The Countess X (1976) Nordic DVD ADDED

[Darrel_Griffin]

Title: The Countess X aka La comtesse Ixe (1976) (Jean Rollin (as Michel Gentil))
Country: Nordic
Region: 0 (confirmed by me)
Releasing Studio: Pink Flamingo Entertainment / Another World Entertainment
Case Type: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: 1.70:1
Anamorphic?: Yes
PAL or NTSC?: PAL
Soundtracks: French Dolby Digital 2.0 dual mono
Subtitles (are they optional?):

English
Danish
Norwegian
Finnish (Suomi)
Swedish

(optional)

Cuts: presumably uncut (80:05 PAL, equivalent to 83:25)
Commentaries: none
Extras:

"Interview Alain Plumey & The Museum of Eroticism" interview (13:57, in French with optional English subtitles)
"Rollin XXX Slideshow" stills gallery (16 images, 1:09)
Bonus Trailers:
- "Grapes of Death" (3:03)
- "Fascination" (2:32)
- "Night of the Hunted" (3:16)
- "The Demoniacs" (2:57)
- "The Living Dead Girl" (1:24)

Notes:
Easter Eggs: none known
Amazon ASIN: B007SMA73S
Source: I own a copy

[Eric_Cotenas]

Added, thanks!

[Darrel_Griffin]

All looks good except that it is a Nordic release, not Dutch - main entry and cuts section need amending.

[Brent_Reid]

Although Pink Flamingo supplies all of Scandinavia and beyond, it is specifically a Danish company.

[Darrel_Griffin]

Thanks Brent.

On the back of the case it says it is a subdivision of 'Another World Entertainment', which according to Wikipedia is indeed Danish.

I had assumed, perhaps wrongly, that all Nordic releases were listed as Nordic in the database.

[Eric_Cotenas]

Changed to Scandinavia

[Brent_Reid]

I would still argue for using the correct country title: there is no reason not to and three good reasons against doing so:
For starters, the comparison layout states "Country", not "Informal Collective Region" or similar.
What if another, non-Danish, Scandinavian country also releases this title? This must have happened for other entries in the database; they can't all be listed as the same (non-) country!
Thirdly, these distinctions may not seem important to us non-Scandinavians, but it's kind of a big deal to the people who live there. After all, there are many other countries where blurring such distinctions is actually quite offensive to their inhabitants.

[Eric_Cotenas]

Most of our Another World titles are listed as Scandinavia with additional companies listed after like "Blu-ray B Scandinavia - Another World Entertainment / Night Visions Distribution / Njutafilms". I will keep it as Scandinavia and add Njutafilms since they also have an edition.

Any info on the Dutch Encore edition which Kultvideo lists as having English subtitles?

[Darrel_Griffin]

I don't personally have any info on it, other than that it seems to be available on Amazon, and none of the user reviews mention a lack of subtitles, which they probably would if there weren't any.

As a separate matter, when searching for this title here, I did notice that the DVD and Blu-ray entries for the Jess Franco movie "Countess Perverse" have as one of its aliases "Le Comtesse Perverse", which should be "La Comtesse Perverse" as it is feminine, and as listed on IMDb:

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069930/re ... =tt_ov_inf

[Eric_Cotenas]

Fixed.