director Charles Band - 'A Living Daydream' - Interview with Chris Alexander - 'It's All A Daze' - Interview with Ted Nicolaou - Limited edition booklet includes: Adventures Across the Fourth Dimension: A Gonzo Guide to the Golden Age of Time Travel Movies by Rich Johnson and Destination: Los Angeles 1984: How Trancers and others reshaped the City of Angels by James Mottram <br/>Archive extras: Commentary with director Charles Band and Tim Thomerson - Trancers: City of Lost Angels - Short film - Trancers - Video essay - Making of featurette - Trailer - Interviews - Still gallery

Limiterad utgåva. Först till kvarn!<br/><br/>101 Films presents iconic slashers The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) and Slumber Party Massacre II (1987), on 4K UHD and Blu-ray in the UK for the first time. Conceived as a parody of the slasher movie, The Slumber Party Massacre was eventually shot as a straightforward horror, leading to some uniquely dark humour both intended and otherwise. The more overtly comical Slumber Party Massacre II was the first of several sequels in what was the first horror series to be exclusively written and directed by women, providing a fresh perspective within an historically male-dominated genre.<br/><br/>The Slumber Party Massacre: It's going to be the slumber party to end all slumber parties. With her parents away, Trish (Michelle Michaels) is planning a weekend of high jinks fun for her high school basketball team friends - a slumber party at her house. She's not sure if she wants to invite the newly arrived and talented Valerie (Robin Stille) but someone who is definitely coming is Russ Thorn. Locked up in a mental institution since 1969, Thorn, the nastiest of the driller killer psychos, has escaped and is heading back to town intent on more bloody mayhem. This night no one's going to get much sleep - there's potato chips, drinks, dope, severed heads, blood and gore-a-plenty.<br/><br/>Slumber Party Massacre II: The only sane survivor of The Slumber Party Massacre (1982), Courtney (Crystal Bernard) dreams of the drill murderer returning. She can't shake the horrible feeling that she and her friends will be viciously tormented and brutally butchered. Again, and again the nightmare returns. No one believes her, until it's too late. The drill killer returns, reincarnated as an evil rocker, he methodically stalks them one by one and violently gores them to death ... can anyone survive Slumber Party Massacre II<br/><br/>Special Features:<br/><br/>Limited Edition Booklet includes: 'Holding a mirror to the male gaze' by Sarah Appleton & 'Teenage Dreams: The Slumber Party Massacre II' by Keri O'Shea<br/><br/>Slumber Party Massacre: <br/>Sleepless Nights: The Making of the Slumber Party Massacre <br/>Audio commentary with director Amy Holden Jones and actors Michael Villella and Debra De Liso <br/>Interview with actor Rigg Kennedy <br/>Trailers <br/>Alternate title sequence <br/>Still gallery<br/><br/>Slumber Party Massacre II: <br/>Original R-rated cut <br/>Extended unrated cut <br/>Audio commentary with writer / director / producer Deborah Brock, producer Don Daniel and story editor Beverly Gray <br/>Sleepless Nights: Revisiting Slumber Party Massacre II <br/>Trailers <br/>Still Gallery

Tidlös medeltid. Tyrannen Cromwell engagerar en häxa för att väcka den onde häxmästaren Xusia från sin tusenåriga sömn. Assisterad av Xusias svartkonster skövlar Cromwell det idylliska kungariket Eh-Dan och mördar kungafamiljen. Dock lyckas prins Talon komma undan. Elva år förflyter och Talon kommer till Eh-Dans huvudstad tillsammans med sitt gäng av legosoldater. Han räddar den vackra Alana från några druckna soldater och hon ber honom att befria sin bror Mikah, som sitter i Cromwells fängelsehåla, och ansluta sig till rebellerna. Talon går med på detta för en natt med Alana. Cromwell intrigerar för att lägga under sig ytterligare fyra kungadömen och inviterar deras ledare till en stor fest. Talon lyckas befria Mikah och de andra rebellerna, men åker själv fast och spikas upp i bankettsalen. Under festligheterna är det meningen att Cromwell ska gifta sig med Alana. Den rasande Talon lyckas befria sig själv samtidigt som Mikah, fångarna och legosoldaterna invaderar salen. Under striden lyckas Alana, Cromwell och dennes närmaste rådgivare Machelli fly genom en tunnellabyrint. Cromwell skiljs från de andra. Det visar sig att Machelli egentligen är Xusia, vilken Cromwell försökt att döda, och som nu ruvar på hämnd. Talon och Cromwell dyker upp och den förre dödar Xusia med sitt specialsvärd. Han dödar även Cromwell.<br/><br/> Limited edition extras: <br/>- Rigid box packaging <br/>- Set of art cards <br/>- Poster featuring original artwork <br/>- Limited edition booklet includes 'Cromwell's Madhouse: The Sword and the Sorcerer Revisited' by Mat Colegate and 'The Sword, the Sorcerer and the Visionary' by Paul Rowlands<br/><br/>Extras: <br/>- Tales of the Ancient Empire - An interview with director Albert Pyun <br/>- A Princess' Tale - An interview with actress Kathleen Beller <br/>- Mightier than the Sword - An interview with co-writer/co-producer John Stuckmeyer <br/>- Master of the Blade - An interview with editor Marshall Harvey <br/>- The Specialist and the Effects - An interview with special makeup effects artist Allan Apone <br/>- Brothers in Arms - An interview with special effects artists the Chiodo brothers - Charles, Edward and Stephen <br/>- Dedicated to Jack Tyree, Stuntman - The cast and crew remember stuntman Jack Tyree <br/>- Trailers From Hell - Editor Marshall Harvey on the Sword and the Sorcerer <br/>- Theatrical trailers <br/>- TV spot <br/>- Still gallery