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Posted on Saturday, November 7th, 2009 20:00:03 GMT by: agentorange
Posted under: post apocalyptic news dvd video italy

Italian cult hero, Enzo G. Castellari, may be known to most as the director of the original Inglorious Bastards (with an "a"), but around these parts he'll always be lauded as the creator of those great Italian post-apocalyptic Bs known lovingly as "The Bronx Warriors Trilogy." Word to the wise, the films are not actually a trilogy, but rather a series of films designed to mimic the success of three films: The Warriors, Escape from New York, and The Road Warrior.

Word is, the gang at Shameless Screen Entertainment are bringing these films back to life in a special set 3-disc boxed set:

"The three-disc set comes packaged in a limited edition special collector’s tin and includes reversible sleeves for each individual title. Additional special features include an introduction to the films by Castellari, plus an all-new 20-minute interview with the director.

As an extra bonus for fans, the version of scape From The Bronx included in the set is a newly restored anamorphic widescreen presentation complete with a Shameless rebuild edit that represents what is believed to be the most complete version of the film available anywhere."

Watch a special video trailer including an intro by Castellari himself after the break.

Special thanks to our pals at scificool for bringing this sweet news to our attention.


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It's like buying porn you know its trash but ya gotta see it... I guess someone will wake up christmas morning with a 3 disc box set of the Bronx Warriors Trilogy...lol

Posted by: wilcoy | November 9, 2009 07:41:21 pm | permalink

according to IMDB and even the small pic you have on this article your titles are way wrong. It's "Escape From the Bronx" and "The Bronx Warriors" not Escape from New York and The Road Warrior. I'm sure this B movie director would love to say he directed Mad Max 2 and the cult classic Escape from New York, but he didn't.

Posted by: Anonymous | November 10, 2009 10:45:18 am | permalink

The above commenter didn't actually READ the article did he?

Posted by: Anonymous | November 10, 2009 11:53:35 am | permalink

Must have set!

Posted by: Anonymous | November 17, 2009 08:02:42 am | permalink

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