Werewolf Shadow (1971) UPDATED

[Darrel_Griffin]

Werewolf Shadow (AKA La Noche De Walpurgis) (1971)

(Note IMDb has release date as 17th May 1971, not 1970)


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Subkultur Entertainment Blu-ray + DVD


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corrections for:

Blu-ray Germany - Subkultur Entertainment

Region: ALL

Soundtracks:

Integral Cut
Spanish DTS-HD Master Audio 1.0
German DTS-HD Master Audio 1.0

"Spanish" Cut
Spanish DTS-HD Master Audio 1.0
German DTS-HD Master Audio 1.0


Subtitles:

Integral Cut
English, German (full), German (for scenes in Spanish only) (optional)

"Spanish" Cut
English, German (full), German (for scenes in Spanish only) (optional)


Extras:

"Interview with the Werewolf" 2002 interview with actor Paul Naschy (14:53, in Spanish with optional English or German subtitles)
Interview with actress Gaby Fuchs (9:26, in German, no subtitles)
Super8 Version (32:50, in German, no subtitles)
International Opening and Closing Credits (7:24)
Stills Gallery (88 images)
German Theatrical Trailer (3:14)
U.S. Theatrical Trailer (3:15)
U.S. TV Spot (1:05)


Notes:

*This is a recreation of the Spanish cut that removes the uncovered sacrifice take from the integral cut but not other cuts to the domestic Spanish version.
Incomplete portions in the German dub track are substituted with the Spanish audio track with optional German subtitles for the missing portions.
Case title: Die Nacht Der Vampire.
Includes a 12 page booklet by Ángel Gómez Rivero (in German).
Comes with an O-card slipcover.
Limited to 1,500 copies.


Amazon ASIN:

amazon.co.uk: 6663332139
amazon.de: B00O3WF7SG


Source: I own it



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complete details for DVD copy:


Title: Werewolf Shadow (AKA La Noche De Walpurgis) (1971)
Country: Germany
Region: 0
Releasing Studio: Subkultur Entertainment
Case Type: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Anamorphic?: Yes
PAL or NTSC?: PAL
Soundtracks:

Spanish Dolby Digital 1.0
German Dolby Digital 1.0

Subtitles: English, German (full), German (for scenes in Spanish only) (optional)

Cuts: no cuts - integral version (90:42 PAL) (equivalent to 94:29)
Commentaries: none
Extras:

"Interview with the Werewolf" 2002 interview with actor Paul Naschy (14:51, in Spanish with optional English or German subtitles)
Interview with actress Gaby Fuchs (9:01, in German, no subtitles)
Super8 Version (31:27, in German, no subtitles)
International Opening and Closing Credits (7:04)
Alternate scenes from the clothed Spanish version (1:55)
Stills Gallery (88 images)
German Theatrical Trailer (3:04)
U.S. Theatrical Trailer (3:05)
U.S. TV Spot (1:00)


Notes:

The DVD does not include the complete reconstructed clothed Spanish version - it is on the Blu-ray only.
Incomplete portions in the German dub track are substituted with the Spanish audio track with optional German subtitles for the missing portions.
Case title: Die Nacht Der Vampire.
Includes a 12 page booklet by Ángel Gómez Rivero (in German).
Comes with an O-card slipcover.
Limited to 1,500 copies.


Easter Eggs: none known
Amazon ASIN:

amazon.co.uk: 6663332139
amazon.de: B00O3WF7SG

Source: I own it


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Note also the Anchor Bay DVDs both have a typo:

Poser Gallery -> Poster Gallery

although I guess it kind of works either way...

[Eric_Cotenas]

Updated.

[Darrel_Griffin]

Thanks Eric.

Actually I was hoping no-one had done this yet, as I had spotted a possible improvement. It's up to you, I don't know what is standard on the database, but for the Blu-ray the subtitle and soundtrack options are the same for both versions, so perhaps these details don't need to be listed separately (i.e. twice).

Also, the Blu-ray is region ALL - something else I hadn't realised straight away. I had a bit of trouble getting the disc to load in my player, and at first I thought it was some unusual kind of region locking, but eventually it seemed to work for each region setting on my player, so I edited my post and added this information later, but perhaps after you read it.

Other things:

You could change the releasing studio name on the Blu-ray from "Subkultur" to "Subkultur Entertainment" to match the DVD.

I forgot to include the runtimes for the stills galleries. They are:

Blu-ray:
Stills Gallery (88 images) (8:42)

DVD:
Stills Gallery (88 images) (7:20)


P.S. I will submit two more Subkultur releases soon - one is corrections and the other is not yet listed...

[Darrel_Griffin]

The following still hasn't been updated:

Germany - Subkultur Entertainment Blu-ray + DVD:


1. Blu-ray: region ALL


2. Runtimes for the stills galleries:

Blu-ray:
Stills Gallery (88 images) (8:42)

DVD:
Stills Gallery (88 images) (7:20)