View Full Version : SS Nightbreed Please!
King Darkness
06-12-2006, 07:55 PM
http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e167/kingdarkness03/Nightbreed-2.jpg
Why has Sidehow never attacked the license....Am I the only one who would love to see these get made....
DarkArtist81
06-12-2006, 08:53 PM
God it has been too long since I've seen this movie... So much in that pic looks foreign to me, but I remember it being a cool movie...
My memory sucks... :monkey2
King Darkness
06-12-2006, 08:58 PM
You should revisit it Josh....Its not the greates movie, but it does have some really kick ass character designs in it....
DarkArtist81
06-12-2006, 09:06 PM
You should revisit it Josh....Its not the greates movie, but it does have some really kick ass character designs in it....
Hey, that's reason enough for me!! Many movies I just barely liked when I was younger, I now watch and love... it's funny how that works out.
Man, I remember when I was a kid... the Kurgan actually freaked me out. Now I laugh everytime he comes into the scene. Funny how the villian of your youth becomes the hero of your adulthood. :lol
King Darkness
06-12-2006, 09:12 PM
Funny how the villian of your youth becomes the hero of your adulthood.
Hes called my dad:D .....He used to scare the **** our of me as a kid, now hes my hero!
DarkArtist81
06-12-2006, 09:19 PM
Hes called my dad:D .....He used to scare the **** our of me as a kid, now hes my hero!
Hilarious!!!
I was lucky.. my Dad was cool, just hardly there... Our only real bonding when I was a kid was watching Horror and Sci-Fi together. I really owe a lot of who I am today to him... He raised me on Jason, Freddy, Halloween, Hellraiser, Highlander, Zombie flicks, Enemy Mine, Evil Dead, and a slew of others that would take me days to fully list.
We still have a tradition of watching a sci-fi or horror flick every year on his B-day and Father's Day. He's the man... :chew
King Darkness
06-12-2006, 09:28 PM
Hilarious!!!
I was lucky.. my Dad was cool, just hardly there... Our only real bonding when I was a kid was watching Horror and Sci-Fi together. I really owe a lot of who I am today to him... He raised me on Jason, Freddy, Halloween, Hellraiser, Highlander, Zombie flicks, Enemy Mine, Evil Dead, and a slew of others that would take me days to fully list.
We still have a tradition of watching a sci-fi or horror flick every year on his B-day and Father's Day. He's the man... :chew
What a kick ass dad....I watch horror movies arond my pop and he think I'am some kind of freak....You should have seen the look on his face when I got my 1:1 Legend bust...it was priceless.....
King Darkness
06-12-2006, 09:51 PM
Why aren't the horror threads that have new posts in them or when there is a new thread, coming up on the home page??
Gruson
06-12-2006, 10:42 PM
I love a lot of horror movies but never cared for this one.
BDboystoys
06-13-2006, 02:13 AM
hmm Ive never heard of it!:confused:
abstractharmony
06-13-2006, 02:19 AM
I love a lot of horror movies but never cared for this one.
Me neither, it just felt...flat.
Alice Adrenochrome
06-13-2006, 02:47 AM
Clive Barker's Night Breed, I always liked this movie. A pity it has so few fans. I doubt I'll buy the merchandise, but I think I'm going after the DVD...
Shai Hulud
06-13-2006, 05:20 AM
Count me in !!!!! While the movie was so-so..the novel by Clive Barker called '' Cabal'' was excellent...And the monsters in it have such great design...I want a Narcisse and a Peloquin figure...And the killer played by David Croenenberg was awesome !!!! 12 '' Nightbreed yeah...and 12 '' Near Dark... !!!!!
PsychoCenobite
06-13-2006, 06:29 AM
I quite liked this film when I was young.
I haven't seen it in a long time but I liked the fat creature with his head in his belly and his arms up high! :monkey5
I've heard the film was cut/edited and wasn't show as Barker wanted. I've got my fingers crossed for a Directors Cut DVD! :monkey1
Ooh, I'd love a masked killer figure! :chew
Ooh, and the guy who cut most of his face off!!!! :cool:
PsychoCenobite :monkey3
hairlesswookiee
06-13-2006, 06:34 AM
I've heard the film was cut/edited and wasn't show as Barker wanted. I've got my fingers crossed for a Directors Cut DVD! :monkey1
yeah i hate when i hear this stuff about some movies. they are just so-so, but then you hear that it was edited differently from what the director wanted, and then you wonder why?? im gonna try to get nightbreed at blockbuster this weekend and re-watch it.
PsychoCenobite
06-13-2006, 07:38 AM
Director Clive Barker was reportedly required to cut the film down to 101 minutes from the original 126 minute cut by distributor 20th Century Fox. They felt that this cut was too long and rather too explicit for an R-rated release. Also, Barker shot additional scenes with David Cronenberg's Decker character to flesh out his mentality. The excised footage consisted of some very graphic gore during the climax, disturbing images in the monsters' lair and quite a bit of "unnecessary" character development. There were also some strange sexual themes between the monsters and Boone that wound up on the cutting room floor.
A scene filmed in stop-motion animation, but deleted from the film, has a leopard woman riding a dinosaur-like creature through Median.
Writer/Director Clive Barker is reportedly preparing a restored "Director's Cut" of the film for DVD release.
PsychoCenobite :monkey5
occulum
06-13-2006, 07:50 AM
Ive read the same thing Psycho. Hopefully a directors cut is on the horizon.
and a SS ButtonFace to mark the event. :monkey1
PsychoCenobite
06-13-2006, 07:59 AM
Ive read the same thing Psycho. Hopefully a directors cut is on the horizon.
and a SS ButtonFace to mark the event. :monkey1
I've got my fingers crossed for a Directors Cut but I've seen that news on IMDB for a few years now and no update.
Well I dreams were answered with the Workprint Cut of 'Alien3' a few years back. Now were're getting Superman 2. So I'm hoping we might see the original cut of Nightbreed!
I remember having the comic of Nightbreed as well. I think it was in a comic called Hellblaser?!
One issue came with a nice painting of Button Face... I think you can find it on Google images.
PsychoCenobite :monkey5
PsychoCenobite
06-13-2006, 08:00 AM
Poster used as the cover:
http://www.comiccovers.com/watermark.php?src=comiccovers-280/Night%20Breed%20%5bEpic%5d%20V2/0001.jpg
PC :monkey1
galactiboy
06-13-2006, 08:04 AM
I liked the book and movie... but its been years since I had either. They would definitely be cool figures, but my guess (like Dead/Alive) is that NECA would me most likely to pick them up or (shudder) MacFarlane. These could be a cool addition if Sideshow would take 'em on.
occulum
06-13-2006, 08:14 AM
I liked the book and movie... but its been years since I had either. They would definitely be cool figures, but my guess (like Dead/Alive) is that NECA would me most likely to pick them up or (shudder) MacFarlane. These could be a cool addition if Sideshow would take 'em on.
I think its funny that so many people are on the NECA train now but hate McFarlane. Even though its pretty clear that NECA is becoming McFarlane. Their sculpts and figures are getting pretty difficult to tell apart if your not familair with who has what license all the way down to the clamshells.
But since i collect neither anymore, SS is the only way to go. :D
galactiboy
06-13-2006, 10:08 AM
No I'm not on the NECA train, I think the suck about as bad in general. I especially hate the wrists that always seem ready to fall out. I think NECA does seem to (overall) do better when it comes to articulation... ball jointed necks and shoulders. But it has to be a really cool property, or deeply discounted before I'll bite. Shaun of the dead will be one of them.
King Darkness
06-13-2006, 10:55 AM
Director Clive Barker was reportedly required to cut the film down to 101 minutes from the original 126 minute cut by distributor 20th Century Fox. They felt that this cut was too long and rather too explicit for an R-rated release. Also, Barker shot additional scenes with David Cronenberg's Decker character to flesh out his mentality. The excised footage consisted of some very graphic gore during the climax, disturbing images in the monsters' lair and quite a bit of "unnecessary" character development. There were also some strange sexual themes between the monsters and Boone that wound up on the cutting room floor.
A scene filmed in stop-motion animation, but deleted from the film, has a leopard woman riding a dinosaur-like creature through Median.
Writer/Director Clive Barker is reportedly preparing a restored "Director's Cut" of the film for DVD release.PsychoCenobite :monkey5
I would love to see a directors cut of this film...And while I agree with some of ou that the film wasnt great, I just think that the characters deserve some 12" treatment.:rock:rock:rock
Shai Hulud
06-13-2006, 10:58 AM
Ooh, and the guy who cut most of his face off!!!! :cool:
PsychoCenobite :monkey3
That was Narcisse...who became Boone's friend...
And concerning NECA,yeah they are cheap plastic figures, but I woud trade even Sdeshow's Star Wars and LOTR licences just to have half the ones they got....
Some of Neca's licences:
-Pirates of the Carabeeans
-Hellraiser
-House of a 1000 corpses and Devils rejects
- Gremlins
- Freddy and Jason
-The Crow
- Ghostbusters
- Silence of the lambs
- Donnie Darko
- Phantasm
- Shaun of the Dead
- Kill Bill
- Sin City
- Resident Evil
- Tron
- Texas Chaisaw Massace
- Chucky
- Pulp Fiction ( in some forms)
- Masters of the universe
- American Psycho
- Dawn of the Dead
- Bubba Ho-tep
- Terminator
- Robocop
- Die Hard trilogy
- Higlander
- Iron Maiden ( just imagine Ediie getting the Sideshow Treatment...woww)
-Army of Darkness
- Saw
+ all those new music licences announce: Nirvana, John Lennon, Queen....
Anyway you get the point.All those licences if pursued by Sideshow could made amazing figures
King Darkness
06-13-2006, 11:03 AM
That was Narcisse...who became Boone's friend...
And concerning NECA,yeah they are cheap plastic figures, but I woud trade even Sdeshow's Star Wars and LOTR licences just to have half the ones they got....
Some of Neca's licences:
-Pirates of the Carabeeans
-Hellraiser
-House of a 1000 corpses and Devils rejects
- Gremlins
- Freddy and Jason
-The Crow
- Ghostbusters
- Silence of the lambs
- Donnie Darko
- Phantasm
- Shaun of the Dead
- Kill Bill
- Sin City
- Resident Evil
- Tron
- Texas Chaisaw Massace
- Chucky
- Pulp Fiction ( in some forms)
- Masters of the universe
- American Psycho
- Dawn of the Dead
- Bubba Ho-tep
- Terminator
- Robocop
- Die Hard trilogy
- Higlander
- Iron Maiden ( just imagine Ediie getting the Sideshow Treatment...woww)
-Army of Darkness
- Saw
+ all those new music licences announce: Nirvana, John Lennon, Queen....
Anyway you get the point.All those licences if pursued by Sideshow could made amazing figures
I've said it before...Neca is a licence juggernaut.....Well I guess if SS leaves us out in the cold, Neca is making a Medieval Kurgan:o....If SS could pick up HALF of these....oh man... that would kick ass!!
denger4000
06-13-2006, 12:17 PM
Besides the price point a lot of people have something against 12 inch figures, they think they are too much like "dolls". even a true doll is a stuffed toy, which would make Barbie an action figure...any way, I love Nightbreed and would buy anything Nightbreed that sideshow would make.
Alice Adrenochrome
06-13-2006, 04:50 PM
Writer/Director Clive Barker is reportedly preparing a restored "Director's Cut" of the film for DVD release.
PsychoCenobite :monkey5
Hope we don't have to wait to long for this!
King Darkness
06-13-2006, 08:43 PM
the novel by Clive Barker called '' Cabal'' was excellent...
Yes it was, and much better than the movie!!
Poelzig
06-18-2006, 01:38 AM
The Nightbreed are among the few modern movie monsters that I would like to have as figures.That scene when Lori went searching for Boone in Midian had a very classic/vintage feel to it,the monsters reminded me of the man- beasts from 1933's Island of Lost Souls.
Here's who I'd want,12'' scale
Peloquin- The dreadlocked lizard-man who's bite mocks death
Kinski- The cresent moon faced member of Midian
Lude- The acrobatic black skinned Devil
Shauna Sassi- The porquipine woman with deadly quills
Baphomet- God of Midian,an 18'' premi would blow my mind.
Boone/Cabal- With two alternate heads
Decker/Buttonface- With optional Cronenberg head
PsychoCenobite
06-18-2006, 04:11 AM
I want to see this guy:
http://www.clivebarker.info/nightbreed.JPG
PsychoCenobite :monkey5
Poelzig
06-18-2006, 11:34 AM
I want to see this guy:
http://www.clivebarker.info/nightbreed.JPG
PsychoCenobite :monkey5
His name is Vastly Moses I believe.There is a book called The Nightbreed Chronicles that has portrait photo's and character descriptions of all the Breed written by Clive himself.You might want to check it out.
King Darkness
06-18-2006, 01:37 PM
His name is Vastly Moses I believe.There is a book called The Nightbreed Chronicles that has portrait photo's and character descriptions of all the Breed written by Clive himself.You might want to check it out.
Sounds cool, I'll have to find that and check it out!
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