TechnicolorAcid wrote: Mon Mar 02, 2026 8:35 pm
New Wave Video just announced that they’ll be putting up pre-orders for Visitor Q in Late April!
Great news, but I dearly wish they’d use more than FB for their PR. That place is about as useful as shouting out an open window these days, when you’ve not got an account.
Otherwise, New Wave are doing some wonderful work!
NW are also looking into a small repress of Rubber’s Lover, if anyone missed out.
I couldn’t find a more appropriate thread for this, so putting it here.
I’d forgotten all about this but the window for making submissions to the review of classification standards in Australia is closing on 18th May, in case any Aussie’s on the forum feel inspired.
Seems especially relevant in light of our ridiculously renamed Border Force pouncing on a well-meaning pervert’s Vinegar Syndrome package earlier this year & sending a good share of the discs off to be classified.
Umbrella’s release of Exit 8 will utilize gacha mechanics wherein you receive either a common slipcover or one of four rarer ones (“anomalies”) with stated odds (60%/20%/10%/5%/5%). If at all possible, please do not support this release. It’s bad enough how these boutique labels gouge fans and institute FOMO to drive sales, now they’re literally releasing loot boxes?
New Extremity Collection Volume 3 set for 23 September 2026 from Umbrella.
Desire, violence, and the human condition collide in their most uncompromising form with NEW EXTREMITY COLLECTION: VOLUME 3 a fearless quartet of boundary-pushing cinema that confronts the darkest corners of human impulse.
Gaspar Noé’s IRREVERSIBLE delivers a brutal exploration of time, trauma, and vengeance, unfolding in reverse chronology with visceral intensity. Claire Denis’s TROUBLE EVERY DAY blends eroticism with primal hunger in a sensual yet unsettling descent into obsession and cannibalistic desire.
In CAGED, director Yann Gozlan thrusts viewers into a nightmarish underworld where captivity and desperation strip humanity to its rawest instincts. Rounding out the set is Julia Ducournau’s explosive debut RAW, a coming-of-age nightmare that marks a bold new voice in genre cinema.
Together, these four films form a daring showcase of cinema that challenges, provokes, and dares viewers to confront the unflinching realities of flesh and emotion. Viewer discretion is not just advised it’s inevitable.
Directed by Claire Denis; Gaspar Noé; Yann Gozlan; Julia Ducournau
Starring Garance Marillier; Monica Bellucci; Vincent Cassel; Vincent Gallo; Zoe Felix
EXTRAS:
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Only available from the Umbrella webstore, the NEW EXTREMITY COLLECTION VOLUME 3 Collector's Edition includes:
All movies completely uncut and uncensored
100-page book with essays by Jack Sargeant, Tom Augustine, Imran Khan and Kat Ellinger, plus more
Custom artwork by Chris Malbon AKA Melbs 8 art cards
2 x A3 reversible poster
Limited edition numbered release
TROUBLE EVERY DAY:
NEW! Sound Design in Claire Denis’ Trouble Every Day
NEW! I Could Eat You: Critics Emma Westwood and Stephen A Russell discuss Trouble Every Day
NEW! Till Death Do Us Part: Nadine Whitney on Devotion to the Diseased in Trouble Every Day
Trailer
IRREVERSIBLE:
Audio Commentary with Gaspar Noè
NEW! Audio Commentary with Author Stephen Thrower
NEW! Power Trip: Kat Ellinger on Irreversible and Male Violence
Irreversible Straight Cut
Deleted Scene
The Irreversible Odyssey 2019 Documentary
SFX 2003 Interview with Rudolphe Chabrier
Stress and Outrage: Music Videos by Thomas Bangalter
Trailers
CAGED:
NEW! It Takes a Lot of Guts: Lee Zachariah on Captifs
NEW! BIFFF Q&A with Director Yann Gozlan and Actor Zoé Félix 2011
Trailer
RAW:
Audio Commentary with Writer/Director Julia Ducournau and Film Critic Emma Westwood
NEW! Audio Commentary with Critic and Author Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
Alternate Opening
Quick Bites with Julia Ducournau and Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
Genre Matters: 2016 Women Genre Filmmakers Panel with Julia Ducournau, Briony Kidd, Mattie Do, Marisa Brown, Heidi Lee Douglas, Donna McRae, and Isabel Peppard
Australian Premiere Introduction with Monster Fest Director Kier-La Janisse and filmmaker Julia Ducournau
Australian Premiere Q&A with Writer/Director Julia Ducournau and Monster Fest Director Kier-La Janisse
Have You Seen the Cannibal Girl: Publicity Stunt
Raw À Votre Goût: 2017 discussion with Writer/Director Julia Ducournau and Film Critic Emma Westwood
Audience Vox Pops
Trailer
