Demons DVD, 1985

aka Demoni

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Film Description

THE Gonzo Horror movie of the 1980s, Demons is a frenzied slice of gore-heavy shock cinema that throws logic aside and assaults the screen with a riot of X-rated violence, face-chewing zombies and pounding heavy metal.

A group of cinemagoers are issued with invitations to a special film show. The film in question is a gruesome slasher flick, and as the screening progresses members of the audience begin inexplicably transforming into hideous bloodthirsty demons, but as the rest of the audience try to escape, they discover that all the exits have been walled shut...

Film Information

Director - Lamberto Bava

Produced - 1985

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - European Film, Italian Film

Cast - Fabiola Toledo, Urbano Barberini, Natasha Hovey, Fiore Argento, Paolo Cozza, Bobby Rhodes

DVD Details

Certificate:	18	Publisher:	Arrow Films	Region:	2
Length:	88 mins	Aspect:	1.66:1	Cat No:	FCD438
Format:	DVD Colour

DVD Extras

Reversible sleeve featuring all new artwork by Jeff Zornow and alternate original poster artwork
Collector’s Booklet featuring brand new writing on Demons by Calum Waddell
Collector’s Comic: ‘Demons 3’ (Part 1 of 2)
Audio recollections of director Lamberto Bava, Special Make-Up Creations Artist Sergio Stivaletti and Journalist Loris Curci
Audio recollections of the cast and crew, a brand new commentary [2011]
Dario’s Demon Days: Producer Dario Argento discusses the inception of Demons
Defining an Era in Music: Composer Claudio Simonetti on the Demons Soundtrack
Luigi Cozzi’s Top Italian Terrors: Cozzi discusses the highpoints of Spaghetti Splatter.