This is the full uncut version. There are no longer ones out there. Low budget films tend to have fewer, if any, deleted scenes generally. I'm sure if you had the raw footage you could put together an extended cut - but if that raw footage wasn't preserved it wouldn't exist anymore, and if it does the only way you'd ever get your hands on it would be to buy the rights to the film.Sully23 wrote:If there are or existed additional scenes or is it another urban legend? in RFF talks about deleted scenes although I would consider are versions to be broadcast on cable channels
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Pre-DVD era movies weren't made with an eye toward preserving cut scenes, shooting BTS documentaries as they went along, etc., like they do now. Even with major Hollywood films what you have to work with depends on what you can dig up from the studio vaults. Sometimes it's quite a bit, sometimes nothing. If the director and/or cast is still alive they'll often interview them to get material so they have something other than the original trailer to put in the special features section.