By WILLLIAM J. WRIGHT
Murderous miner Harry Warden made a triumphant return to the big screen this Valentine’s Day when Toronto’s Revue Cinema hosted a special 4K presentation of the classic Canadian slasher MY BLOODY VALENTINE. Culled from the original camera negative, this uncut scan included recovered gore scenes axed from the 1981 release.
“MY BLOODY VALENTINE” on the big screen at Toronto’s Revue Cinema.
MY BLOODY VALENTINE’s director, George Mihalka, introduced the film and took part in a Q&A session with the crew conducted by Revue Cinema’s in-house trailer editor, Nathan Boone. As a bonus, several cast members showed up to sign items and take photos with fans.
Nathan Boone conducts a Q&A with the cast and crew of “MY BLOODY VALENTINE”
Naturally, RUE MORGUE was there, with Rondo Award-winning writer James Burrell and founding art director Ghoulish Gary Pullin (who created the stunning cover for Armando Muñoz‘s new MY BLOODY VALENTINE novelization) on hand for the frightening festivities.
If you missed this once-in-a-lifetime ’80s horror lovefest, don’t be down-hearted. See the gallery of exclusive photos from James Burrell below.
