Night of the Demon (1980)

“Amid the gush of early ‘80s low-budget backwoods horror, only one lost classic brought together softcore sex, hardcore violence, Satanic sex cults and a limb-tearing, gut-slinging, dick-ripping beast for “the best and bloodiest Bigfoot movie ever made.” (Buried.com): When a group of Anthropology students heads deep into the forest to investigate a series of Sasquatch attacks, they’ll discover an immortal brain-blast of crazy hermits, mutilated Girl Scouts, interspecies copulation and “one of the goriest final scenes in the whole history of splatter flicks” (A Slash Above).

Producer/co-writer Jim L. Ball and director James C. Wasson deliver “an anti-masterpiece that moves like a bullet, unlike anything you’ve ever seen” (Mondo Digital) now scanned in 4K from the recently discovered 35mm answer print with over 5½ hours of Special Features on two discs.” – 88 Films

LIMITED EDITION FEATURES

Limited Edition Double Walled Slipcase with new Artwork from Joel Robinson

Double Sided Fold-out A3 Poster

Booklet Notes by Andrew Graves
Uncut!!!

DISC 1 Contents

New 4K Scan and Restoration of the long lost Original Answer Print

DTS-HA MA Mono Soundtrack

Optional English Subtitles

Just A Little Green Kid Outta Waco, Texas — Interview With Producer Jim L. Ball

The Demon Made Me Do It — Interview With Director James C. Wasson

Eye Of The Demon — Interview With Cinematographer John Quick

FRATERNITY OF HORROR — Previously Unreleased 1964 Feature Produced By Jim L. Ball And Shot By John Quick
Trailer

DISC 2 Contents

Cryptid Currency: Transgression Aggression In Bigfoot Cinema — Video Essay By David Coleman, Author Of The Bigfoot Filmography
Tales From The Cryptid — Interview With Stephen R. Bissette, Co-Author Of Cryptid Cinema
Deconstructing Patty — Interview With William Munns, Author Of When Roger Met Patty
Mondo Bigfoot — Interview With Lyle Blackburn, Author Of Boggy Creek Casebook
BAN THE SADIST VIDEOS!
BAN THE SADIST VIDEOS! PART 2
My Nasty Memories — Interview With BAN THE SADIST VIDEOS! Director David Gregory