'I Hate My Body': Spanish Sci-Fi Horror Gets New Blu-ray Treatment from Mondo Macabro
Mondo Macabro will release I Hate My Body, a 1974 Spanish sci-fi horror film, on Blu-ray this August.
I Hate My Body, directed by Leon Klimovsky, tells the story of a sleazy businessman whose brain is transplanted into a woman’s body by a Nazi-surgeon-turned-doctor after a fatal crash. The result is a bizarre, gender-bending sci-fi thriller that explores identity, consent, and twisted medical ethics.
Mondo Macabro's I Hate My Body Blu-ray features a brand new 4K restoration from the original negative. It is limited to 1,000 copies and goes on sale Thursday, August 7 at 9 AM Pacific/12 PM Eastern only at https://mondomacabro.bigcartel.com/.
FAQs
Who directed I Hate My Body?
León Klimovsky directed I Hate My Body. He is known for cult horror titles including Werewolf and the Vampire Woman and other Spanish "fantaterror" classics.
What language options are available on the Blu-ray?
The Blu-ray offers a choice of English dub or the original Spanish audio with optional English subtitles.
Is the I Hate My Body Blu-ray region locked?
The Blu-ray is Region Free, making it compatible with Blu-ray players worldwide.
What bonus features are included on the Blu-ray?
Bonus features include interviews with actor Manuel de Blas and film expert Ángel Sala, an audio commentary by Naschycast hosts Rod Barnett and Troy Guinn, and the original trailer.
What limited edition features are included?
The limited edition includes a reversible sleeve with original ad art on both sides and a 24-page booklet by Ismael Fernandez
Who designed the cover art for I Hate My Body?
The reversible cover art for I Hate My Body features original promotional artwork on both sides. No new commissioned art was included for this release.
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