Village of The Damned (1960 Film) - Home Media Release

Home Media Release

  • MGM/UA video released the film on NTSC VHS in the US in 1995, there was also a German VHS release. It has also been released in the US on VCD and with the sequel on Laserdisc.
  • Warner Home Video released the film on DVD as a 2 Disc NTSC Region 1 set under the Horror Double Feature title with 'The Children of the Damned' in August 2004. both films were 16:9 ratio, original Trailers for both films were also included. A UK Region 2 PAL DVD release, initially exclusive to HMV, of this 2 Disc set was released in 2006.
  • Village of the Damned - Den Fortabte By, was released on DVD in Denmark in October 2006, a single Disc without the 'sequel'. The original Danish title of the film (released on 13th Nov 1961) was 'Raedslen fra Himmelrummet' which can be translated as 'Horrors of Celestial Space', the Danes also originally gave it the subtitle 'Satan Eyes'. The subtitle used for this DVD release means 'The Lost City' and was also the title given to John Carpenter's 1995 remake in Denmark.

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