Show your love for 80s slasher flick Madman & end up on the new DVD

By Jake Dee

Posted 17 years ago

Last Updated on July 26, 2021

Long live Madman Marz!

So we’ve just been tipped off to a sweet little competition the good folks over at Deadpit Radio have assembled. Word is you, yes YOU, can demonstrate your unbridled love for Joe Giannone’s 1982 slasher flick MADMAN, and possibly end up in a DVD documentary feature for it!!!

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Paul Ehlers, who played the lovable Madman Marz in the flick, joined Deadpit Radio programming this week and dropped the following bombshell:

“I found out from Gary Sales who was the owner and original producer of ‘Madman’ that he had struck a deal with Code Red films to put out a new edition- a re-issue… So, we are going to be coming out with the original film on a re-issue DVD.”

Ehlers goes on to say, “We are going to leave the original commentary track on the film…as far as other extras, we’ve decided to reach out to some of the fans of the film. What we’re thinking of doing is that through Deadpit.com, as a central hub for all this, we’re asking…if you (the fans) have a collection of anything to do with (the film) ‘Madman’…anything that you have that might be cool, please send over still photos or limited video of your collections to Deadpit.com. We’d love to take a look at it, and if we think it’s appropriate, we’d love to put it on the extras of the new release.”

That’s right folks, by sending photos or video of your MADMAN-related collections over to Deadpit Radio, you (or maybe just your stuff) could possibly wind up on a documentary for the upcoming re-release of the DVD! If you think you’ve got the goods, shoot an email over to deadpit@gmail.com with your submissions.

Pretty f*ckin’ cool, yeah?

Too bad all I have relating to the flick is a DVR copy. What, if any, memorabilia do you own for MADMAN? Have you even seen the picture?

Source: Deadpit Radio

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