Arch Hall, Jr. on Blu-ray!

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Arch Hall, Jr. on Blu-ray!

Only 3 (Half?) of Arch Hall, Jr.'s movies are on Blu-ray!

Eegah (April 17, 1962)
Wild Guitar (November 6, 1962) The Incredibly Strange Films Of Ray Dennis Steckler (2022)
The Sadist (August 7, 1963) Also Available as: Sweet Baby Charlie


The Complete Arch Hall, Jr. on Alpha Video!

The Choppers (November 30, 1961)

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Eegah (April 17, 1962)

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Wild Guitar (November 6, 1962)

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The Sadist (August 7, 1963)

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The Nasty Rabbit (December 1964)

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Deadwood '76 (June 30, 1965)

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[Rzzzz]

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Wild Guitar really deserves to be on blu-ray.

[Monterey Jack]

"Sorry about my fa-ace...!"

[Winslow Leach]

"He looks like a Cabbage Patch Elvis."

[Monterey Jack]

"I know, he looks like the bat from Ferngully...!"

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[Jobla]

It's assumed that Severin is working on a Ray Dennis Steckler box set at present. If that's accurate, it's entirely possible that the box set might include a Blu-ray of WILD GUITAR, since Steckler directed it and appeared in a major supporting role.

The box set should definitely include THE THRILL KILLERS, in which Arch Sr. appears as himself.

I'd like to see all of the Arch Hall films appear on Blu-ray. I'd particularly like to see THE NASTY RABBIT in full 2:35-1. Current video versions have been matted to 1:85-1.

[Rzzzz]

Originally Posted by Jobla

It's assumed that Severin is working on a Ray Dennis Steckler box set at present. If that's accurate, it's entirely possible that the box set might include a Blu-ray of WILD GUITAR, since Steckler directed it and appeared in a major supporting role.

The box set should definitely include THE THRILL KILLERS, in which Arch Sr. appears as himself.

I'd like to see all of the Arch Hall films appear on Blu-ray. I'd particularly like to see THE NASTY RABBIT in full 2:35-1. Current video versions have been matted to 1:85-1.

All I know is if they don't carry over the Joe Bob Briggs commentary for The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies, then I will never give up my dvd...

[Jobla]

I've often created my own "collector's sets" by upgrading to a Blu-ray release, but putting that disc into a double amaray case along with a DVD disc of the same film that has some collectible supplement which wasn't ported over to the BD version.