Umbrella Entertainment Reveals September Releases
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Posted May 27, 2026 10:30 PM by Webmaster
Umbrella Entertainment has revealed its September batch of releases. They are: Drive-In Delirium: A New Beginning - Trailer Collection, Ninja Wars (1982), Exit 8 (2025), and New Extremity Collection Volume 3 (2001-2016).
Drive-In Delirium: A New Beginning
Description: DRIVE-IN DELIRIUM has risen from the grave! Brace yourself for another hit of pure cult movie madness.
The vault has been breached once more! Deep inside the mausoleum, a hidden chamber has cracked loose, unleashing a fresh, retina-scorching overdose of delirious, depraved trailer carnage.
Bursting with over 12 hours of unbridled savagery. A NEW BEGINNING unloads a relentless barrage of forbidden flesh, cannibalistic creeps, violent vixens, mutated monstrosities and high-octane hell-raisers! No brakes. No mercy. Lock the doors. Brace for impact!
Ninja Wars
In a war-torn age of feudal Japan, a deadly prophecy says the man who marries Ukio will rule the world, and ruthless forces will kill to make it happen.
Standing against them is Jotaro (Hiroyuki Sanada), a master ninja who must fight through an onslaught of assassins and supernatural enemies to stop a reign of terror before it begins. Bursting with swordplay, sorcery, and cult-style spectacle, NINJA WARS (Iga Ninpôchô) is a delirious fantasy action classic from Japan's golden age of ninja cinema.
Special Features and Technical Specs:
A man becomes increasingly desperate when he finds himself trapped in an endless, sterile subway passageway with no way out. He finds a set of rules: do not overlook anything out of the ordinary. If you discover an anomaly, turn back immediately. If you don't, carry on. Then leave from Exit 8. When even a single mistake will send him back to the beginning, will he ever escape this purgatory?
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Desire, violence, and the human condition collide in their most uncompromising form with NEW EXTREMITY COLLECTION: VOLUME 3 a fearless quartet of boundary-pushing cinema that confronts the darkest corners of human impulse.
Gaspar Noé's IRREVERSIBLE delivers a brutal exploration of time, trauma, and vengeance, unfolding in reverse chronology with visceral intensity. Claire Denis's TROUBLE EVERY DAY blends eroticism with primal hunger in a sensual yet unsettling descent into obsession and cannibalistic desire.
In CAGED, director Yann Gozlan thrusts viewers into a nightmarish underworld where captivity and desperation strip humanity to its rawest instincts. Rounding out the set is Julia Ducournau's explosive debut RAW, a coming-of-age nightmare that marks a bold new voice in genre cinema.
Together, these four films form a daring showcase of cinema that challenges, provokes, and dares viewers to confront the unflinching realities of flesh and emotion. Viewer discretion is not just advised it's inevitable.
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TROUBLE EVERY DAY:
Drive-In Delirium: A New Beginning
Description: DRIVE-IN DELIRIUM has risen from the grave! Brace yourself for another hit of pure cult movie madness.
The vault has been breached once more! Deep inside the mausoleum, a hidden chamber has cracked loose, unleashing a fresh, retina-scorching overdose of delirious, depraved trailer carnage.
Bursting with over 12 hours of unbridled savagery. A NEW BEGINNING unloads a relentless barrage of forbidden flesh, cannibalistic creeps, violent vixens, mutated monstrosities and high-octane hell-raisers! No brakes. No mercy. Lock the doors. Brace for impact!
Ninja Wars
In a war-torn age of feudal Japan, a deadly prophecy says the man who marries Ukio will rule the world, and ruthless forces will kill to make it happen.
Standing against them is Jotaro (Hiroyuki Sanada), a master ninja who must fight through an onslaught of assassins and supernatural enemies to stop a reign of terror before it begins. Bursting with swordplay, sorcery, and cult-style spectacle, NINJA WARS (Iga Ninpôchô) is a delirious fantasy action classic from Japan's golden age of ninja cinema.
Special Features and Technical Specs:
- NEW! Audio Commentary with Action Cinema Experts Mike Leeder and Russell Wait
- NEW! Blood Stained Ninja Scrolls: Historian Jonathan Clements on Ninja Wars
- NEW! Chiba Law: a documentary on Martial Arts, Japan Action Club and Sonny Chiba featuring interviews with historians Mike Leeder, George Clarke and Matt Routledge, actors Maria Tran, Takashi Hara and stuntman Reuben Langdon
- International Trailer A: Ninja Wars
- International Trailer B: Return of Shogun's Ninja
A man becomes increasingly desperate when he finds himself trapped in an endless, sterile subway passageway with no way out. He finds a set of rules: do not overlook anything out of the ordinary. If you discover an anomaly, turn back immediately. If you don't, carry on. Then leave from Exit 8. When even a single mistake will send him back to the beginning, will he ever escape this purgatory?
Special Features and Technical Specs:
- NEW! Behind the Scenes of Exit 8
- NEW! Cannes Film Festival Footage
- NEW! Busan Film Festival Footage
- Trailer
- Optional English subtitles for the main feature
Desire, violence, and the human condition collide in their most uncompromising form with NEW EXTREMITY COLLECTION: VOLUME 3 a fearless quartet of boundary-pushing cinema that confronts the darkest corners of human impulse.
Gaspar Noé's IRREVERSIBLE delivers a brutal exploration of time, trauma, and vengeance, unfolding in reverse chronology with visceral intensity. Claire Denis's TROUBLE EVERY DAY blends eroticism with primal hunger in a sensual yet unsettling descent into obsession and cannibalistic desire.
In CAGED, director Yann Gozlan thrusts viewers into a nightmarish underworld where captivity and desperation strip humanity to its rawest instincts. Rounding out the set is Julia Ducournau's explosive debut RAW, a coming-of-age nightmare that marks a bold new voice in genre cinema.
Together, these four films form a daring showcase of cinema that challenges, provokes, and dares viewers to confront the unflinching realities of flesh and emotion. Viewer discretion is not just advised it's inevitable.
Special Features and Technical Specs:
TROUBLE EVERY DAY:
- NEW! Sound Design in Claire Denis' Trouble Every Day
- NEW! I Could Eat You: Critics Emma Westwood and Stephen A Russell discuss Trouble Every Day
- NEW! Till Death Do Us Part: Nadine Whitney on Devotion to the Diseased in Trouble Every Day
- Trailer
- Audio Commentary with Gaspar Noè
- NEW! Audio Commentary with Author Stephen Thrower
- NEW! Power Trip: Kat Ellinger on Irreversible and Male Violence
- Irreversible Straight Cut
- Deleted Scene
- The Irreversible Odyssey 2019 Documentary
- SFX 2003 Interview with Rudolphe Chabrier
- Stress and Outrage: Music Videos by Thomas Bangalter
- Trailers
- NEW! It Takes a Lot of Guts: Lee Zachariah on Captifs
- NEW! BIFFF Q&A with Director Yann Gozlan and Actor Zoé Félix 2011
- Trailer
- Audio Commentary with Writer/Director Julia Ducournau and Film Critic Emma Westwood
- NEW! Audio Commentary with Critic and Author Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
- Alternate Opening
- Quick Bites with Julia Ducournau and Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
- Genre Matters: 2016 Women Genre Filmmakers Panel with Julia Ducournau, Briony Kidd, Mattie Do, Marisa Brown, Heidi Lee Douglas, Donna McRae, and Isabel Peppard
- Australian Premiere Introduction with Monster Fest Director Kier-La Janisse and filmmaker Julia Ducournau
- Australian Premiere Q&A with Writer/Director Julia Ducournau and Monster Fest Director Kier-La Janisse
- Have You Seen the Cannibal Girl: Publicity Stunt
- Raw À Votre Goût: 2017 discussion with Writer/Director Julia Ducournau and Film Critic Emma Westwood
- Audience Vox Pops
- Trailer
