Pete Walker Crime Collection Blu-ray Debuts April 29!

Kino Lorber is set to unveil the riveting Pete Walker Crime Collection on Blu-ray, a compelling two-disc release scheduled for April 29. This captivating anthology delves into Pete Walker's explorations between 1968 and 1971, showcasing his early forays from the liberating '60s subculture to the gripping horror landscape of the 1970s.

Walker's crime masterpieces are embedded in a vibrant tapestry of London’s underbelly, with tales laced with intrigue, bisexuality, pop culture, and underlying brutality. The collection includes notable films such as Die Screaming, Marianne, featuring Susan George, where a free-spirited character finds herself ensnared in a harrowing quest to secure her inheritance. Cool It, Carol! navigates the gritty world of glamour through the eyes of a curious small-town couple who inadvertently plunge into the illicit world of adult films, an overarching theme also present in The Big Switch.

Rounding off the collection is Moon (Man of Violence), starring Michael Latimer as a suave, worldly gun-for-hire embroiled in an intense international heist. Each film seamlessly merges the essence of British noir with Walker's distinct narrative style, capturing audiences through its complex characters and thrilling plots.

Enthusiasts can expect fascinating insights via special features that enhance the viewing experience. Admirers of Walker's work will appreciate audio commentaries and thought-provoking interviews with critics and historians.

Release Contents:

• Audio commentary for Die Screaming, Marianne: By director Pete Walker with film historian Jonathan Rigby.
• Audio commentary for Moon (Man of Violence): By critics Kat Ellinger and Martyn Conterior.
• Pete Walker: An Eye for Terror: Interview conducted by Elijah Drenner.
• Original theatrical trailers.
• Optional English SDH subtitles for main features.

Mark your calendars for April 29 to dive into these exhilarating narratives that echo Walker's bold storytelling prowess.