The Official Trailer Compilations on Blu-ray Thread

[bruce holecheck]

Full Moon's NAZITHON will be an extra with Blue Underground's upcoming LOVE CAMP 7 blu -- though I imagine it's just the DVD included as a bonus disc.

[NoirFan]

Rock Shock Pop review of Trail of Dracula, which includes screenshots of the trailer contents.

I appreciated that the trailers were a mix of domestic and foreign fanged flicks (time to track down Lake of Dracula), but I wish they had been in chronological order. Failing that, they could at least have moved the original Dracula up one slot so it would be first! Minor quibbles though, as this is an excellent trailer comp (I haven't watched the main doc yet). I think I'm going to dust off my copy of In Search of Dracula now!

[NoirFan]

The most recent issue of Rue Morgue (with a terrific cover story on Let's Scare Jessica to Death that unfortunately - if unsurprisingly, given that we're talking about Paramount - makes no mention of any impending BD release) has a full-page Severin ad that includes Return of Kung Fu Trailers of Fury, but no release date/time frame given. The cover art looks appropriately bad-ass (I took a close-up with my camera phone):

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[bigshot]

I'm in for Trailer Trauma 3. I'm not a big fan of the 80s, but I'm sure it will make up for that with fringiness.

[The Batman Professor]

Originally Posted by mikey horror

I'm a sucker for trailer comps and have amassed a pretty good amount of them over the years. These are the ones I currently have if it helps add a few titles to the discussion:

Great collection, man!

As a fellow devotee of trailer comps, the DELIRIUM sets are the gold standard as far as I'm concerned. The GRINDHOUSE series are a close second.

FESTIVAL OF FRIGHT is rather amateurish in its assembly, but has some obsure b&w "poverty row" stuff I had never seen before. Unfortunately some of the trailers are marred by computer generated titles, which are a bit baffling.

COLOUR CORRECT MY... is utter rubbish and not worth the money spent.

SHOCK FESTIVAL is notable for the cd of radio ads for movies, truly a lost art. I listen to them in my car all of the time.

TRAILER TRAUMA 2 is way better than the first release, so I have high hopes for part 3.

[tsetse27]

any update when Diabolik will ship TRAILER TRAUMA 3?

thanks

[hypnohighball]

Originally Posted by tsetse27

any update when Diabolik will ship TRAILER TRAUMA 3?

thanks

Probably at least not until after they list the contents!

[The Batman Professor]

Last update said delivery from replicator this week, so hopefully Diabolik will be shipping before the end of the month.

[NoirFan]

Originally Posted by The Batman Professor

Last update said delivery from replicator this week, so hopefully Diabolik will be shipping before the end of the month.

It will be apparently be shipping by the end of the week (this is from 12/26):

Originally Posted by Diabolik on FB

Garagehouse Pictures TRAILER TRAUMA 3 is running a little late but it will be worth it when it starts shipping next week !

[El_Fez]

Originally Posted by The Batman Professor

As a fellow devotee of trailer comps, the DELIRIUM sets are the gold standard as far as I'm concerned. The GRINDHOUSE series are a close second.

While there are discs with more trailers out there, for sheer volume of information for each movie, you cant go wrong with the Video Nasties discs. I find myself going back to the talking head sections after I watch a nasty.

Really good stuff.

[The Batman Professor]

Originally Posted by El_Fez

While there are discs with more trailers out there, for sheer volume of information for each movie, you cant go wrong with the Video Nasties discs. I find myself going back to the talking head sections after I watch a nasty.

Really good stuff.

Sorry to not be clear, but I lump the NASTIES discs with GRINDHOUSE, since they come from the same label (Nucleus Films.) They are indeed spectacular comps.

[NoirFan]

Regarding Trailer Trauma 3:

Originally Posted by Diabolik on FB

They should be shipping next week if no further delays.

[NoirFan]

Regarding Return of Kung Fu Trailers of Fury:

Originally Posted by Severin email

New tentative release date should be 2/21.

Repost of the terrific cover art:

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[El_Fez]

Fantastic! I cant wait to pick up a copy.

I just gave away to my Secret Santa the second copy of the first one I got during Severn's BF sale. I hope they enjoy it as much as I do.

[geoff]

From Umbrella Entertainment on facebook:

Landing in March - more gore, bullets, mayhem and nudity than you can poke a blood-streaked machete at!
Over 250 trailers from three of the most outrageously exploitative decades of cinema,
smashing you in the eyes and ears in glorious, glistening, High-Definition!

This is DRIVE-IN DELIRIUM!

Two volumes! Blu-Ray! Get it in you!

TRAILER

[NoirFan]

Great promo reel! (You can see the cover art for the two volumes at the end of it.)


https://vimeo.com/195912230

Originally Posted by Drive-In Delirium: 60’s & 70’s Savagery (Hi-Def Hysteria)

DRIVE-IN DELIRIUM is back and now delivering 1080p times the insanity. Take an eye-popping, jaw-dropping, mind-boggling and trouser-bulging trip back to the gory days of big screen exploitation with this collection of the most astounding trailer trash ever to engulf the Age of Aquarius and the Disco era in cinematic up-chuck! Bursting with over 6 hours of non-stop sex, violence, monsters and mayhem - DRIVE-IN DELIRIUM: 60s & 70s SAVAGERY! is a high-def, full-frontal retro-roadtrip through two demented decades when films were proudly FASTER, CHEAPER, BLOODIER and BLACKER! 146 theatrical trailers remastered in high definition including 50+ new titles exclusive to this volume.

Originally Posted by Drive-In Delirium: Maximum 80’s Overdrive (Hi-Def Hysteria)

DRIVE-IN DELIRIUM is back and now delivering 1080p times the insanity. The ultimate mausoleum of movie madness has been desecrated once again, unleashing a stupefying serving of delightfully depraved and garishly gory trailer trash from the defining decade of Decadence! Erupting with almost 4 hours of a non-stop body and breast count - DRIVE-IN DELIRIUM: MAXIMUM 80s OVERDRIVE! is a furious, foot-to-the floor, full bore high-def rampage through a cinematic era when films were proudly STALK-IER, SLASH-IER, NASTY-ER and NUDIE-ER! 116 theatrical trailers remastered in high definition including 40+ new titles exclusive to this volume.

Release date for both volumes is March 1st. I emailed Diabolik asking if they would be stocking these. What's nice/different about the Drive-In Delirium series is that they include mainstream studio flicks as well as the independent/public domain trailers you usually find on trailer compilations. (I assume the rights/licensing requirements are different in Australia?)

[Movieman66]

Got this from Diabolik in an e-mail an hour ago:

This order has been sent to processing:

Products:
Preorder Trailer Trauma 3: 80s Horror-Thon (Garagehouse Pictures)

So copies of Trailer Trauma 3 are on their way.

[donidarko]

Originally Posted by FatalSpiderbite

Are there a lot of repeats from the above BD releases or the original 42nd Street dvd releases?

I really want to get these...

I'm sorry if this has been asked already but are the umbrella drive-I Delirium blu Rays region free or locked?

[NoirFan]

Originally Posted by donidarko

I'm sorry if this has been asked already but are the umbrella drive-I Delirium blu Rays region free or locked?

According to the listings at Ezydvd they are Region B.

[NoirFan]

Additional info about the structure of Trailer Trauma 3 (but no line-up listed):

Originally Posted by Rue Morgue

...the trailers are presented chronologically, with each yearly section accompanied by audio commentary by a different journalist/author/filmmaker/cult-cinema expert (including—full disclosure—yours truly). The complete lineup of commentators is: Chris Poggiali, Ted Geoghegan, Michael Gingold, Tim Ferrante, Grady Hendrix, Stephen Romano, Dan Buskirk, James (Doc Terror) Harris and Exhumed Films’ Dan Fraga, Harry Guerro and Jesse Nelson.

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