Theatrical Cut: This is the theatrical release, reshot and edited in a way that skewed it toward a slasher film, which was not Clive Barker’s intention. This was originally available on VHS/Laser Disc, and then a bare-bones DVD in North America in 2002. It was also called “Cabal” in an Italian release, but don’t mistake that for the Cabal Cut, which we’ll talk about a little later. Killer POV, Episode 32, [4] October 2013 (note - full audio at www.geeknation.com) UPDATE - July 2013 Once that was assembled, I asked Doug Bradley to redub his voice into the new version so that Lylesberg would no longer be German. Here's a youtube clip of Doug in the studio..."

Never seen Nightbreed, which version should I watch first?? Never seen Nightbreed, which version should I watch first??

Themes and interpretations [ edit ] [Writer-director Clive] Barker, himself a gay man, makes his Nightbreed spectacularly queer, chiefly through its visual design and dishy repartee: the monsters sport leather, tattoos, body-piercings, shaved heads and/or pony-tails, Doc Marten boots, vests upon bare chests, and van dykes ("Satan beards" or "queer beards"), a look that was concurrently being made fashionable by Queer Nationalists, members of Act Up, and the visual stylizations of queer theatre pieces such as Reza Abdoh's Bogeyman. I asked if [Drafthouse Films] might be interested in distribution for the Cabal Cut... Although they were fans, to do what we needed to do wasn't really their wheelhouse. So, on the eve we were supposed to close, they suggested we go to Shout!Factory, introducing me to Cliff MacMillan, who I in turn introduced to Morgan Creek - we got the deal done minutes before the announcement." a b Thurman, Trace (April 24, 2019). "[Horror Queers] The Inherent Queerness of Clive Barker's 'Nightbreed' ". Bloody Disgusting . Retrieved September 2, 2022. Tribes of the Moon: Making Nightbreed, an extensive documentary on the making of the film, featuring actors Craig Sheffer, Doug Bradley, Anne Bobby and many more(1hr 12' 17")Again, as it says on the tin. It's the torture scene but... extended! I simply cannot take this scene seriously anymore now I know that the streamers are simply unspooled videotape!

Nightbreed: The Enduring Appeal of a Horror Classic Nightbreed: The Enduring Appeal of a Horror Classic

Monster-Mania Con, Cherry Hill - 18 and 19 August 2012, with Mark Miller, Russell Cherrington and others... SpectreFest at Cinefamily, Los Angeles - 16 October 2014, with Q&A - Clive Barker, art display. *Sold Out* Extensive Still Galleries - Early Sketches, Deleted Scene, Posters and Pre-Production art, On the Set, The Cast and Crew Morgan Creek to Put Film Library Up for Sale". The Hollywood Reporter. September 24, 2015 . Retrieved November 10, 2015. colour shots of Peloquin and Shuna Sassi in a scene glimpsed by the main front credit but not in the movie itself. But it looks as if they both really enjoyed themselves, snakes permitting.Barker always loved monsters and felt that "there's a corner of all of us that envies their powers and would love to live forever, or to fly, or to change shape at will. So, when I came to make a movie about monsters, I wanted to create a world we'd feel strangely at home in". [15] He was interested in creating a "horror mythology from the ground up" and developing characters that would live on in sequels. [16] As he finished writing the novella Cabal, he realized that it would make a good film that he would direct himself. [17] He originally envisioned a trilogy of films. [18] [19] Mark Frost wrote the initial draft of the screenplay for Barker. [20] sketches, most of them Rorschach designs by Barker himself. There are colour storyboards included in this collection. a b Bramesco, Charles (March 15, 2021). "Clive Barker's cut of Nightbreed was too opulently homoerotic for the studio". The A.V. Club . Retrieved September 2, 2022. Information about Nightbreed Director's Cut., archived from the original on May 24, 2011 , retrieved December 28, 2014 We're trying to get some fests this year. We're probably going to see some theatrical stuff and it looks like we're going to get a DVD release, if not the end of this year then early next year."