Transfer coming from an uncut print
Fangoria got the first word from Synapse Films that the DVD company have acquired the 1982 “slasher” pic The Dorm That Dripped Blood. While still in the very early stages, Synapse’s Don May Jr. told the mag that the print they’re transferring from “is the only 35mm version of the film with the (alternate) Death Dorm title, and it may contain footage that nobody has seen in 30 years. Because it hasnât been shown in three decades, it’s very clean, so itâll be the best-looking version of the film ever on home video.”
In the pic (which stars a young Daphne Zuniga), a group of college students are helping prep the demolition of an old dorm when they begin getting picked off by a mysterious killer who uses a wide array of murder methods.
No features are set as of yet, but Synapse will work very closely with director/producer Jeffrey Obrow on the release. More details and quotes with Don May Jr. can be found at the original article right here. Visit the official Synapse Films website right here.
Source: Fangoria
