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Contriversal Film ‘Megan Is Missing’ Is Coming To Blu-Ray For The First Time

It’s been a decade since Michael Goi‘s found-footage horror Megan is Missing was released. Recently, the shocking film was rediscovered and made waves on TikTok. Lionsgate sat up and took notice and in response, is gearing up to release the film on Blu-ray for the first time. Described as “controversial, brutal, and disturbing.” The film tells the story of the disappearance of 14-year-old Megan Stewart (Rachel Quinn) and her best friend, Amy Herman (Amber Perkins), with footage taken from video chats, webcam footage, home videos, and news reports. “Notorious on social media, banned in New Zealand, and enhanced by never-before-seen Blu-ray bonus content, Megan Is Missing offers an unflinchingly candid look at the dangerous online world today’s teenagers face — a world that’s every parent’s worst nightmare.” Get your copy of Megan is Missing on October 26, 2021. SPECIAL FEATURES Audio Commentary with the Cast and Producers Audio Commentary with the Writer-Director Deleted Scene Blooper – NEW Marc Klaasʼs Statement

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Sep 12, 2021
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1974’s Controversial Film ‘The Night Porter’ Getting A 4K Restoration Release

CultFilms has now announced the 4K restoration of Liliana Cavani‘s highly controversial 1974 thriller The Night Porter. In the film, “former SS Officer Max (Dirk Bogarde) is a night porter in a Vienna hotel in the 1950s, and a member of a group of covert Nazis who is ruthlessly covering up the atrocities they committed. When beautiful Lucia (Charlotte Rampling) checks in with her husband, she recognizes the night porter from her traumatic past: Max was an officer in the concentration camp who had abused and tortured her when she was his teenage prisoner. Soon Lucia’s husband leaves the hotel for work and Lucia stays behind, finding herself compelled to re-ignite the sadomasochistic relationship she had with her vicious captor.” The Night Porter has been controversial since its initial release in 1974, with Roger Ebert describing the film as ‘a despicable attempt to titillate us by exploiting memories of persecution and suffering’. Now, over 45 years later, Liliana Cavani‘s story

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Nov 14, 2020

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Contriversal Film ‘Megan Is Missing’ Is Coming To Blu-Ray For The First Time

It’s been a decade since Michael Goi‘s found-footage horror Megan is Missing was released. Recently, the shocking film was rediscovered and made waves on TikTok. Lionsgate sat up and took notice and in response, is gearing up to release the film on Blu-ray for the first time. Described as “controversial, brutal, and disturbing.” The film tells the story of the disappearance of 14-year-old Megan Stewart (Rachel Quinn) and her best friend, Amy Herman (Amber Perkins), with footage taken from video chats, webcam footage, home videos, and news reports. “Notorious on social media, banned in New Zealand, and enhanced by never-before-seen Blu-ray bonus content, Megan Is Missing offers an unflinchingly candid look at the dangerous online world today’s teenagers face — a world that’s every parent’s worst nightmare.” Get your copy of Megan is Missing on October 26, 2021. SPECIAL FEATURES Audio Commentary with the Cast and Producers Audio Commentary with the Writer-Director Deleted Scene Blooper – NEW Marc Klaasʼs Statement

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Sep 12, 2021
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1974’s Controversial Film ‘The Night Porter’ Getting A 4K Restoration Release

CultFilms has now announced the 4K restoration of Liliana Cavani‘s highly controversial 1974 thriller The Night Porter. In the film, “former SS Officer Max (Dirk Bogarde) is a night porter in a Vienna hotel in the 1950s, and a member of a group of covert Nazis who is ruthlessly covering up the atrocities they committed. When beautiful Lucia (Charlotte Rampling) checks in with her husband, she recognizes the night porter from her traumatic past: Max was an officer in the concentration camp who had abused and tortured her when she was his teenage prisoner. Soon Lucia’s husband leaves the hotel for work and Lucia stays behind, finding herself compelled to re-ignite the sadomasochistic relationship she had with her vicious captor.” The Night Porter has been controversial since its initial release in 1974, with Roger Ebert describing the film as ‘a despicable attempt to titillate us by exploiting memories of persecution and suffering’. Now, over 45 years later, Liliana Cavani‘s story

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Nov 14, 2020