Kino Lorber Studio Classics

[captveg]

Originally Posted by 20th Century Boy

Ok. this is the money right here. But y'all gotta come correct with it.

That leaves someone to put out Masculin Feminin and Made in the USA on blu.

But who?

Did KL say they have no more Godard's as part of the 31 remaining unannounced titles? If so, it could still be KL releasing them.

[gates70]

Got the 4 new "Road to" movies and watched Morocco and it looks and sounds great!

[cloudnine]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

Coming to DVD and Blu-ray June 11th from Redemption Films!

DEVIL'S KISS (1976)
A film by Jordi Gigó

The only horror film ever directed by erotica specialist "Georges Gigo", the French pseudonym of Spanish-born Jorge Lui Gigo Aznar. It's an atmospheric and sexy witch's brew that blends equal parts of Frankenstein, Dracula and H.P.Lovecraft, starring a veritable who's who of familiar faces (and figures) from the 1970s heyday of Spanish horror! (Tim Lucas, Editor of Video Watchdog)

*French with optional English subtitles
*Alternate English-language soundtrack
*Mastered in 4K

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I think Sinister Cinema or SWV put this out years ago on DVD. Time for an upgrade!

[StarDestroyer52]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

Coming Soon from Kino Lorber and 3-D Film Archive!

The 3-D Nudie Cutie Collection - Three Films Restored in 3-D by 3-D Film Archives

• Adam and 6 Eves (1962) released flat theatrically so this release marks the 3-D premiere. The last feature shot in Natural Vision (Bwana Devil, House of Wax, The Charge at Feather River, Gog).
• The Bellboy and the Playgirls (1962) with color and 3-D footage directed by 22 year old Francis Ford Coppola.
• Love for Sale (1953) lost red/cyan anaglyphic 3-D short never before seen in discrete polarized 3-D.

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I'm intrigued.

[iamnoone]

Originally Posted by cloudnine

I think Sinister Cinema or SWV put this out years ago on DVD. Time for an upgrade!

Re: Devil's Kiss

It was actually Image Ent. who put out the DVD under their Euroshock banner many years ago.

[StarDestroyer52]

That SC list is awesome. Lots of French films especially Alain Delon and Jean-Paul Belmondo. Plus there are many British films I will be getting alongside those spaghetti Westerns. Already got the Essential Melville set but this is great news for all Melville fans.

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Originally Posted by 20th Century Boy

Ok. this is the money right here. But y'all gotta come correct with it.

That leaves someone to put out Masculin Feminin and Made in the USA on blu.

But who?

Originally Posted by captveg

Did KL say they have no more Godard's as part of the 31 remaining unannounced titles? If so, it could still be KL releasing them.

Both of them are with Criterion, they'll most likely release them on Blu-ray later. I don't think the North American rights to the 2 films are with Studio Canal.

We do not have anymore Godard titles in the SC deal. Pierrot le fou was taken by another label.

[Aclea]

Originally Posted by Hoke Moseley

Sweet mother of pearl... that's an insane list. So much Claude Sautet!

But curiously no Les Choses de la Vie/The Things of Life, probably his most successful release in the English speaking world. I thought Columbia's US rights lapsed long ago.

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Originally Posted by gates70

Got the 4 new "Road to" movies and watched Morocco and it looks and sounds great!

Road to Morocco - YouTube

Family Guy - Road to Rhode Island song - YouTube

[themp3000]

That list of Studio Canal titles is drool worthy. So many to truly get excited for!

[KJones77]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

Both of them are with Criterion, they'll most likely release them on Blu-ray later. I don't think the North American rights to the 2 films are with Studio Canal.

We do not have anymore Godard titles in the SC deal. Pierrot le fou was taken by another label.

Another label? So then not Criterion and Pierrot le Fou definitely does not sound like a Shout title.

Wonder if it is with Lionsgate or if a fourth new label stepped in to get a SC deal?

[patnovak4hire]

Looking forward to all those Melville titles!

[themp3000]

Originally Posted by KJones77

Another label? So then not Criterion and Pierrot le Fou definitely does not sound like a Shout title.

Wonder if it is with Lionsgate or if a fourth new label stepped in to get a SC deal?

Arrow and Cohen are the only other ones I can think of immediately.

[ImAWalkingCorpse]

I think Rad would be right up Kino Lorber's alley.

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Originally Posted by Aclea

But curiously no Les Choses de la Vie/The Things of Life, probably his most successful release in the English speaking world. I thought Columbia's US rights lapsed long ago.

It may've been successful a long time ago, but we think we picked the right 3 of 8 Sautet titles available through SC. Classe Tous Risques would've been great, if it was available.

[StarDestroyer52]

Originally Posted by KJones77

Another label? So then not Criterion and Pierrot le Fou definitely does not sound like a Shout title.

Wonder if it is with Lionsgate or if a fourth new label stepped in to get a SC deal?

I wonder if Arrow has a deal for the US only with SC? It would sound like a prime Arrow Academy title.

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Originally Posted by KJones77

Another label? So then not Criterion and Pierrot le Fou definitely does not sound like a Shout title.

Wonder if it is with Lionsgate or if a fourth new label stepped in to get a SC deal?

Originally Posted by themp3000

Arrow and Cohen are the only other ones I can think of immediately.

Originally Posted by StarDestroyer52

I wonder if Arrow has a deal for the US only with SC? It would sound like a prime Arrow Academy title.

I did not say that. We don't want to confirm a title for another label, the other label could be Criterion.

Lionsgate had carte blanche, they kept whatever they wanted to keep. Kino, Criterion and Shout were the first three labels to get deals done, since then other have come in and picked up some titles, who they are, I don't know, but those are two good guesses.

[StarDestroyer52]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

I did not say that. We don't want to confirm a title for another label, the other label could be Criterion.

Lionsgate had carte blanche, they kept whatever they wanted to keep. Kino, Criterion and Shout were the first three labels to get deals done, since then other have come in and picked up some titles, who they are, I don't know, but those are two good guesses.

I'm sorry, I did not mean to come off as you said guys said so.

[Ruemorgue10]

Were any Carolco titles available for licensing, or do those remain with Studio Canal/Lionsgate?

[SpaceBlackKnight]

Originally Posted by KJones77

Wonder if it is with Lionsgate or if a fourth new label stepped in to get a SC deal?

It's rumored to be Film Movement for a package of 1930s-70s French and British titles and some post-1980 stuff.

Lionsgate put out certain SC titles for DVD & BD and only held streaming rights to the titles they think wouldn't sell well physically. Their rights to most of the titles they held streaming rights to or released on DVD prior to 2008 are expiring piece by piece (with the exception of most of the Carolco output that was inherited from IVE/Live and a few SC titles Lionsgate and Anchor Bay released in recent times such as T2, the Rambos, and Evil Dead II).

There's rumors that the SC titles Lionsgate released on DVD & BD post 2009 (like The Third Man and Ran) will likely expire 10 years after their release dates, which could be why Criterion is holding off on a large SC deal until they can get the titles they previously released back in the collection.