‘The Devils’ NC-17 Re-Release Gets Eye-Popping New Trailer
The 1971 film will return to theaters for a week this fall The post ‘The Devils’ NC-17 Re-Release Gets Eye-Popping New Trailer appeared first on TheWrap .
The 1971 horror film "The Devils" is making a dramatic return to theaters. A newly restored 4K version, largely unavailable in the United States, will be available for a limited one-week run starting October 16. This release, the first for Warner Bros.' new specialty label Clockwork, comes with select 35mm screenings. The film, starring Vanessa Redgrave and Oliver Reed, is based on Aldous Huxley’s 1952 nonfiction book "The Devils of Loudun" and John Whiting’s 1960 play "The Devils."
The movie was originally rated X in America and the United Kingdom due to its explicit depictions of sex, violence, and sacrilegious imagery. It has been largely unavailable on home video or for revival screenings since its release. The 1971 horror movie features a new trailer from Clockwork, Warner Bros.' new artsy imprint. Those with epilepsy or photosensitivity are advised to avoid the trailer due to its flashing lights. The one-week engagement will also screen in the Toronto International Film Festival.
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