By Michael Gingold
Revolver Entertainment has set
an April 6 DVD release date for Gerard Johnson’s British serial-killer film
TONY, and passed on the content details for the disc. The movie, which recently
premiered at the Slamdance Film Festival and has already won critical raves, is
a case study of an alienated Londoner (Peter Ferdinando) whose mental downward
spiral leads him to murder.
• Audio commentary by writer/director Johnson, star
Ferdinando and producer Dan McCulloch
• Johnson’s original TONY short film
• Johnson’s short crime drama MUG
Retail price is $19.98; you can see TONY’s official website
here. Revolver also gave Fango the scoop that it
will release another UK fright film, Lawrence Gough’s SALVAGE, to Stateside
disc July 6, and gave us an exclusive look at the preliminary cover art (see
below). Scripted by Colin O’Donnell, the movie is set in a cul-de-sac neighborhood
that is plunged into horrific chaos on Christmas Eve when a mysterious
container washes ashore on a nearby beach, and the military soon places the
area under lockdown. Specs are to be announced, and retail price for this one
will also be $19.98. Look for a set-visit report on SALVAGE in a future issue
of Fango.
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