| 词条 | The Corpse |
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| name = The Corpse | image = | caption = | screenplay = Olaf Pooley | based on = | starring = Michael Gough | director = Viktors Ritelis | producer = Gabrielle Beaumont, Christopher C. Dewey, Dennis Friedland | studio = | distributor = Grand National Pictures (UK) The Cannon Group (US) | released = {{film date|df=y|1971|11|10}} | music = John Hotchkis | cinematography = John Mackey | editing = Nicholas Pollock | runtime = 91 minutes | country = United Kingdom | language = English |budget = £55,000[1] |gross = }} The Corpse is a 1971 British horror film. The script was originally known as The Velvet House and was based on the film Les Diaboliques. In the US it was released as Crucible of Horror. The money was raised from distributors London-Cannon Films.[1] Walter Eastwood's son and daughter were played by actor Michael Gough's real life son and daughter-in-law. So husband and wife played brother and sister on screen. The film was featured in Season 2 Episode 13 of the late night TV show Elvira's Movie Macabre. Cast
Home Video releaseAfter it's brief theatrical runs in the UK and US, the film has had sporadic official US VHS releases and several bootleg DVD releases. The 1st VHS release came from Goodtimes in 1987, utilizing a battered and cut down 16mm print with the US "Crucible of Horror" title. This release was unlicensed, as it was presumed the title had fallen into public domain by that time. As MGM had assumed The Cannon Group catalog after Crédit Lyonnais took full control from Pathé Communications, MGM/UA Home Video put out an officially licensed release in 1993 and reissued in 1998, utilizing a transfer made from an original film element with the US title. Despite being in a cropped 1.33:1 ratio, this release was considered the best available version to date and was the source for DVD releases put out by Trinty Home Entertainment and bootleg outfit Mr. Fat W Video. Scream Factory announced plans to bring this title onto Blu-Ray, under licence from MGM. This release came out on April 10th 2018, utilizing a restored 2k scan of the best available film element under it's "Crucible of Horror" title, and presented in the original 1.66:1 widescreen ratio along with the films US theatrical trailer. As of 2019, this title has not been released on video in the UK in any form, most presumably due to rights issues. References1. ^1 John Hamilton, The British Independent Horror Film 1951-70 Hemlock Books 2013 p 203-207 External links
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