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VIPCO have launched a new Indiegogo campaign for a new limited-edition release of 3 films in 2021. The three selected films include: The first ever British Acid Western ‘Day of the Stranger’, multi award winning slasher comedy ‘I Scream on the Beach!’ and the bloody horror ‘Harvest of the Dead: Halloween Night’ which has also been selected to play at Horror-on-Sea 2021. Whilst all 3 films will be getting a standard release, if the target is reached, backers of the campaign will get a special LIMITED-EDITION DVD or BLU-RAY release which is only EXCLUSIVE to the campaign. This will include: · A LIMITED-EDITION SLIPCOVER for each film - Limited to 500 · EXCLUSIVE extras only available to this LIMITED-EDITION UK release · EXCLUSIVE VHS style DVD/Blu-ray sleeves. · Plus, an extra SPECIAL BONUS...which will be revealed once they reach the target of £5000 VIPCO are setting a target of £5000 for these 3 LIMITED EDITION releases, which will be put towards the BBFC charges and production costs of getting the special packages done for these releases. If the target is not reached, they we will ONLY be releasing these movies on DVD as standard. So, if you WANT a LIMITED-EDITION release donate to this campaign and help to make it happen. If you are unable to contribute consider following VIPCO on the following social media and share the campaign to help make this happen. To stay up to date on the project and future projects you can give VIPCO a follow on the website http://www.vipcoltd.com/and following social media Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VIPCOfilm/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vipcofilm/

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VIPCO launch a new Indiegogo campaign for 3 new limited-edition

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