LAST CHANCE TO GET A PIECE OF HORROR HISTORY!!
This 35mm print was was the one that played in Chicago at the Village Theater for several weeks held over!! It was also the print used for the press screening in Chicago attended by film critic ROGER EBERT which then led to the infamous ROGER EBERT DEBATE with the director & producer of CHAOS.
LETTER OF AUTHENTICITY from Dark Force Entertainment with this historic print!
ROGER EBERT also prominently featured CHAOS in his 2006 YEARBOOK on the introduction, back cover & chapter in the book!!
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CHAOS 35MM PRINT HISTORY:
In the summer of 2005 Roger Ebert attended a press screening in Chicago for CHAOS which then led to the infamous public debate over it's extreme violence and what he called "pure evil" content. This same 35mm print made directly from the original 35mm camera negative then went on to play over 4 weeks at the Village Theater in Chicago (see attached pic). There were only around 5 or 6 35mm prints of Chaos that were shuffled around to some of the big cities during the 2005 small theatrical release. One of the 35mm prints was Fed Exed to the Oracle theater in New Orleans and then got destroyed with the theater when the huge hurricane Katrina hit which also destroyed most of the city! The Motion Picture Archives in Washington D.C. had contacted the director to try and get the print for the archives due to its historical content regarding the Roger Ebert debate. NOW THIS PIECE OF HOLLYWOOD HORROR MOVIE HISTORY IS AVAILABLE FOR SALE VIA THE DARK FORCE SUPERSTORE. It will be an auction style sale where if it does not sell for the listed price we will periodically lower it until we reach the rock bottom price we will sell it for. NOTE: THIS ITEM WILL ONLY BE SHIPPED WITHIN THE US AND VIA FED EX. INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS IF YOU PURCHASE THIS FILM YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR SHIPPING ARRANGEMENTS AND COSTS.
This 35mm print will also come with a Letter of Authenticity from the Director, David DeFalco.
