Nightbreed DVD

[raasnio]

[quote]Finally, Barker expresses his continuing desire to one day deliver to horror fans an “un-tampered-withâ€

[RaulMonkey]

Me and my good friend Peter, who I've known since grade two, watched this movie at a sleepover once. And then years later he claimed to me that it took place in Calgary, and was surprised I didn't remember. Was he pulling my leg?

[papalazeru]

I'll be looking foward to this version of Cabal.

Enjoyed the film, would like to see more of it considering I read the book and loved it.

I was rather hoping that Barker would do a sequel.

I do think its about time he did Weaveworld though, good book and would make an excellent film with todays SFX.

[Logan5]

Nightbreed is one of my favorite Barker movies, next to Candyman and Lord of Illusions Director's Cut.

I would kill to see a mini-series based on Imajica.

[AtomicHyperbole]

Lord of Illusions is an unsung Scott Bakula classic. Nightbreed has some of the finest and most original physical effects design ever and deserves to be seen in its full, uncut glory. Count me in!

[Vegeta]

Wow, they're doing a movie version of "The Thief of Always"! Cool!
A director's cut of "Nightbreed" would be excellent, since I felt something was lacking in the original

I always thought a movie version of "The Great and Secret Show" would be awesome... but I have no idea how they would pull it off.

[raasnio]

:shock: Wow, they're doing a movie version of "The Thief of Always"! Cool!
A director's cut of "Nightbreed" would be excellent, since I felt something was lacking in the original

I always thought a movie version of "The Great and Secret Show" would be awesome... but I have no idea how they would pull it off.

I agree. What's sad is someone is writing a screenplay for Coldheart Canyon to bring it to TV. This coupled with the fact that a new team is bringing IT to TV again makes me shake my head in disbelief. Coldheart Canyon is a twisted novel of dark fantasy and horror and any version made for TV is likely to be a neutered one. IT was one of the sickest things King has ever done and TV cannot do it justice. It's sad really.

[The Hellboy]

Warner Home Video now controls the rights to this film. (I love it when the filmmakers don't even know where their work is at)

I doubt this will ever happen - an uncut version - I remember hearing that most of the unseen footage is lost. I'm not sure if that's true, but it wouldn't be uncommon.