Ken Russell’s uncut version of The Devils will get a full physical media release next April, and the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray details are here. Enjoying a successful run at UK cinemas – and at picturehouses around the world – is the uncut version of Ken Russell’s The Devils. This is the cut that Mark … Ken Russell’s The Devils confirmed for Blu-ray and 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray in UK
Ken Russell’s uncut version of The Devils will get a full physical media release next April, and the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray details are here.
Enjoying a successful run at UK cinemas – and at picturehouses around the world – is the uncut version of Ken Russell’s The Devils. This is the cut that Mark Kermode has famously campaigned for across the last couple of decades, and that Warner Bros Clockwork has restored and made its first release.
Appreciating that it’s still playing in cinemas, the BFI has now confirmed too that The Devils – again, entirely uncut – will be arriving on physical media next year.
The Devils has been scheduled for release on 20th April 2027, in both standard and collector’s editions. All the preorder links have just gone live, and they’re right here…
The Collector’s Edition 4K is here. (but already looks to be selling fast)
The Standard Edition 4K is here.
A Blu-ray is also included in both packages, although I can’t find a standalone listing for one yet. There appears to be no DVD option at all for this release.
In terms of extra features, a fair amount appear to be included. The listing currently reads:
- Unedited 2004 audio commentary with Ken Russell, Michael Bradsell, Mark Kermode & Paul Joyce
- New interview with Guillermo del Toro on The Devils and the legacy of Ken Russell
- 2004 Q&A with Ken Russell and Mark Kermode following the first ever screening of Ken Russell’s The Devils at the BFI Southbank NFT1
- Behind-the-scenes footage with commentary by Michael Bradsell
- Director of Devils (1971) featurette with behind-the-scenes footage and a Ken Russell interview
- Archival Trailers
- 2026 Theatrical Trailer
The collector’s edition comes with an extra disc as well, giving you three different cuts of the movie.
And, of course, you can still see The Devils in cinemas as well. Quite the turnaround, for a film that a year ago seemed forever unable to be watched in uncut form.