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Fortress of Amerikkka: Limited Edition (VSA-020)(Exclusive)

Fortress of Amerikkka: Limited Edition (VSA-020)(Exclusive)

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 Actors: Gene LeBrock, Kascha, Kellee Bradley, David Crane, William J. Kulzer
Director: Eric Louzil
Language: ENGLISH: DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 (48kHz, 24-bit)
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 2.0 (320 kbps)
Subtitles: English
Region: Region Free
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Number of Discs: 1
Rating: Not Rated
Orig Release Date: 1989
Studio: Vinegar Syndrome
Release Date: 1/25/2022
Run Time: 100 Min.
Special Features:
  • "Back to the Woods" (17:18, HD) is an interview with writer/director Eric Louzil, who was coming off of "Lust for Freedom," searching for his next gig. A pitch to Troma Entertainment honcho Lloyd Kaufman triggered production on "Fortress of Amerikkka," with the shoot occurring in Washington, offering Louzil natural beauty to photograph. Challenges arrived soon after, including the physical movement of heavy, old equipment, and the firing of the original leading actor, who was about participate in an insurance scam to collect a big payday. Soundtrack selections are analyzed, and union rules are identified, with Louzil trying to keep away from prying eyes.
  • "Chant with Me" (9:27, HD) is an interview with actor Troy Fromin, who was 21 years old during the time of "Fortress of Amerikkka." As a young actor hunting for work, Fromin found gigs in the trades, eventually spotting a casting call for Eric Louzil, who wanted actors tough enough to endure a cold shoot in the woods. The interviewee points out how he stayed away from much of the film's violence, and how he handled the lack of a screenplay, only learning his character name during production. Louzil recalls the violent content of "Fortress of Amerikkka," and implores fans to not attack him for his character's behavior.
  • "Big Dreams" (6:49, HD) is an interview with actor Brad Roth, who was brought on to "Fortress of Amerikkka" by co-star Troy Fromin, his next-door neighbor. Roth was young, pulled away from prom to participate in the picture, dealing with location challenges and gun play, firing big M16s without ear protection. The interviewee discusses his relationship with writer/director Eric Louzil, and shares his memories from the shoot.
  • D ouble-sided poster
  • R eversible cover artwork
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