Angelo Pannaccio's Holocaust parte seconda: i ricordi, i deliri, la vendetta (1980)
The VHS Archives Factsheet
Label: All American Video
Catalog: AAV112
Box Type: Clamshell
Year of Release: ?
Runtime: 77:17
Print: 1.78:1 / English / No subs
Extras: None
About the Film
Director: Angelo Pannaccio
Year of Release: 1980
Country of Origin: Italy
Stars: William Berger, Tina Aumont, Kai Fischer, Andres Resino, Gordon Mitchell, Marzia Damon
AKAs: Holocaust 2: The memories, delirium and the vendetta part two
Verbatim Box Synopsis
A series of vicious killings seem to have no connections; but as T.V. and the press report on the murders it is discovered that all of the victims were either former Nazi's or members of their families.
The story of a merciless vendetta ...... a group of vigilantes have banded together to track down those who had a part in the massacre of over six million Jews. We relive the horror and the paralyzing fear of those terrible days.
U.S. All American sleeve!
Danish Film-Lab sleeve, courtesy of Hans-Jorn Reimer and his Danish Ex-Rental VHS Appreciation Group!
Dutch Sunrise Tapes sleeve, courtesy of Cult VHS!
Italian Cinelux sleeve
Spanish MKM sleeve!
Finnish United Film sleeve, courtesy of Daniel Liljefors!
Greek LTV sleeve, again courtesy of Daniel Liljefors!
Japanese Mimi Video sleeve, courtesy of Jayson Kennedy's Basement of Ghoulish Decadence!
Japanese Mimi Video sleeve, courtesy of Jayson Kennedy's Basement of Ghoulish Decadence!
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Very niiice, Bruce! I've got the Danish VHS and I'd just like to point out the label is called "Filmlab", not Himjab (it's difficult to read in the logo but if you check with the text at the bottom on the back you'll see it clearly says Filmlab). Cheers.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jack -- of course, now that you've mentioned it, I can read the logo perfectly! :-)
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