Deaf Crocodile

The Savage Hunt Of King Stakh [Blu-ray]

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The Savage Hunt Of King Stakh Blu-ray presents a haunting folk-horror rediscovery, newly restored in its extended Director’s Cut for its first-ever U.S. release. Blending supernatural mystery with gothic melancholy, the film draws on northern European folklore to create an atmosphere of dread steeped in myth, madness, and decay.

A young scholar of ancient legends arrives at the isolated estate of Marsh Firs to investigate the bloody tale of King Stakh, a murdered fifteenth-century nobleman whose spectral hunt is said to thunder through the surrounding woods. As his stay lengthens, the boundaries between legend and reality erode, giving way to disturbing visions, whispered conspiracies, and a mansion seemingly possessed by its own past.

Based on the novel by Belarusian writer Uladzimir Karatkievich, the film evokes the uneasy spirit of classic folk horror while forging its own surreal identity. Restored from the original film elements, this release finally brings Valeri Rubinchik’s long-unavailable cult classic to Blu-ray with an extensive slate of new bonus features.

directed by: Valeri Rubinchik
starring: Boris Plotnikov, Elena Dimitrova, Albert Filozov, Roman Filippov
1980 / 126 min / Russian

Number of discs: 1
Aspect ratio: 1.37:1
Audio: Russian stereo
Subtitles: English


Product Details

Format

  • Blu-ray

Included Blu-ray Region

Region A

Label

Deaf Crocodile

Special Features

  • brand-new restoration of the Director’s Cut by Craig Rogers for Deaf Crocodile
  • video introduction by Kier-La Janisse
  • “The Wild, Wild Hunt of King Stakh” – new video essay by film historian Evan Chester
  • audio commentary by Stephen R. Bissette
  • audio commentary by Mike White (The Projection Booth)
  • QR code access to transcribed bonus features
  • Blu-ray authoring by David Mackenzie of Fidelity In Motion
  • graphic design by Beth Morris

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