The Bloody Woman
1 Blu-ray disc
Label: Arbelos Movies
Preorder: 2/11/25 Launch: 3/10/25
MSRP: $39.99
UPC: 663390005095
Catalogue #: ARB0012BD
Style: Anime & Animation
Colour
77 minutes in Slovak with English subtitles
MPAA Ranking: NR
Excessive Definition 1080p 1.37:1
DTS-HD MA 2.0 Mono
Area code: All
Manufacturing yr: 1981 in Czechoslovakia
Director: Viktor Kubal
Solid: Viktor Kubal
Woman Elisabeth Báthory lives a charmed life in a resplendent Romanesque citadel, surrounded by Disney-esque wildlife and a vibrant forged of obliging servants. Taking in poor health at some point whereas touring by the forest, she’s nursed again to well being by a good-looking woodsman, and in gratitude presents him together with her personal coronary heart. However upon returning dwelling, Woman Báthory’s sunny disposition rapidly turns murderous and vampiric as soon as she discovers the key to heart-less everlasting youth lies in draining the blood of all of the younger ladies and men in her citadel.
Extensively thought-about one among Slovak animation’s crown jewels, THE BLOODY LADY is an inconceivable and bewitching fusion of gothic horror and traditional youngsters’s animation, retelling of the notorious Čachtická citadel and Báthory people story which is usually cited because the inspiration for Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Not too long ago handled to a haunting dwell rating by celebrated indie musician Claire Rousay, this underseen gem is a brand new cult traditional within the making.
THE BLOODY LADY is the centerpiece of Viktor Kubal: Father of Slovak Animation, a retrospective of the landmark Jap Bloc animator’s pioneering work in much-loved youngsters’s shorts in addition to subversive, although no much less ground-breaking, function movies.
Particular Options:
New restoration from the unique 35mm digital camera adverse.
New restoration of Jurko the Highwayman (1976).
Together with over 20 restored quick movies: The Mysterious Previous Man (1944), Earth (1966), Dita on the Publish Workplace (1967), Promotion (1968), Dita within the Air (1970), Two Good Mates (1972), Tom Thumb (1972), Tom Thumb at a Magicians (1973), Chess (1974), Tom Thumb and the Germs (1974), The Current (1976), Cinema (1977), The Ladder (1978), Solely Little one (1979), The Microscope (1981), What Occurred to Johnny on the Street (1981), The Choice (1982), The Weatherman (1983), The Marzipan Comedy (1987), Excessive Midday (1988), The Idol (1989).
U.S. Theatrical Trailer (2024).
New essay “A Dot and a Line (The whole lot is Doable),” by Rastislav Steranka.
12-page booklet.
Area free (A/B/C).
