Brandon's Cult Movie Reviews: HARDWARE

[@TheBrandonTenold]

I had a nice break, but I'm glad to be back!

[@Antropologopt]

Welcome back and a Happy New Year!

[@justindenney-hall5875]

Brandon Tenold And we're glad to have you back, nice review choice by the way, I discovered this movie a few years ago and I agree it does deserve attention Namaste.

[@ptonpc]

Welcome back

[@johnkirby8939]

You've been missed. Good to see you back and starting the year off strong with one of your best reviews ever.

[@unclelou4839]

I forgot about the holiday break, truth told....I thought you might have gone tits up. Wifey: "Does that smartass Canadian kid still making videos, or?"

[@marccolten9801]

I also thought I’d mention it had one of the best uses of the spooky background song “Order Of Death”

[@yellowcougar18]

The sad thing is-you can find a Richard Stanley interview where he talks about Weinstein (recorded before the Weinstein story blew up)...and he did actually target Stacy Travis. (Like, trying to get into her hotel room at some screening of Hardware). He pretty much told her he would end her career if she didn't let him into her room. She didn't let him in-her career hit the proverbial skids. And that's Richard Stanley who divulged that story. Great review btw.

[@Sam-Lawry]

Same with old SNL sketchs,everybody knew. Same with epstein and brian singer.

[@rticle15]

@@Sam-Lawry And Family Guy was doing gags about Bill Cosby being a predator years ago

[@Sam-Lawry]

@@rticle15 yes,like the guilty silence avec the 'grooming gangs' in europe...I never saw a 'feminist' talk about that.

[@YTWanderer]

here's the clip where stanley talks about it kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2e8h3V9h7-LY5Y

[@ellnats]

of course he did

[@wstine79]

Hopefully this will be the year Brandon gets 100k subscribers and gets that Silver button award.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

Here's hoping, Brandon is awesome Namaste.

[@j.h-j5j]

Let's hope he does, this guy is underrated.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

@@j.h-j5j DAMN STRAIGHT !

[@miciarokiri5182]

I cannot believe he has so few subscribers. He is awesome!

[@vhscopyofseinfeld]

He deserves it! I just came across Brandon a couple of months ago & have become hooked. The post credit clips are always wonderfully perfect.

[@kaijukid1443]

"But you're never gonna catch me saying Robocop's a sh***y movie." Well, unless you're referring to the remake. HEY HEY!

[@nexonbomber3129]

So glad to see the "Oh shit" gag from A*P*E return.

[@thegasmaskwarrior341]

First "Oh Shit". Now "decapitation!"

[@mrsuns10]

I think George Lucas gonna sue somebody

[@MP-kw5ud]

Along Good Bad Flicks this channel has become my favorite place for cult movie reviews.

[@kyleolson8977]

It's a pretty impressive use of $1.5m. They must have pinched every penny to get it looking this good. It's not all perfect, but it doesn't feel like there were ideas they couldn't afford to show.

[@Neville60001]

I agree.

[@russbennett5470]

The director used to direct music video's amd some of the stuff was leftover from that like the wanderer in the beginning that's actually a character from a British industrial band's video who's name I can't remember and that's their lead singer playimg him

[@FireTripperJeff]

@@russbennett5470 The band is Fields of the Nephilim

[@kyleolson8977]

@@russbennett5470 That makes sense. I assumed they could not afford to build all those props.

[@arthas640]

Seeing films like this makes you realize how bloated most blockbusters have become. Even 20 years ago "big budget" movies had a budget smaller than a Marvel film's catering budget

[@georgeowain]

Well the Color Out Of Space did moderately well. So hopefully he completes his planned Lovecraft trilogy.

[@Vednier]

When Color just came out i rushed to watch it in cinema (yeah, i love Lovecraft) . While i think its moderately accurate translation of original story to screen (not much of inventing new things here), i still wasn't very impressed by movie. As many stated, its kinda too much aesthetically similar to previous Cage's movie Mandy. There is much earlier movie, Curse, its much more distant from original story-wise, but i think it more impressive adaptation, more true in terms of catching horror element of story.

[@Vednier]

@@AnimatedTerror Yeah, sorry, i'm not native English speaker (obviously) and numerous times i was told what my language skill is "wacky". And misspells too, damn it, sorry.

[@AnonymousAnonposter]

He already got canceled

[@midnightgreen8319]

@@AnonymousAnonposter He apparently beat the absolute shit out of his wife/girlfriend and has charges to deal with.

[@TheSMR1969]

​@@midnightgreen8319everyone makes mistakes

[@Sstivers90]

You know, it’s funny that Lemmy and Iggy are in this movie. Everyone said that , after the bombs dropped, only Lemmy, iggy and cockroaches would be left.

[@RealUnrealCreator]

The actors?

[@dq405]

Iggy Pop, Lemmy, and Carl McCoy in the same film makes this an historical document.

[@justinsansunnom6486]

Another sort of cameo 11:11 the video showing is for Z.N.S. by Einstürzende Neubauten, from Halber Mensch the video itself directed by Sogo Iishi.

[@joesmoe71]

This movie has a REALLY bad ass robot villain! Some trivia: Lemmy was given a real gun for that scene, but while playing around with it he dropped it in the bay. They hired divers to find it but it was never recovered. William Hootkins completely improvised his obscene call to Travis. I can only imagine how hard it was for him and the crew not to burst out laughing! He also made up his "wibbly wobbly" song on the spot. Stanley penned a script for a sequel with both Jill and Shades returning but unfortunately it was never made. Oh man, he's taking a crack at "The Colour out of Space" Lovecraft classic next?? If there was ever a director for that, it's HIM! He ought to do "The Dunwich Horror" after that!

[@yith2116]

In case you haven't heard, he's planning a trilogy of Lovecraft-based films with the second film slated to actually be Dunwich Horror. Nice prediction, good sir!

[@AliceBowie]

The zone tripper nomad hobo was played by the singer from Fields of Nephilim. While they play Ministry, the TV is showing gwar. Also, they play a one of the Psychic TV videos, which has john balance from coil being tortured in an S&M way.

[@snakeplissken6321]

Another great review. Hardware is an underrated gem. I love the atmosphere and the soundtrack is outstanding. Also William Hootkins is fantastic as the uber pervert. His line about popcorn slays me every time. Pop by pop!

[@MoteofLobross]

I loved Hardware ever since I saw it in theaters when I was 13. Never knew it was ripped off from a 2000AD comic, though.

[@shainewhite2781]

You know what's interesting? Richard Stanley is also a music video Director as well!😊

[@fernandoneder1850]

Man, I really liked this movie back in the 90's. Need to find a copy of this.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

There is a really great two disc special edition of this on dvd.

[@SymbolicSplenetic]

I have both the DVD and the Bluray. Pretty sure it's the only movie I have in both formats haha.

[@thriddoctor]

I'm amazed there hasn't been more 2000AD based films. The early Nemesis the Warlock and Flesh strips would be great.

[@donnyd311]

Glad you're back! I never thought I would miss a Canadian man I've never met.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

"I never thought I would miss a Canadian man I've never met." That is now one of my all time favorite KZbin Comments lol.

[@fraternachash6015]

Interesting fact, the Zone Tripper at the beginning and end of the movie is Carl MCoy from Goth rock legends Fields of the Nephilim, yellow contacts and all. Richard Stanley had directed some of their early videos.

[@PaulineLockshaw]

it was Al Jorgensen from Ministry wasnt it?

[@fraternachash6015]

Nope, that was Carl McCoy from the Nephilim

[@Shuxy]

Does anyone think the Iggy Pop radioshow host influenced threedog in Fallout 3? I was getting serious threedog vibes, lol

[@tsuginokado]

I just posted the same comment a year later :)

[@Fulgrim2]

Thank you for doing this movie! :D

[@battlion507]

Holy crap, it's a 2000AD story!? Coolio! Dredd and Hardware.

[@ellnats]

awesome crossover idea

[@tartgreenapple]

Really one of the best sci-fi movies of the 90's.

[@1wolftank]

Would be really awesome to get the sequel

[@MAX-xd4uz]

There is actually a scrip of the sequel Hardware 2: Ground Zero available to download in pdf form

[@ChibiBaphomet]

I love this movie! Glad you finally decided to do it. I heard that the robot wasn't scary at all filming because it wouldn't stop breaking. Still love the music.

[@MichaelvonSacherMasoch]

The only thing you missed was that the band on TV was GWAR dubbed over by Ministry.

[@ladyscarfaceangel4616]

Michael von Sacher-Masoch GWAR is awesome live! Seen them 3 times. I bet their costumes smell fantastic. 😂 I’d hate to have the job of cleaning those.

[@StarsWithScars]

This is what you want and this is what you get!

[@mikeldoomsday2175]

Seriously From the cameos from some of my favorite bands (& yes that’s Carl McCoy from Fields of the Nephilhim as the scrapper, not to mention Iggy, Lemmy, Gwar & Ministry), to the cyber death puppet special effects, if I need to explain why the 90’s kicked more ass to anyone, I tell them to watch this

[@eVanDiesel]

I saw this movie at a way too young age....and fell in love with it. Amazing movie

[@sdh2383]

'Hardware' is a great movie, one of my favorites from the 90s. I look forward to your review every week. Waiting for a 'Razorback' review.

[@justindenney-hall5875]

That reminds me I need to watch razor back lol.

[@sdh2383]

@@justindenney-hall5875 Razorback is another trippy cult classic with vibrant colors and visuals and a great horror story about a monster boar.

[@sdh2383]

Also, I dont know if this is a remake of Razorback, it is also set in Australia, this looks really fun. It's called 'Boar' kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6HWlmRjq5qfsKs

[@STanDave]

This is WAY better than my VHS copy.

[@Andy8989076]

The movie was not only staring Lemmy and Iggy Pop. The nomad was played by Carl McCoy singer of the Band Fields of the Nephilim. I love this movie.

[@wstine79]

This movie reminds me of that image comic book character Super Patriot. However that start off as a World War II hero rather than a post-apocalyptic character

[@thatonea-hole]

Ah super patriot! One of the more underrated world war 2 super heroes

[@dubuyajay9964]

@@thatonea-hole 2, not 1.

[@unclelou4839]

Nice avatar...a 60s/70s kaiju of some sort?

[@jackwells8107]

The thing is Larsen's Super Patriot came out at least 2 or 3 years after this movie - I wonder if he was 'inspired' by this.

[@arminceljaj5916]

hahah i had the same thought

[@SpecialAgentBillMaxwell]

And he did make that Color Out of Space movie, and it was awesome.

[@AkuTenshiiZero]

I was already excited to see _Color Out of Space,_ but after seeing this guy's style I'm hyped as hell. HP Lovecraft, Nick Cage, and Richard Stanley combined is gonna be nuts.

[@wimvanderstraeten6521]

In the 1977 movie Demon Seed a computer actually impregnates a woman. Check that movie out if you haven't seen it yet.

[@chonchjohnch]

There’s another movie that uses that title, it’s not as good

[@brianknapp6215]

Demon Seed was a Dean Koontz novel from '73. He rewrote it in 1997 into a completely new story. I've read both- each one is creepier than the '77 movie.

[@DreamWarriorPaige]

3 and a half minutes in and you give a willow reference. i love you

[@backbackforward]

The sound track to this movie is insanely good

[@ThePartySourceReviews]

This is a fantastic movie. Love the practical effects and the film work. It was the Island of Doctor Moreau documentary that led me to this movie. Have a great year on your channel. Cheers, -J.O.

[@socialmedia4637]

*This is what you want This is what you get This is what you want This is what you get*

[@antichristian74]

such a great soundtrack.

[@Fulgrim2]

Love that song.

[@StarsWithScars]

Love it too

[@thatonea-hole]

*IT'S A DIFFERENT TYPE OF WORLD* *YOU NEED A DIFFERENT TYPE OF HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE!!!!*

[@smithwesson1896]

*A WHOLE NEW WOOOOORRRRLLLLD!!!!!*

[@thatonea-hole]

@@smithwesson1896 *A DAZZLING HELLSCAPE, I NEVER KNEW!!*

[@jeffengland2791]

I love the intro to this movie.

[@christianguenther2242]

Brandon, please do a review of a 90's movie called Virus, I'd love to hear your review of it!!

[@mrsuns10]

He did

[@crs290]

I went to see Hardware as a midnight showing in Memphis in a pretty seedy part of town. The girl I was dating at the time kept singing "This is what you want, this is what you get." Thanks, Lydon, for that ear worm.

[@symbiotegod2069]

You know seeing how this channel tackles cult classics. I kind of want to see Brandon here review Freaked.

[@phunnyphantom]

Absolutely

[@UltimateOmegaRed]

Symbiote God In time.

[@GojiraRising]

AVGN just reviewed it a couple days ago.

[@TemmiePlays]

@@GojiraRising that's probably why he mentioned it here.

[@symbiotegod2069]

@@TemmiePlays well that and I watched it myself, so I'm curious what his opinion of it will be.

[@cfd796]

04:07 this voice clip was used in a song Alive and Awake by Mortal...

[@ericvorhangeschloss2953]

Not sure, but I think the hobo demon is the vocalist of Fields of the Nephilim.

[@sincaindbx]

It is .. it's Carl McCoy, he even flashes it up on screen when talking about Adrian Brode.

[@GroinFaceGroin]

Every album he puts out is a masterpiece. Yes even Zoon!

[@marcraygun6290]

Yup sure is

[@jaygrinder7694]

It is, I was going to point it out if no one else did. Plus, Richard Stanley directed several of Fields' music videos. They became friends early in both of their careers over a mutual love for Spaghetti Westerns and similar tastes in music.

[@rustybuckets07]

@@GroinFaceGroin ZOON is probably my favourite.

[@Belzediel]

This film literally changed my life. I still dress as Carl's wanderer. But then again, this is what you want, and this is what you get.

[@axelwulf6220]

You know that one friend who has a collection of movies that are weird and ironically produced, and has a curiously deep sense of background info on said weird movies? This is him...

[@joetrosclair8434]

I remember when this came out. Owned original VHS and watched it a gazillion times.

[@takayasu2009]

Robocop is modeled on 'Gavan', a Japanese hero show.

[@ryanb9465]

Yes!!!! A true cult classic! I always wished "Hardware" had the "Death Machine" robot! Anyways what about "Zeiram"!!!!!!

[@davebooshty299]

7:39 Right there the Computer gives away the Robots Weakness.

[@johnnywalker7961]

Here to do next . Alien vs hunter. Komodo vs cobra. Dinocroc. Dinoshark. Power rangers 1995. Snake on the train. axe giant wrath of paul bunyan.

[@Dominicque1]

Repo the genetic opera

[@SAM-ru4vx]

Virus (1999)

[@dubuyajay9964]

Reb Brown's Captain America?

[@gochem3013]

Unreleased Fantastic Four Movie from 1994.

[@Neville60001]

@@gochem3013, no thanks.

[@Weenerneenerchickendinner]

I've been waiting for this all year.

[@swolf712]

Color Out of Space did indeed turn out to be a great project for him.

[@GamerPete101]

I think this is the first time I actually decided to go watch a movie after seeing your video of it. Thanks Brandon!

[@johnthecrazed5679]

It looks like the vampire robots from Judge Dredd the Cursed Earth. Also Call-Me-Kennith finds the ending sad.

[@HappyCynic]

Snap, Crackle and Pop, if I remember correctly. They were charged with looking after President Booth's cryo tube.

[@johnthecrazed5679]

Yes, I got a bunch of Dredd comics for Christmas last year and read them all.

[@orcatwar9810]

like he said it was insperd by a story from 2000AD (the same place Dredd came from)

[@johnthecrazed5679]

Yes but that’s not even the same story.

[@ironnoah9461]

Ah yes. The Cursed Earth, The first Dredd epic

[@CyberPhoenix001]

I recently checked this movie out in full, and it's now one of my favourites. Thanks for bringing it to my attention!

[@PapaTaurean]

Trick question... Lemmy IS God!! I want this movie!!

[@justindenney-hall5875]

RIP Ian "Lemmy" Kilmister Namaste.

[@Neville60001]

@@justindenney-hall5875, when did he pass on?

[@justindenney-hall5875]

@@Neville60001 December 28th 2015 Namaste.

[@thelemonddropskid5445]

Mmmm. Lemmy think...

[@justindenney-hall5875]

@@thelemonddropskid5445 He got the nick name because he was always asking people to "Lemmy some money"

[@brianrosenthal82]

Saw this flick as a kid with a nasty fever and it stuck with me ever since. Total nightmare fuel. Love the channel bud, keep it up.

[@Luciffrit]

"Don't close the curtain. You wont see Santa Clause coming!"

[@marcelcostache2504]

Happy new year Brandon keep them coming!

[@HCC6507]

I don’t understand how you still haven’t done a review of “Dreamscape” (1984) it’s right up your alley lol...

[@jermania7467]

Great review as usual! Funfact worth mentioning: The nomad is played by Carl McCoy lead singer of Fields of the Nephilim band. If you watch closely as the nomad enters Alvie's part store at the beginning of the movie there is a shot that is very similar to the cover of FotN Dawnrazor album cover with the reflective goggles/glasses. RIchard Stanley also directed some of their videos.

[@georgeowain]

Fun fact, Kevin O’Neil who was the illustrator of the 2000 AD comic story “Shock!”. Received a phone call from lawyers telling him to either sign off on “Hardware” or be sued. Luckily director Richard Stanley lost the law suit and had to give screen credit to O’Neil and Steve MacManus; the writer of Shock!.

[@philmellor4885]

georgeowain...Good cos this flick was a shameless knock off.

[@dogma9609]

why would Kevin O Neil be sued for? sued by who?

[@dogma9609]

@@philmellor4885 , why is this a shameless knock off of a 7 page story?

[@philmellor4885]

@@dogma9609 cos the 2 are the same. Just because it's a short story doesn't change anything. You seen the original strip?

[@dogma9609]

@@philmellor4885 , yes i just read it

[@tylerskiss]

2:00 - that guy is Carl McCoy, lead singer of the brilliant Fields of the Nephilim.

[@fiveways]

Another good example of being sued and still being awesome: Terminator.

[@michaelccozens]

@@rosselliswilkinson Harland Ellison.

[@michaelccozens]

It's not that being sued makes the movies less awesome; it's that they stole awesome ideas without credit, and that's why they're being sued.

[@hunterrose5252]

10:00 I read about how the script was similar to the "SHOK" episode of the 2000 AD comics, but this is the first time I heard that Robocop was influenced by Judge Dredd. I thought it just a coincidence that both Robocop and Dredd (in the comics) said "Come quietly or there will be trouble."

[@michaelccozens]

The stylistic influences are interesting, but I'm not sure Judge Dredd can claim to be the originator of the "taciturn law enforcer" trope.

[@eyeseer1]

Judge Dredd was released in 1977 and Robocop was 1987, but Judge Dredd was themed off Dirty Harry by a few months.

[@robertomanlp7922]

Gli orrori del castello di Norimberga (1972) or Baron Blood (1972)

[@fromthecheapseats7126]

I can’t believe there were no “Wicker Man” jokes about the “shark attack.”

[@brokenhaloking]

2000 ad is awesome.

[@billybowers5850]

Great start with your reviews of 2019, Brandon! Can't wait to see what other reviews you got for us to see!

[@SwaggyG_2102]

I know I'm not on your Patreon, But I'm really hoping you could do a review on Videodrome (1983)?

[@jashloseher578]

Long live the new flesh.

[@christopherjohnson4276]

Glad to see you are back in action! Fun watch. I remember watching this movie in the early 90's. There are very stylish and cool moments. The pacing is on the slow side. For the budget and style and concept...pretty cool.

[@minillaman6717]

Please review yonguary, im not sure if I spelled that right but to make it simpler, review Korean godzilla

[@veelalynne]

It even has a Korean Kenny!

[@jessehilton1337]

This is one of those 80’s movies that went completely under my radar growing up. I have to watch it!

[@joeyparkhill8751]

I want a Decapitation gag!!!!! Is there a Decapitation gag in this episode?

[@johnkirby8939]

Killer Droids don't count...

[@joeyparkhill8751]

I always thought they did...

[@daveallen1603]

Probably one of my most favorite cult movies ever. Thanks for reviewing it

[@rayanderson5797]

1:33 Actually I think that quote might've come from a tech priest. Also, I want a fallout mod that has Angry Bob radio. Sure as hell would be better than the Diamond City guy.

[@TheRealNormanBates]

That would make for an interesting Mod. Not just Angry Bob, but make the sky red, make more of the land desert and insert a few Mark 13s to make life interesting! Oh, and a Jill to come home to wouldn't hurt.

[@Neville60001]

20:49- _The Color Out Of Space_ has already been adapted twice; once in 1965/66 as a movie starring Boris Karloff (I can't remember the name of it), and in 1988 as _The Curse_ , which starred Will Wheaton and Claude Akins. Hopefully this guy will be lucky, get the funding he needs, and then he can make an adaptation complimentary to the book.

[@TheMrSarcastic]

And apparently is going to be done under the correct title of the story starring Nicholas Cage.

[@thezigrat561]

I liked Hardware.. A simular movies I would recommend are Virus and Moon Trap

[@JnEricsonx]

Moon Trap, aka the movie where I found out Walter Koenig wasn't Russian as in they got a actor directly from Russian, as a little kid, cause no accent. And since I hadn't seen Evil Dead films yet, I had no idea his partner in the film was Bruce frigging Campbell.

[@rusalexander1757]

This one and Wired to Kill were favorite multiple rentals of mine for YEARS. Thanks, Brandon....

[@HappyCynic]

The second best film based on a 2000ad comic story.

[@dubuyajay9964]

But there were two Dredd Films. And Robocop.

[@HappyCynic]

@@dubuyajay9964 ONE Judge Dredd film. Stallone made a parody in the nineties.

[@HappyCynic]

There is aTV show in the works.

[@Memewaffle]

Brandon, I just cheked out the bandcamp and you guys rock!

[@Gotham_Outlaw]

If they do remake this, Paul Heyman should play Link

[@dubuyajay9964]

Is Brock Lesnar going to be the robot?

[@Gotham_Outlaw]

@@dubuyajay9964 yoooooo that would be funny asf lmao. Imagine some cheap big ass toaster saying Suplex City bitch

[@0lAllan]

TY for my lmao of the day sir!

[@404GameAndMusicProducer]

I.m done

[@SymbolicSplenetic]

Demon Hobo is Carl McCoy of Fields of the Nephilim. Guess the only rock star that didn't play his own music in the movie haha. I fucking love this movie.

[@brycevo]

That beginning feels very Fallout

[@Fulgrim2]

The robot reminds me of something the Enclave might cook up.

[@Neville60001]

@@Fulgrim2, this whole movie sounds like it was the basis for _Fallout_ .

[@dreamlandnightmare]

Most post-apocalyptic movies, games, etc. tend to look and feel the same.

[@ravenclawtom]

Like the radio station and everything. Yeah

[@morgandroid]

Let’s be real, Redeye in Nuka-World is literally Iggy as the radio host

[@nospam3327]

You should do Color Out of Space as a followup to this... i know its not the usual low budget fare you cover here, but it's pretty much guaranteed to attain cult status.

[@drawbyyourselve]

this one really reminded me of one of my early childhood movies, i believe it was called virus, about an alien energy landing on a warship and turning technology into robots, cyborgs and doing usual antagonistic stuff.

[@thelemonddropskid5445]

Virus is based on a Dark Horse comic if I remember well. Or Dark Horse bought the rights? Hahaha! I can't remember!

[@dimmufrost666]

The nomad scavenger in the beginning of the film is Carl McCoy, the vocalist of Fields Of The Nephilim. Richard Stanley actually directed some of their music videos.

[@CubanPete1990]

Do a review of Disney’s Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983)

[@johnbockelie3899]

I've seen "Something wicked this way comes". Disney got a lot of flack for that one during the local news hour in 1983.

[@phillipayriss8143]

loved that movie back in the day , had to walch now , but was one of favourite late night vowing wen I was a teen .

[@thepooroldsoul8179]

Iggy Pop is a Radio DJ in Grand Theft Auto IV.

[@jashloseher578]

This is what you want? This is what you get! Man, love this damn heap. Glad to see it on your channel!

[@jchan9761]

"Nooo...I like to have my morning dump before I shower!" - This is me. I died laughing.

[@ellnats]

Richard Stanley made his comeback now, i havnt seen it or even knew it was out, but im glad a guy with mad talent came back

[@kirbymarchbarcena]

If this is the Mark 13, wait if the tech reaches 666...Tony Stark will be a trillionaire!

[@andrescs6876]

Great review! Respectful when approaching the movie's spirit and also fun as hell. One of your best.

[@antichristian74]

i love this movie. i got the vhs when it first came out, really weird blue colour and not a normal vhs tape. the soundtrack is a great mix of dark classical, industrial punk and synthy blues kind of stuff with loads of samples from the movie a la natural born killers (but this was first i think).