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Solomon King: Limited Edition (DC-007)(Exclusive)*

Solomon King: Limited Edition (DC-007)(Exclusive)*

Actors: Sal Watts, "Little" Jamie Watts, Samaki Bennet, Claudia Russo, Felice Kinchelow, Louis Zito, Tanya Boyd
Director: Sal Watts, Jack Bomay
Language: ENGLISH : LPCM 2.0 Mono (48kHz, 24-bit)
Subtitles: English
Region: Region A
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Number of Discs: 1
Rating: Unrated
Orig Release Date: 1974
Studio: Deaf Crocodile
Release Date: 1/31/2023
Run Time: 84 Min.
Special Features:
  • Booklet (18 pages) features an essay by Josiah Howard and a reproduction of the "Solomon King" pressbook.
  • Commentary #1 features author Steve Ryfle.
  • Commentary #2 features film critic Walter Chaw.
  • "A Talk with Belinda Burton-Watts" (HD) is a three-part conversation with the widow of "Solomon Kane" writer/director Sal Watts.
    • Part 1 (32:19) examines Belinda's formative years, confronted with American racism as she tried to understand the world around her. She discusses Sal's early experiences as well, including his time in the military and his encounter with violence, leaving him permanently wounded. Sal's move to Oakland is detailed, where he befriended Mantan Moreland and developed several businesses, including focus on fashion and music. Belinda's first encounter with Sal is remembered, examining their early days and her impression of the man, who was determined to make his move on the woman.
    • Part 2 (27:13) takes a look at the formation of "Solomon King," with Sal using his resources and Oakland community to help assemble pieces of the production. Belinda's contribution to the picture is celebrated, and Sal's creative influences are identified. Casting is explored (including Belinda's cameo appearance) and fashion is celebrated.
    • Part 3 (28:08) details life after the movie, as Sal faced aborted plans for a cinematic follow-up and a stint in prison. The conversation soon deviates completely from filmmaking to talk about the scourge of racism.
  • "The Jay Payton Show" (51:18, SD) is an episode of the "Soul Train"-esque music program, with the host a primary influence on Sal Watts, helping him to achieve his filmmaking dream.
  • "Restoration Demo" (5:57, HD) examines the work put into the resurrection of "Solomon King" for this Blu- ray release.
  • 2022 Trailer (2:20, HD)
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Actors: Sal Watts, "Little" Jamie Watts, Samaki Bennet, Claudia Russo, Felice Kinchelow, Louis Zito, Tanya Boyd
Director: Sal Watts, Jack Bomay
Language: ENGLISH : LPCM 2.0 Mono (48kHz, 24-bit)
Subtitles: English
Region: Region A
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Number of Discs: 1
Rating: Unrated
Orig Release Date: 1974
Studio: Deaf Crocodile
Release Date: 1/31/2023
Run Time: 84 Min.
Special Features:
  • Booklet (18 pages) features an essay by Josiah Howard and a reproduction of the "Solomon King" pressbook.
  • Commentary #1 features author Steve Ryfle.
  • Commentary #2 features film critic Walter Chaw.
  • "A Talk with Belinda Burton-Watts" (HD) is a three-part conversation with the widow of "Solomon Kane" writer/director Sal Watts.
    • Part 1 (32:19) examines Belinda's formative years, confronted with American racism as she tried to understand the world around her. She discusses Sal's early experiences as well, including his time in the military and his encounter with violence, leaving him permanently wounded. Sal's move to Oakland is detailed, where he befriended Mantan Moreland and developed several businesses, including focus on fashion and music. Belinda's first encounter with Sal is remembered, examining their early days and her impression of the man, who was determined to make his move on the woman.
    • Part 2 (27:13) takes a look at the formation of "Solomon King," with Sal using his resources and Oakland community to help assemble pieces of the production. Belinda's contribution to the picture is celebrated, and Sal's creative influences are identified. Casting is explored (including Belinda's cameo appearance) and fashion is celebrated.
    • Part 3 (28:08) details life after the movie, as Sal faced aborted plans for a cinematic follow-up and a stint in prison. The conversation soon deviates completely from filmmaking to talk about the scourge of racism.
  • "The Jay Payton Show" (51:18, SD) is an episode of the "Soul Train"-esque music program, with the host a primary influence on Sal Watts, helping him to achieve his filmmaking dream.
  • "Restoration Demo" (5:57, HD) examines the work put into the resurrection of "Solomon King" for this Blu- ray release.
  • 2022 Trailer (2:20, HD)
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