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THE EUROCRYPT OF CHRISTOPHER LEE COLLECTION 3
7 DISC COLLECTION WITH 6 RARELY SEEN FILMS
UHD & BLU-RAY PREMIERES
ALTERNATE VERSIONS
16 HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES AND NEW 142-PAGE BOOK
Disc 1: BEAT GIRL (1959)
“Mad about ‘Beat’! Living for ‘Kicks’! This could be your teenage daughter!” In the landmark UK ‘Adults Only’ classic, Christopher Lee is “fantastically dangerous” (Meat Hook Cinema) as the predatory owner of a Soho strip joint with eyes for a spoiled 16-year-old gasser – “an incredible performance” (Louder Than War) by Gillian Hills of BLOW-UP and Yé-Yé fame – with her own hunger for cool cats, hot sounds and deadly thrills that shock the squares. Pop star Adam Faith, Peter McEnery (ENTERTAINING MR. SLOANE), Shirley Ann Field (PEEPING TOM) and Oliver Reed co-star – with a way-out jazz/rockabilly/surf guitar score by The John Barry Seven – in “one of the coolest flicks ever made about the London scene” (Shock Cinema), directed by Edmond T. Greville (THE HANDS OF ORLAC) and featuring both the Original Theatrical & Extended UK Cuts scanned in 4K by The British Film Institute with nearly 3 hours of Special Features.
THE EUROCRYPT OF CHRISTOPHER LEE COLLECTION 3
7 DISC COLLECTION WITH 6 RARELY SEEN FILMS
UHD & BLU-RAY PREMIERES
ALTERNATE VERSIONS
16 HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES AND NEW 142-PAGE BOOK
Disc 1: BEAT GIRL (1959)
“Mad about ‘Beat’! Living for ‘Kicks’! This could be your teenage daughter!” In the landmark UK ‘Adults Only’ classic, Christopher Lee is “fantastically dangerous” (Meat Hook Cinema) as the predatory owner of a Soho strip joint with eyes for a spoiled 16-year-old gasser – “an incredible performance” (Louder Than War) by Gillian Hills of BLOW-UP and Yé-Yé fame – with her own hunger for cool cats, hot sounds and deadly thrills that shock the squares. Pop star Adam Faith, Peter McEnery (ENTERTAINING MR. SLOANE), Shirley Ann Field (PEEPING TOM) and Oliver Reed co-star – with a way-out jazz/rockabilly/surf guitar score by The John Barry Seven – in “one of the coolest flicks ever made about the London scene” (Shock Cinema), directed by Edmond T. Greville (THE HANDS OF ORLAC) and featuring both the Original Theatrical & Extended UK Cuts scanned in 4K by The British Film Institute with nearly 3 hours of Special Features.
