--- product_id: 66480125 title: "Xtro [Region Free]" brand: "philip sayerbernice stegersharry bromley davenport" price: "€ 174.74" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 7 url: https://www.desertcart.be/products/66480125-xtro-region-free store_origin: BE region: Belgium --- # Xtro [Region Free] **Brand:** philip sayerbernice stegersharry bromley davenport **Price:** € 174.74 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Xtro [Region Free] by philip sayerbernice stegersharry bromley davenport - **How much does it cost?** € 174.74 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.be](https://www.desertcart.be/products/66480125-xtro-region-free) ## Best For - philip sayerbernice stegersharry bromley davenport enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted philip sayerbernice stegersharry bromley davenport brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description Three years ago young Tony watched with horror as his father was taken into the night sky by a mysterious blinding light and never seen again. Until now. His father is coming home but he's not the man he used to be!A 'must-see' cult rental of the 80s, Xtro is one of the most outrageously bizarre, gory and insanely enjoyable horror films of its time complete with infamous 'alien birth' scene. 'Not all extra terrestrials are friendly'!SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION FEATURES:Limited Edition packagingNew restoration featuring option of alternate endings plus the original UK video version editNew director restoration'Xploring Xtro' - a new 57 minute documentary featuring interviews with Harry Bromley-Davenport, Mark Forstater, Bernice Stegers, Susie Silvey, 'Tik' – Tim Dry, 'Tok' – Sean Crawford, Robert Pereno, Alan Jones and Craig Lapper'The World of Xtro' - a new featurette with Dennis Atherton, Harry Bromley-Davenport and Mark Forstater'Beyond Xtro' – a new featurette with Harry Bromley-Davenport and Mark Forstater looking ahead to new reboot 'Xtro – The Big One', including excusive test footage'Xtro Xposed''Loving The Alien: A Tribute to Philip Sayer' featuring exclusive Brian May music tributeSoft cover booklet with new writing by Kevin Lyons plus behind-the-scenes stills and promo materialOriginal soundtrack CDRigid slipcase featuring original UK video and UK theatrical artworkEnglish subtitles for the hearing impaired ## Images ![Xtro [Region Free] - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61AKWewnvBL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Blood Father *by H***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 January 2019* When it comes to killer alien movies, Ridley Scott's 1979 epic surely wins hands down, but when it comes to delivering some truly gross out angry alien gooeyness - this British shocker from 1982 comes a very close second. I recall first seeing it back in the mid '80s when I managed to get a copy of it from my local video emporium and blowing my (then 11 year old) mind! Throughout the years, its popped back into my life but have never felt the need to plunk down my hard earned and own this seminal chunkblower. Well, until now that is.When happy dad Sam (Philip Sayer) is taken away infront of his son Tony (Simon Nash), things take aturn for the worst for our pint sized hero. Flash forward a few years and his mother Rachel (a very good Bernice Stegers) has a new man in her life Joe (Danny Brainin) and employs a au pair in the form of Maryam d'Abo, when totally out of the blue - Sam returns. Unbeknownst to this all-new nuclear family, he was taken by aliens and has now returned to reclaim his son. With that pretty basic story in a nutshell, you would be led to believe this is going to be another low budget letdown - however, director Harry Bromley Davenport has other ideas and delivers some truly amazing gore sequences that will make even the most hardened horror fanatic squirm.Besides the much lauded 'alien birth sequence' (which still stands the test of time in the gob-smacking department), the movie is cram full of 'out there' ideas and visual craziness: You want insect-like aliens having a frolic in the woods? No problem. You wanna see an over-sized Action Man doll stab some old woman from 'Eastenders' to a bloody pulp? Step right up. You fancy seeing some weird father and son alien bonding that will make your stomach churn? Its all here and then some. The movie is chock-full of so many ideas that exist to either repulse or amaze even the most ardent gore fan, you just have to take your hat off to the amount of lunacy and gooey entrails on display. Its hard to clarify how great the ideas behind this movie are (as on the surface, its pure B-movie craziness) - but the sheer inventiveness make this film the gift that keeps on giving.Second Sights' Blu-Ray release is a slam dunk for fans of the movie. Besides various versions of the movie, we also get quite a handful of fun extras including: 'Xploring Xtro' - a great 57 minute documentary which covers the production, 'The World of Xtro' - focussing on ultimate Xtro fan Dennis Atherton, 'Loving The Alien: A Tribute to Philip Sayer', 'Xtro Xposed' - a fun archive interview with Bromley-Davenport which has been ported over from an old US DVD release but eradicates his discussions about the sequel - which is a shame. Rounding out the disc is 'Beyond Xtro' which gives us test footage for a proposed fourth entry (hmmmm...), a soft cover book written by Kevin Lyons and a brilliant re-issue of the original soundtrack album. All in all, this is definitely worth a peek for old school gore hounds looking to rekindle that old flame or newbie horror fans looking for some gooey weirdness. Just remember to watch this one very late at night with the lights out and don't eat anything beforehand - its a real stomach troubler. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Plenty of X tra,s in Xtro *by M***D on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 18 June 2018* Just watched the Directors Cut and I had to say I am impressed with the picture quality.DO NOT expect a Crystal clear hd transfer There are limitations to the low budget film.Some reds,esp.in Tony,s bedroom scene with the clown are quite blurred (if that's the word).Over all this is the best you will get from this classic b.movie cult classic.I haven't watched the extra,s yet but did have a read of the enclosed booklet (with behind the scene pics)while,listening to the soundtrack CD,which has a John Carpenter feel to it.If you are a fan of these early British horror films...you will not be disappointed. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 2018 special edition Bluray UK *by J***C on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 June 2018* Love this movie it's mad, not a review of the story, the picture quality, I watched the special features which where informative, the Director said he was asked to play about with the colour of the movie, well I'm sorry to say I think it's awful. I thought there was something wrong with the TV. it contains a lot of dark scenes and a bit over coloured especially the bit where ACTION MAN goes on the kill. It has these very dark effects over the picture. Thankfully you also get the original version which I think looks great considering it's a low budget movie. Comes in a hard slip case and a 40 page book featuring behind the scene pictures plus a look at Xtro The Big One Reboot, some cheap looking CGI test footage , all in all well worth it. 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