Full Moon just released it on Blu-Ray and is now available to buy on their site FullMoonDirect.com.
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I bought it last weekend, and just watched it. It was fun to revisit this film.
What do you think this is, a signature? It's a way of life!
Is there any word on whether the Blu-Ray (or the reissued DVD) is the uncut version? Apparently the original Koch-Full Moon DVD was the standard R-rated version, while an uncut version has been available in Europe - although it's probably out of print by now, and the Amazon UK listings do not provide much detail.
shareThe Koch DVD was uncut. I assume this is too.
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That's what I always thought too, but there is much discussion on this site that claims the DVD released by Koch is actually the R-rated cut:
http://www.avmaniacs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21162&s=e0579c9a2e35fcb1872662a757cbefca&p=304571&viewfull=1#post304571
Never knew. I know the Koch DVD was defective as well. Or at least 2 copies I used to own were defective.
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Having recently viewed the "Not Rated" VHS, and also the Blu-ray from Full Moon Direct, I can confirm at least that these use the exact same cut of the movie. I don't know about the DVD, though.
shareIs anyone able to provide any detail on what the difference between the R rated and unrated version is? Other than mention of an unrated version, I can't find any details on what was changed.
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