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A man, Ze, screams as the floor opens up underneath him.
He falls through the ground and plummets to the floor.
In a living room, a dark slender rocks back and forth.
Ze has a look of terror on his face.
No, no!
The dark figure gets closer.
Ze continues to scream and holds onto a static woman.
The figure continues to move.
Ze turns to the woman and screams at her.
Spiders creep under the door.
Dark, dramatic music plays.
An ornate room with large pillars draped in plants. Women lie on single beds.
Spiders creep under the door.
Spiders creep all over the the women in bed.
A caption reads: This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse
A woman wakes up and screams.
A graveyard. Alive arms reach out of the graves.
Candles sit atop one of the graves and the hands snuff them out.
A hand shakes as it snuffs out a candle.
A caption reads: A cemetary.
Hand continues to rise from the graves.
Screams are heard. Hands move frantically.
Hands covered in worms begin to shake.
Large screams continue.
The dark, slender figure in the living room draws closer.
A man screams as he receives an axe into his forehead.
Ze, wearing a top hat, stares off camera then walks away.
A caption reads: A great cast
A man is one the floor and is held down by a boot to the face.
At night in a swamp, Ze looks on as a man struggles in the water.
There is screaming. Two figures struggle in the water, one almost drowning.
A woman with a large snake around her shoulders screams.
Snakes slither in through a hole in the wall.
A woman lies on the floor as the snakes surround and slither on her.
She looks up as the snake curls around her head.
A caption reads: This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse
A large boil pulses on a woman's cheek.
The long fingernails of Ze scratch at a women's face who has her mouth stuffed with cotton wool.
A blade attacks the side of a man's neck.
Close-up of a woman screaming.
The blade and the man's neck is covered in blood.
Zoom in on a woman screaming.
A caption reads: 200 snakes
The woman covered in snakes struggles against a wall.
A face has two spiders over it's eyes.
A caption reads: 300 spiders
Spiders creep under a door.
Spiders creep on a woman's chest.
The dark, slender figure moves.
Ze screams.
Bloody limbs and heads are buried in the ground beside live snakes. A figure hits them with a trident and whips them with a rope.
Ze looks on in shock as snow falls.
In a cave. Almost naked bodies painted white are tied to crucifixes by snakes. A almost naked man painted red whips them.
A woman, covered in sand, screams. She is tied to a crucifix, a snake coiled around her arm. She is whipped.
A man buried up to his neck screams as the trident is pushed towards him.
A caption reads: The Tortures of Hell
The man continues to whip the tied up figures.
Bloodied heads and limbs are buried in the ground.
Almost naked bodies climb on the floor through the cave while they are poked with the trident.
A caption reads: 1000 extras
The whipping continues of the tied up bodies.
Three women with blood on their faces and bodies walk slowly in a catatonic state. It is snowing.
Ze stands in front of them beckoning them.
Four women stand in a pool of liquid. They are wet and have blood on their faces.
Lots of screaming.
Ze screams.
Bodies are bound by plaster to the walls of the cave. One body swings from the ceiling by their feet.
A caption reads: Producao de M. Augusto De Cervantes
A body on a crucifix is upside down. A large snake covers its face.
The man whips more bodies.
A caption reads: Direcao Jose Mojica Marins "Ze Do Caixao"
A caption reads: The most terrifying film in the world
The body screams as it swings from the ceiling.
The dark figure walks in the cave with snow falling.
Ze looks on terrified.
Naked bodies covered in white paint scream. The painted red man stands in front of them. Ze walks towards him but is pushed aside by the trident.
A caption reads: This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse
Arrow Video
Cultural icon, anti-establishment statement, sadistic lord of carnival horror! With his iconic long fingernails, top hat and cape, Zé do Caixão (Coffin Joe) was the creation of Brazilian filmmaker José Mojica Marins, who wrote, directed and starred in a series of outrageous movies from 1964 to 2008.
An unholy undertaker in search of the perfect woman to propagate his bloodline, Zé do Caixão made his screen debut with the first Brazilian-produced horror film, At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul. Three years later, his quest would continue in This Night I’ll Possess Your Corpse, with Zé embarking on an even more brutal campaign of terror, aided and abetted by his hunchbacked assistant. The Strange World of Coffin Joe, meanwhile, is an anthology of three short horror films featuring a strange dollmaker, a necrophiliac balloon seller with a foot fetish, and a psychotic professor involved in sadistic rituals. Sex, perversion and sadism abound in The Awakening of the Beast as a psychiatrist experiments on four volunteers with Lsd in this surreal examination of 60s drug culture.
Diverging from horror toward satirical black comedy, The End of Man sees a naked stranger emerge from the sea to perform miracles in a nearby town and become a modern messiah whose deeds will affect the whole world. Rarely-seen sequel When the Gods Fall Asleep continues this blackly comic trajectory as our messianic cult figure sets out to right wrongs, expose corruption and end social unrest. The Strange Hostel of Naked Pleasures brings Zé do Caixão back to the screen as the proprietor of an isolated guest house where, on a dark and stormy night, an eclectic group of strangers seek shelter. In Hellish Flesh, Dr George Medeiros is a brilliant scientist, but a neglectful husband whose wife takes a lover and plans to murder George for his fortune, but the doctor is only disfigured and returns with a plan for revenge! Meanwhile, in Hallucinations of a Deranged Mind, the colleagues of a psychiatric doctor driven to insanity by nightmare visions of Zé do Caixão enlist the character’s creator, José Mojica Marins, to convince the patient that Zé does not exist - but all is not as it seems! Finally, in Embodiment of Evil, Marins returns to the role that made his name one last time, as Zé do Caixão emerges onto the streets of São Paulo in 2008, haunted by ghostly visions and the spirits of past victims, and still in pursuit of the woman who can give him the perfect child.
Newly restored from the best available elements and packed with new and archival extras, Inside the Mind of Coffin Joe is a love letter to one of the great iconoclasts of horror, who forged his films in the face of military dictatorship and religious censorship to become Brazil’s national Boogeyman.
Product Features
- Brand new 4K restorations from the best available elements
- High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentations of all films
- Original lossless mono audio for all films (except Embodiment of Evil)
- Optional English subtitles on all films
- Coffin Joe: Against the World!, an illustrated collector’s book featuring new writing by Tim Lucas, Carlos Primati, Jerome Reuter, Amy Voorhees Searles, Kyle Anderson, and Paulo Sacramento
- Reversible sleeves featuring newly commissioned artwork by Butcher Billy
- Double-sided fold-out poster featuring newly commissioned artwork by Butcher Billy
- 12 postcard-sized double-sided art cards
Disc 1: At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul
- Brand new 4K restoration from a 35mm interpositive and a 35mm print
- Archive audio commentary with writer, director and star José Mojica Marins, filmmaker Paulo Duarte and film scholar Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)
- Coffin Joe’s Sadean Underworld, a new video essay by film scholar Lindsay Hallam
- Damned: The Strange World of José Mojica Marins, the definitive documentary on the life and work of José Mojica Marins by André Barcinski and Ivan Finotti
- Bloody Kingdom, José Mojica Marins’ first short film with director’s commentary
- The Adventurer’s Fate and My Destiny in Your Hands, excerpts from early works by José Mojica Marins
- Theatrical trailer
Disc 2: This Night I’ll Possess Your Corpse / The Strange World Of Coffin Joe
- Brand new 4K restoration of This Night I’ll Possess Your Corpse from the original 35mm camera negative and 35mm interpositive
- Brand new 4K restoration of The Strange World of Coffin Joe from a 35mm interpositive and a 35mm print
- Archive audio commentaries for both films with José Mojica Marins, Paulo Duarte and Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)
- Eccentric of Cinema, a new interview with author Stephen Thrower examining the early life and influences of José Mojica Marins
- On Tonight’s Horror Show!, a new video essay by film scholar Miranda Corcoran looking at the mythic figure of Coffin Joe within the canon of horror hosts
- Alternative ending for The Strange World of Coffin Joe with commentary by José Mojica Marins
- Theatrical trailers
Disc 3: The Awakening Of The Beast / The End Of Man
- Brand new 4K restoration of The Awakening of the Beast from a 35mm interpositive and a 35mm print
- Brand new 4K restoration of The End of Man from the original 35mm camera negative
- Archive audio commentaries for both films with José Mojica Marins, Paulo Duarte and Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)
- The Strange Mind of Coffin Joe, a new interview with author Guy Adams exploring the esoteric aspects of José Mojica Marins
- A Woman for Joe, a new video essay by film scholar Alexandra Heller-Nicholas exploring the complex gender politics of Marins’ filmography
- Alternate opening titles for The Awakening of the Beast
- Theatrical trailers
Disc 4: When The Gods Fall Asleep / The Strange Hostel Of Naked Pleasures
- Brand new 4K restoration of When the Gods Fall Asleep from a 35mm film print, the only known existing element
- Brand new 4K restoration of The Strange Hostel of Naked Pleasures from the original 35mm camera negative
- The Demonic Surrealism of Coffin Joe, a new interview with scholar and filmmaker Virginie Sélavy exploring the parallels between the work of José Mojica Marins and the European and South American surrealist movements
- Delirium, Surrealism, and Vision, a new interview with author Jack Sargeant
- Apostle of Evil, a new interview with Dennison Ramalho (co-writer of Embodiment of Evil) about his early connection to Coffin Joe
- Mojica in the Snow: Tonight I Incarnate at Sundance!, footage of Marins attending the Sundance Film Festival in 2001
- A Blind Date for Coffin Joe, a short film by Raymond “Coffin Ray” Castile
- Theatrical trailer for The Strange Hostel of Naked Pleasures
Disc 5: Hellish Flesh / Hallucinations Of A Deranged Mind
- Brand new 4K restorations of both films from the original 35mm camera negatives
- Archive audio commentary for Hallucinations of a Deranged Mind with José Mojica Marins, editor Nilcemar Leyart, Paulo Duarte and Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)
- Aesthetics of Garbage: José Mojica Marins, a Complicated Icon, a new interview with filmmaker Andrew Leavold (The Search for Weng Weng) examining Marins' place in the Marginal Cinema movements of the 60s and 70s
- Beyond Good and Evil, a new video essay by film critic Kat Ellinger
- Theatrical trailers
Disc 6: Embodiment Of Evil
- Original lossless Dts-HD Ma 2.0 and 5.1 audio options
- Archive audio commentary with producer Paulo Sacramento and co-screenwriter Dennison Ramalho (Portuguese with English subtitles)
- Learning from the Master, a new interview with screenwriter Dennison Ramalho
- Fantasia Film Festival Premiere Footage, archival footage of José Mojica Marins at the film's premiere
- Apprenticeship of Evil, an archival interview in which Ramalho pays tribute to José Mojica Marins and looks back on their friendship
- Official Making Of and Experimental Making Of, two archival featurettes about the production
- Deleted scenes with commentary by director José Mojica Marins
- Visual Effects: Purgatory, an archival featurette with commentary by director José Mojica Marins
- Storyboards, an archival featurette with commentary by director José Mojica Marins
- Theatrical trailer
- Arrow Video
- 937 mins approx
- 18
- 1.85:1
- Portuguese
- 6
- Arrow Video
- José Mojica Marins
- Marcelo Motta
- André Barcinski
- Ivan Finotti
- José Mojica Marins
- Magda Mei
- Tina Wohlers
- Luiz Sérgio Person
- Andreia Bryan
- Teresa Sodré
- Cláudio Alberto
- Alfredo Almeida
- Helena Ramos
- Jorge Peres
- Jece Valadão
- English
- 1964
- B
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A man, Ze, screams as the floor opens up underneath him.
He falls through the ground and plummets to the floor.
In a living room, a dark slender rocks back and forth.
Ze has a look of terror on his face.
No, no!
The dark figure gets closer.
Ze continues to scream and holds onto a static woman.
The figure continues to move.
Ze turns to the woman and screams at her.
Spiders creep under the door.
Dark, dramatic music plays.
An ornate room with large pillars draped in plants. Women lie on single beds.
Spiders creep under the door.
Spiders creep all over the the women in bed.
A caption reads: This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse
A woman wakes up and screams.
A graveyard. Alive arms reach out of the graves.
Candles sit atop one of the graves and the hands snuff them out.
A hand shakes as it snuffs out a candle.
A caption reads: A cemetary.
Hand continues to rise from the graves.
Screams are heard. Hands move frantically.
Hands covered in worms begin to shake.
Large screams continue.
The dark, slender figure in the living room draws closer.
A man screams as he receives an axe into his forehead.
Ze, wearing a top hat, stares off camera then walks away.
A caption reads: A great cast
A man is one the floor and is held down by a boot to the face.
At night in a swamp, Ze looks on as a man struggles in the water.
There is screaming. Two figures struggle in the water, one almost drowning.
A woman with a large snake around her shoulders screams.
Snakes slither in through a hole in the wall.
A woman lies on the floor as the snakes surround and slither on her.
She looks up as the snake curls around her head.
A caption reads: This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse
A large boil pulses on a woman's cheek.
The long fingernails of Ze scratch at a women's face who has her mouth stuffed with cotton wool.
A blade attacks the side of a man's neck.
Close-up of a woman screaming.
The blade and the man's neck is covered in blood.
Zoom in on a woman screaming.
A caption reads: 200 snakes
The woman covered in snakes struggles against a wall.
A face has two spiders over it's eyes.
A caption reads: 300 spiders
Spiders creep under a door.
Spiders creep on a woman's chest.
The dark, slender figure moves.
Ze screams.
Bloody limbs and heads are buried in the ground beside live snakes. A figure hits them with a trident and whips them with a rope.
Ze looks on in shock as snow falls.
In a cave. Almost naked bodies painted white are tied to crucifixes by snakes. A almost naked man painted red whips them.
A woman, covered in sand, screams. She is tied to a crucifix, a snake coiled around her arm. She is whipped.
A man buried up to his neck screams as the trident is pushed towards him.
A caption reads: The Tortures of Hell
The man continues to whip the tied up figures.
Bloodied heads and limbs are buried in the ground.
Almost naked bodies climb on the floor through the cave while they are poked with the trident.
A caption reads: 1000 extras
The whipping continues of the tied up bodies.
Three women with blood on their faces and bodies walk slowly in a catatonic state. It is snowing.
Ze stands in front of them beckoning them.
Four women stand in a pool of liquid. They are wet and have blood on their faces.
Lots of screaming.
Ze screams.
Bodies are bound by plaster to the walls of the cave. One body swings from the ceiling by their feet.
A caption reads: Producao de M. Augusto De Cervantes
A body on a crucifix is upside down. A large snake covers its face.
The man whips more bodies.
A caption reads: Direcao Jose Mojica Marins "Ze Do Caixao"
A caption reads: The most terrifying film in the world
The body screams as it swings from the ceiling.
The dark figure walks in the cave with snow falling.
Ze looks on terrified.
Naked bodies covered in white paint scream. The painted red man stands in front of them. Ze walks towards him but is pushed aside by the trident.
A caption reads: This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse
Arrow Video
Cultural icon, anti-establishment statement, sadistic lord of carnival horror! With his iconic long fingernails, top hat and cape, Zé do Caixão (Coffin Joe) was the creation of Brazilian filmmaker José Mojica Marins, who wrote, directed and starred in a series of outrageous movies from 1964 to 2008.
An unholy undertaker in search of the perfect woman to propagate his bloodline, Zé do Caixão made his screen debut with the first Brazilian-produced horror film, At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul. Three years later, his quest would continue in This Night I’ll Possess Your Corpse, with Zé embarking on an even more brutal campaign of terror, aided and abetted by his hunchbacked assistant. The Strange World of Coffin Joe, meanwhile, is an anthology of three short horror films featuring a strange dollmaker, a necrophiliac balloon seller with a foot fetish, and a psychotic professor involved in sadistic rituals. Sex, perversion and sadism abound in The Awakening of the Beast as a psychiatrist experiments on four volunteers with Lsd in this surreal examination of 60s drug culture.
Diverging from horror toward satirical black comedy, The End of Man sees a naked stranger emerge from the sea to perform miracles in a nearby town and become a modern messiah whose deeds will affect the whole world. Rarely-seen sequel When the Gods Fall Asleep continues this blackly comic trajectory as our messianic cult figure sets out to right wrongs, expose corruption and end social unrest. The Strange Hostel of Naked Pleasures brings Zé do Caixão back to the screen as the proprietor of an isolated guest house where, on a dark and stormy night, an eclectic group of strangers seek shelter. In Hellish Flesh, Dr George Medeiros is a brilliant scientist, but a neglectful husband whose wife takes a lover and plans to murder George for his fortune, but the doctor is only disfigured and returns with a plan for revenge! Meanwhile, in Hallucinations of a Deranged Mind, the colleagues of a psychiatric doctor driven to insanity by nightmare visions of Zé do Caixão enlist the character’s creator, José Mojica Marins, to convince the patient that Zé does not exist - but all is not as it seems! Finally, in Embodiment of Evil, Marins returns to the role that made his name one last time, as Zé do Caixão emerges onto the streets of São Paulo in 2008, haunted by ghostly visions and the spirits of past victims, and still in pursuit of the woman who can give him the perfect child.
Newly restored from the best available elements and packed with new and archival extras, Inside the Mind of Coffin Joe is a love letter to one of the great iconoclasts of horror, who forged his films in the face of military dictatorship and religious censorship to become Brazil’s national Boogeyman.
Product Features
- Brand new 4K restorations from the best available elements
- High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentations of all films
- Original lossless mono audio for all films (except Embodiment of Evil)
- Optional English subtitles on all films
- Coffin Joe: Against the World!, an illustrated collector’s book featuring new writing by Tim Lucas, Carlos Primati, Jerome Reuter, Amy Voorhees Searles, Kyle Anderson, and Paulo Sacramento
- Reversible sleeves featuring newly commissioned artwork by Butcher Billy
- Double-sided fold-out poster featuring newly commissioned artwork by Butcher Billy
- 12 postcard-sized double-sided art cards
Disc 1: At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul
- Brand new 4K restoration from a 35mm interpositive and a 35mm print
- Archive audio commentary with writer, director and star José Mojica Marins, filmmaker Paulo Duarte and film scholar Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)
- Coffin Joe’s Sadean Underworld, a new video essay by film scholar Lindsay Hallam
- Damned: The Strange World of José Mojica Marins, the definitive documentary on the life and work of José Mojica Marins by André Barcinski and Ivan Finotti
- Bloody Kingdom, José Mojica Marins’ first short film with director’s commentary
- The Adventurer’s Fate and My Destiny in Your Hands, excerpts from early works by José Mojica Marins
- Theatrical trailer
Disc 2: This Night I’ll Possess Your Corpse / The Strange World Of Coffin Joe
- Brand new 4K restoration of This Night I’ll Possess Your Corpse from the original 35mm camera negative and 35mm interpositive
- Brand new 4K restoration of The Strange World of Coffin Joe from a 35mm interpositive and a 35mm print
- Archive audio commentaries for both films with José Mojica Marins, Paulo Duarte and Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)
- Eccentric of Cinema, a new interview with author Stephen Thrower examining the early life and influences of José Mojica Marins
- On Tonight’s Horror Show!, a new video essay by film scholar Miranda Corcoran looking at the mythic figure of Coffin Joe within the canon of horror hosts
- Alternative ending for The Strange World of Coffin Joe with commentary by José Mojica Marins
- Theatrical trailers
Disc 3: The Awakening Of The Beast / The End Of Man
- Brand new 4K restoration of The Awakening of the Beast from a 35mm interpositive and a 35mm print
- Brand new 4K restoration of The End of Man from the original 35mm camera negative
- Archive audio commentaries for both films with José Mojica Marins, Paulo Duarte and Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)
- The Strange Mind of Coffin Joe, a new interview with author Guy Adams exploring the esoteric aspects of José Mojica Marins
- A Woman for Joe, a new video essay by film scholar Alexandra Heller-Nicholas exploring the complex gender politics of Marins’ filmography
- Alternate opening titles for The Awakening of the Beast
- Theatrical trailers
Disc 4: When The Gods Fall Asleep / The Strange Hostel Of Naked Pleasures
- Brand new 4K restoration of When the Gods Fall Asleep from a 35mm film print, the only known existing element
- Brand new 4K restoration of The Strange Hostel of Naked Pleasures from the original 35mm camera negative
- The Demonic Surrealism of Coffin Joe, a new interview with scholar and filmmaker Virginie Sélavy exploring the parallels between the work of José Mojica Marins and the European and South American surrealist movements
- Delirium, Surrealism, and Vision, a new interview with author Jack Sargeant
- Apostle of Evil, a new interview with Dennison Ramalho (co-writer of Embodiment of Evil) about his early connection to Coffin Joe
- Mojica in the Snow: Tonight I Incarnate at Sundance!, footage of Marins attending the Sundance Film Festival in 2001
- A Blind Date for Coffin Joe, a short film by Raymond “Coffin Ray” Castile
- Theatrical trailer for The Strange Hostel of Naked Pleasures
Disc 5: Hellish Flesh / Hallucinations Of A Deranged Mind
- Brand new 4K restorations of both films from the original 35mm camera negatives
- Archive audio commentary for Hallucinations of a Deranged Mind with José Mojica Marins, editor Nilcemar Leyart, Paulo Duarte and Carlos Primati (Portuguese with English subtitles)
- Aesthetics of Garbage: José Mojica Marins, a Complicated Icon, a new interview with filmmaker Andrew Leavold (The Search for Weng Weng) examining Marins' place in the Marginal Cinema movements of the 60s and 70s
- Beyond Good and Evil, a new video essay by film critic Kat Ellinger
- Theatrical trailers
Disc 6: Embodiment Of Evil
- Original lossless Dts-HD Ma 2.0 and 5.1 audio options
- Archive audio commentary with producer Paulo Sacramento and co-screenwriter Dennison Ramalho (Portuguese with English subtitles)
- Learning from the Master, a new interview with screenwriter Dennison Ramalho
- Fantasia Film Festival Premiere Footage, archival footage of José Mojica Marins at the film's premiere
- Apprenticeship of Evil, an archival interview in which Ramalho pays tribute to José Mojica Marins and looks back on their friendship
- Official Making Of and Experimental Making Of, two archival featurettes about the production
- Deleted scenes with commentary by director José Mojica Marins
- Visual Effects: Purgatory, an archival featurette with commentary by director José Mojica Marins
- Storyboards, an archival featurette with commentary by director José Mojica Marins
- Theatrical trailer
- Arrow Video
- 937 mins approx
- 18
- 1.85:1
- Portuguese
- 6
- Arrow Video
- José Mojica Marins
- Marcelo Motta
- André Barcinski
- Ivan Finotti
- José Mojica Marins
- Magda Mei
- Tina Wohlers
- Luiz Sérgio Person
- Andreia Bryan
- Teresa Sodré
- Cláudio Alberto
- Alfredo Almeida
- Helena Ramos
- Jorge Peres
- Jece Valadão
- English
- 1964
- B
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Even if you’ve never heard of Coffin Joe, pick this up!!!
I’d never heard of Coffin Joe before picking up this set, but I’m so glad I did. The box set is gorgeous and extensive and I’ve become a huge fan!
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Iconic
Amazing set from Arrow!!!
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Too Good To Miss
After initially not buying this on Day One,which I usually do with Arrow products I am interested in.I had watched a few of these on the Arrow channel,but it is great to have them on disc.All copies now have the replaced Awakening of the Beast disc,which initially had subtitles missing for some of the film.The transfers are amazing considering the age of the films.An all round great collection in a great box set.
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Nails
Great set of old cult movies!
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Maybe the best of 2024
Even though the year has only started, Inside The Mind Of Coffin Joe might be the best release of the year. It's packed with films and great extras and the films are definitely worth watching for genrefilm enthusiasts. At Midnight I Will Take Your Soul and Tonight I Will Possess Your Corpse are quite something and prove that Marins was ahead of his time, doing something extraordinary that defies the simple label of horror attached to them. The boxset itself is excellent with amazing new artwork and I hope we'll get more released with art by Butcher Billy. The only downside is not including a poster featuring original artwork and maybe the fact that there are no cover sleeves with original artwork, however this way I'll save shelf space which is good. And the set still features nice two-sided cards with original and new artwork. Definitely a must buy.
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