Epic new release of George A. Romero’s Martin coming to UK DVD

By Ammon Gilbert

Posted 16 years ago

Last Updated on July 23, 2021

Arrow Video is at it again, supplying not one, but four epic new DVD covers for George A. Romero’s vampire opus MARTIN, hitting UK DVD shelves everywhere June 21, 2010.

But what’s a kick-ass cover without some kick-ass special features? Just like the new cover art, the supplement material doesn’t disappoint. Hold onto your butts…

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Original Theatrical Cut of the Film with 5.1 and Stereo Audio

Choice of 16:9 and 4:3 Aspect Ratio Presentations

‘Wampyre’: The Italian Cut of the Film

o Italian Dialogue with Optional English Subtitles

o Musical Score by Goblin

‘Making Martin: A Recounting’

Documentary on George A. Romero

TV and Radio Spots

Original Theatrical Trailer

Photo Gallery

Four Sleeve Art Options

Double Sided Poster

Exclusive Collector’s Booklet

Six Original Poster Art Postcards

Your mind was just blown, wasn’t it? Talk about insanity for this release, but let’s face it… the best part has to the be the four covers. My favorite easily goes to the last one, featuring a number of money shots (including a spraying furry of forehead blood-splatter), and rockin’ it’s international title of WAMPYRE. Nice!

My only problem with these Arrow Video releases (no relation to AITH, BTW) is that they’re only available in the UK. Trust me when I say people in North America will buy this! Release it over here already!!!

Enjoy all the covers below, and get ready for Romero’s take on vampires June 21, 2010.

Source: DVD Active

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