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Last House On Dead End Street R1 (2 Dvd Special Edition) - Watkins, RogerReleasedatum: 8 november 2002
In the winter of 1972, a young filmmaker named Roger Watkins began work on what is commonly reffered to as the most vile and disgusting film ever made. Under the pseudonym of Victor Janos, Watkins wrote, directed, produced and starred in The Last House on Dead End Street. Roger Watkins stars as Terry Hawkins, a down and out pornographer, fresh out of prison. Disgusted by the world around him, he begins work on a series of snuff films--targeting the very society that put him away. Lock your doors! Terry Hawkins is shooting his last masterpiece at The Last House on Dead End Street. Long considered a lost film, Barrel Entertainment has spared no expense in bringing the ultimate special edition of this 1970s grindhouse classic to your house. To avoid fainting, keep repeating, "It's only a movie... Only a movie... Only a moo-vay!"
DVD extras:
Full running audio commentary by director Roger Watkins and Deep Red editor Chas. Balun. Approximately 20 minutes of rare outtakes. 60 minute radio interview with director Roger Watkins and actor Ken Fisher (1973). Four early, never before seen short films by Roger Watkins with full running audio commentary by the director himself. At Home with Terry Hawkins - Over 70 minutes of behind the scenes production phone calls detailing the making of The Last House on Dead End Street. Original Trailer. Roger Watkins and actor Paul Jensen on The Joe Franklin Show (1975). Alternate credits as The Fun House. A generous gallery of stills detailing the career of Roger Watkins. They Dwell Beneath - Tribute video by Necrophagia, directed by Jim Van Bebber. Deluxe 36-page booklet by Headpress editor David Kerekes. Original cover painting by comix legend Steve (Swamp Thing, Taboo) Bissette.
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