The Defilers
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| - | Led by [[Lee Hessel]], [[Cambist Films]] in New York was one of the few companies who specialized in the more Art-style Roughies and Imported films that had a good eye for something with style which still knew how to attract the main [[Grindhouse]] audiences. In the original [[Roughie]] era of the Mid 60’s, sparked on by the success of the Lee Frost-Directed ''[[The Defilers]]'' (Made with David F. Friedman producing) and possibly remembering how well [[Ed Wood]]’s ''[[The Sinister Urge]]'' did well in the New York City Grindhouse district (Predating the scene by a couple of years), companies sprang up left and right producing these films as a welcome alternative to the [[nudie cutie|Nudie Cutie]]. | + | [[Something Weird Video]] released ''[[Scum of the Earth]]'' on DVD with ''[[The Defilers]]'' (1964) on February 20, 2001. |
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Something Weird Video released Scum of the Earth on DVD with The Defilers (1964) on February 20, 2001.
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