A lethal dandy genius is thrust into a mind-melting conspiracy of mad scientists, pinball nuns and immortal ambisexuals bent on world domination.

6+ HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES INCLUDING THE FIRST-EVER HOME VIDEO PARTICIPATION OF MICHAEL MOORCOCK

For more than 50 years, it's been called "endlessly inventive" (The Guardian), "audaciously bonkers" (Frame Rated) and "unlike any movie you've ever seen" (B&S About Movies). Now experience the "weird gem that needs to be celebrated" (Mondo Bizarro), now scanned in 4K from the original camera negative: In this premier adaptation of a Michael Moorcock novel, writer/director/production designer Robert Fuest (THE ABOMINABLE DR. PHIBES, THE DEVIL'S RAIN) unleashes Moorcock's lethal dandy genius Jerry Cornelius (Jon Finch of Hitchcock's FRENZY and Polanski's MACBETH) into a mind-melting conspiracy of mad scientists, pinball nuns and immortal ambisexuals bent on world domination. Jenny Runacre (THE PASSENGER), Sterling Hayden (THE KILLING) and Harry Andrews (THE NIGHTCOMERS) co-star in this "stylish acid comedy" (Boston Phoenix) - also known as LAST DAYS OF MAN ON EARTH - with 6+ hours of Special Features that include audio commentaries, video essays and a revealing new on-camera interview with Michael Moorcock.

Special Features

• Commentary With Andrew Nette, Co-Editor Of Dangerous Visions And New Worlds: Radical Science Fiction, 1950 To 1985
• Commentary With Director Robert Fuest And Actress Jenny Runacre, Moderated By Author/Film Historian Jonathan Sothcott
• Interview With Michael Moorcock
• Interview With Producer Sanford Lieberson
• A Conversation With Producer John Goldstone
• Jenny Runacre In Conversation With Kier-La Janisse, Author Of House Of Psychotic Women
• Interview With James Riley, Author Of The Bad Trip: Dark Omens, New Worlds And The End Of The Sixties
• Video Essay By Costume Historian Elissa Rose
• Archival Interview With Jenny Runacre
• A Feast Of Fuest With Kim Newman, Author Of Nightmare Movies

• And More!

• Bonus Materials

• Audio Commentary With Andrew Nette, Co-Editor Of Dangerous Visions And New Worlds: Radical Science Fiction, 1950 To 1985