GoKawiilKen Russell's 'The Devils' director's cut set for home video release
The 1971 film 'The Devils,' directed by Ken Russell, is receiving a lavish home video release of its director's cut. The film, once controversial and censored upon release, has become a cult favorite and its restored version is currently running successfully in theaters.
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A home release could extend the reach of a long-censored film to audiences beyond its current theatrical run, potentially cementing its reputation as a restored classic. The timing suggests distributors see commercial value in capitalizing on renewed theatrical interest.
- 'The Devils' (1971) was originally censored and controversial on release
- The restored director's cut is currently playing successfully in theaters
- A lavish home video edition of the director's cut is now planned
Source: gizmodo.com, 2026-11-10
Published there as: “‘Ken Russell’s The Devils’ Director’s Cut Is Getting a Wickedly Lavish Home Release”
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