Whether you've been a long time fan of "Grind House" styled-theaters, or become a new fan because of Tarantino and Rodriguez's film, BCI Entertainment has got some new DVDs your definitely gonna dig. Starting on July 3rd BCI will launch the Welcome To The Grindhouse DVD series – a line of double feature DVDs featuring the original exploitation films that inspired Dimension's film. Read on for cover art and full details!
NAVARRE’S BCI UNVEILS
“WELCOME TO THE GRINDHOUSE”
DOUBLE FEATURE SERIES
Complete With Trailers And Theater Ads;
First Releases Bow July 3rd
Los Angeles, CA – BCI, a Navarre Corporation Company, under their horror label Deimos, proudly announces the return to those glory days when moviegoers could experience a double feature – complete with scratched film prints, sticky floors, and non-stop thrills! In the spirit of the Quentin Tarantino/Robert Rodriguez film GRINDHOUSE, BCI will launch the “Welcome To The Grindhouse” DVD series – a line of double feature DVDs featuring the original exploitation films that inspired the current theatrical hit. The announcement was made by Cliff MacMillan, Director of Acquisitions, BCI. The first two “Welcome to the Grindhouse” DVDs will be released on July 3, 2007 with a $12.98 srp.
“BCI is thrilled to present these classic and not so classic B-movies on DVD,” said MacMillan. “They might stretch over several film genres, but the underlying theme behind these Grindhouse classics is to have fun watching them.”
Each “Welcome to the Grindhouse” DVD release will feature two full-length theatrical films, complete with trailers and theater ads. Each will have two themed films that represent the Grindhouse staples – Martial Arts, Horror, Sexploitation and Action -- with some of the titles coming from the Crown International Pictures library.
The July 3rd inaugural releases of the “Welcome to the Grindhouse” DVD series include the following titles:
Welcome to the Grindhouse: Pick-up and The Teacher
Pick-Up
Crown International Pictures, 1975. An off-beat story about two young women whose lives are forever changed when they hitch-hike a ride in a mobile home. Starring Jill Senter and Alan Long. Rated R – 80 minutes.
The Teacher
Crown International Pictures, 1974. An explosive story about a beautiful, provocative 28-year-old high school teacher whose seduction of a student proves fatal. Starring Angel Tompkins and Jay North (TV’s Dennis the Menace). Rated R – 98 minutes.
Welcome to the Grindhouse: Evil Eye and Black Candles
Evil Eye
1974. Peter Crane is having nightmares about murdering someone. His psychiatrist Dr. Stone has him hospitalized for being unable to differentiate between dreams and reality. Soon, people start turning up dead at the hospital. Is Peter really a killer or is there something more sinister afoot? Starring Richard Conte (The Godfather), Anthony Steffen (The Night Evelyn Came Out of The Grave) and Pilar Velasquez. Not Rated – 84 minutes.
Black Candles
1983. Carol and her boyfriend Paul travel to England after the unexpected death of her brother. Once there, she discovers her sister-in-law is involved in satanic rituals -- and Paul is slowly being drawn into the cult. Starring Helga Line (The Lorelei’s Grasp) and Vanessa Hidalgo. Directed by international cult filmmaker Jose Ramon Larraz (Vampyres: Daughters of Dracula). Not Rated – 85 minutes.
“Welcome to the Grindhouse” will be supported by an extensive marketing campaign, including print and internet advertising campaigns, as well as advertising in such leading genre publications as Rue Morgue and Fangoria, and viral marketing.
Hey guys. Too cool to hear the news about a "Grind House" vid release. I used to take my younger bro to the movies in san diego in the 70s and we used to stay there all day n night and watch theses type of films. It was a escape from our neighborhood at the time, but now it's a good memory. A damn shame abot the opening. Didnt make it to Wyoming yet, at least not in my town of rock springs. Anyways...thanks for the up-date(s). Sincerely, Brian A.
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Los Angeles, CA – BCI, a Navarre Corporation Company, under their horror label Deimos, proudly announces the return to those glory days when moviegoers could experience a double feature – complete with scratched film prints, sticky floors, and non-stop thrills! In the spirit of the Quentin Tarantino/Robert Rodriguez film GRINDHOUSE, BCI will launch the “Welcome To The Grindhouse” DVD series – a line of double feature DVDs featuring the original exploitation films that inspired the current theatrical hit. The announcement was made by Cliff MacMillan, Director of Acquisitions, BCI. The first two “Welcome to the Grindhouse” DVDs will be released on July 3, 2007 with a $12.98 srp.
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