love-and-socialism:

The time is now.

brokehorrorfan:

The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue will be released as a three-disc Steelbook Blu-ray/DVD/CD set on September 1 via Synapse Films. Limited to 6,000, it’s available for pre-order exclusively from Synapse for $49.95.

Also known as Let Sleeping Corpses Lie and Don’t Open the Window, the 1974 Spanish-Italian zombie film is directed by Jorge Grau and written by Sandro Continenza and Marcello Coscia. Ray Lovelock, Cristina Galbó, and Arthur Kennedy star.

The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue has been newly restored in 4K from the original 35mm camera negative with the real opening and closing credit sequences intact. It features a new 5.1 English stereo surround remix and the original English theatrical mono mix.

In addition to the film on Blu-ray and DVD, a CD of Giuliano Sorgini’s soundtrack is included along with a booklet featuring writing from Spanish film scholar Dr. Nicholas Schlegel.

Wes Benscoter designed the new Steelbook cover art. It’s housed inside a slipcover featuring the original poster. It comes with a mini-poster of Benscoter’s art. A full list of special features can be found below.

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The Living Dead at Manchester Morgue (Jorge Grau, 1974)

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leviathan-supersystem:

leviathan-supersystem:

developing story relating to the protests, i’m still digging through twitter trying to figure this stuff out as i go

okay so there was some buzz about “armed black panthers” showing up at the protests-

naturally, i was hoping this was members of the New Afrikan Black Panther Party (maoist) and not the New Black Panther Party (reactionary) (yes there are two different politically opposite revivals of the Black Panther Party and yes this does get confusing)

later i learned that the buzz was that the panthers in question were not affiliated with the NABPP and thus were probably associated with the NBPP. further bad news came in the form of this photo:

this photo of course inspired condemnation of the NBPP, and was pointed to as a demonstration that reactionary nationalism fails to be liberatory- which is true, but then there was buzz from the NBPP-supporting side of twitter that they don’t know who this is and don’t co-sign her actions. furthermore, the patches used by this group:

don’t match those used by the NABPP or the NBPP.

so there are a lot of questions still remaining, but it seems that either there is yet another group reviving the BPP name, or, more likely, this entire scenario is a psy-op staged by the police themselves.

someone says they tracked down their instagrams and found out that they’re all actors and models, but i still don’t have confirmation of this yet.

oh also i forgot to mention this but not only is that patch not used by any of the various revivalist black panther groups but it’s actually used by the 66th Infantry Division of the US Army

taraantoinette:

Stencils and patches I worked on during the pandemic: 1. Neith (depicted with a crocodile head); 2. Horus; 3, 4, 5. Sekhmet

Artwork © Tara Antoinette. 2020.