VIVA LA VIE! coming from Koch Media in January
Claude Lelouch's 1984 thriller VIVA LA VIE! starring Charlotte Rampling and Jean-Louis Trintignant has been announced by Koch Media for DVD release on January 29, 2010.Tech specs:2.35 anamorphic widescreenFrench, German audioEnglish subtitles

THE VISITOR news from Code Red
Giulio Paradisi's 1979 science fiction thriller STRIDULUM aka The Visitor was announced in 2007 by Code Red. Since then nothing happened, but according to the latest info all the extras, including an audio commentary with actress Joanne Nail, have been finished and Code Red promise that the DVD will be out before summer 2010. As previously mentioned, their version will be the longest ever - about 17 minutes longer than the US version and 8 minutes longer than the UK version. Worth waiting for...

Nunsploitation from Cult Epics in March 2010
Cult Epics have announced the release of Walerian Borowczyk's Interno di un convento aka Behind Convent Walls (1978) on March 30, 2010. It will also be part of a box set called Nunsploitation Convent Collection together with their previously released Sei ju gakuen aka School of the Holy Beast, directed by Norifumi Suzuki in 1974. The box set will also contain the documentary The History of Nunsploitation.

HANNIE CAULDER on R2 DVD in January
Coming from Odeon Entertainment on January 18, 2010.Fleeing the scene of a botched bank robbery, the Clements brothers come across an isolated homestead. In an attempt to steal fresh horses, the trigger-happy youngest brother who blew the bank job bungles again, this time murdering Caulder, the landowner. His wife Hannie (Welch) is unable to fend off the three Clements alone. They rape her, steal her horses and burn her home to the ground. Bent on revenge Hannie teams up with Thomas Price (Robert Culp), a

Cool stuff on R1 DVD on March 30, 2010
Mya Communication:Blind Date (Appuntamento in nero, Antonio Bonifacio 1990)Kreola (Antonio Bonifacio, 1993)Mondo Macabro:The Sadist with Red Teeth (Le Sadique aux dents rouges) / Forbidden Paris (Paris interdit) - Double Feature (Jean-Louis van Belle, 1971/1969)