DVD Delirium 4
FAB Press
DVD
Delirium has proved itself time and time again to be the definitive guide to
genre cinema on DVD. It really is the ultimate fan's guide to cult home
entertainment and is treasured by all film lovers. If you are developing a
library of unusual DVDs, whether it be cult, horror or
exploitation, there really is no other guide on the market which comes close to
this series.
It
all began with DVD Delirium One in the early days of DVD and has now reached
volume four which includes Blu Ray reviews. Volume
Four does not duplicate entries from the first three volumes but complements
them by adding new entries as well as details of deletions, new additions and
new versions.
One
of the most impressive aspects of this series has been its comparisons between
different editions of films. Most films
are released in different versions in different regions. DVD Delirium compares
PAL and NTSC format editions, special features, languages and available sub
titles and, most significantly, the picture and audio quality of the various
editions. Each film included has a comprehensive synopsis so you really get a
feel for what each film is about. The descriptions are extensive enough that
you can make an informed decision about the films you want to see and the very
best editions to purchase.
DVD
Delirium is not about the banality of Hollywood or mainstream films, it focuses on the sort of movies Synergy readers
love. Cult, horror, exploitation, arthouse,
erotic, thriller, action, foreign language, and just plain eccentric and weird
movies.
The
films are nicely presented in alphabetical listings with a small cover image of
each movie. There are lots of rare and unusual films which will set the mind of
the collector abuzz.
Reviews appear on the Synergy website with
a single cover image. In the digital and print edition, reviews appear with
multiple images and with expanded content.
This review will appear in Volume 3 No. 5 of the digital and print
edition of Synergy.
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