Ruby.1977.1080p.BR-Handy

[Handy]

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Another impossible upgrade.
Thanks to jhs39 for the source film.
 
1-Riffed Audio
2-Film Audio
 
Ruby.1977.1080p.BR-Handy [10.3 GB]
Handbreak @ RF-15 - Very Slow - Audio pass
https://mega.nz/file/QWUnxZST#ZGsnLEVLvs...2ICS4kBZnA
 
Ruby.1977.1080p.BR-Handy [3.5 GB]
Handbreak @ RF-19 - Very Slow - Audio pas
https://mega.nz/file/VT1GGL4a#Ozw4rzd5l0...-cYNja0D2U
 
Audio only
https://mega.nz/file/VeEShC5J#YmIPzbI7X_...ynjUdoj94A


I assume everyone would appreciate this before Halloween..
I think its good. Let me know. i'm on more drugs than usual.

[jhs39]

Looking forward to this. Curtis Harrington was a very underrated director. He had problems with producer interference on Ruby but it still turned out pretty good.

[hitzjeff]

This is such a weird movie. Thanks jhs39 once again for the source, and thanks Handy for the 3.58 GB version.

[jhs39]

This is such a weird movie. Thanks jhs39 once again for the source, and thanks Handy for the 3.58 GB version.

Before corporate multiplexes killed the drive-ins, grindhouse theaters, and neighborhood theaters in the 90s independent distributors could get a wide national release for their films without playing on a single theater chain screen or having any Hollywood studio involvement so movies were free to be a lot stranger.  Classic movies like Dawn of the Dead, Night of the Living Dead, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Hills Have Eyes, Halloween, Demons, and many films that weren't as good were made independently and given a national movie theater release by distributors with no ties to Hollywood studios.  Italian horror movies died in the 90s because the United States had been their most profitable export market when their movies could still play nationally in theaters here.  Ruby is weird because indie filmmakers and producers could basically do whatever they wanted and still get their movies in theaters.  They didn't even need an R-rating because the drive-ins and independent theaters played unrated films.