According to Falcon's website, they are releasing two different versions of some of their DVDs (just like they have in the past with some of their VHS releases). The "edited" version is for general release and the "Director's Cut" version is available only through Falcon's website or by direct order from them. For example:

Code - Title - List Price / Red Level Discount Price
FVP001DVD - "The Other Side of Aspen 1" - $89.50 / $80.50

FVP001DVD is available from Adult DVD Empire for $49.95 less the kickback discount - a major savings.

The scan of the DVD cover art on Falcon's site clearly shows "Director's Cut" at the top of the image. Scans of the DVD cover art from our regular on-line retailers (including Empire) do NOT have this banner. Are there really two different DVD versions? Can anyone confirm this to be true?

I can't imagine that Falcon will sell enough of the "Director's Cut" product to justify the additional production run, especially at the prices Falcon charges!

In addition, Falcon is releasing the old Matt Sterling classics on DVD at ridiculous prices, too!

Code - Title - List Price / Red Level Discount Price
MSC002DVD - "Like a Horse" - $69.50 / $53.50
MSC004DVD - "Inch by Inch" - $69.50 / $53.50
MSC006DVD - "Stryker Force" - $69.50 / $52.50
MSC007DVD - "Heat in the Night" - $69.50 / $39.50 (a bargain!)
MSC008DVD - "Idol Eyes" - $69.50 / $53.50
MSC009DVD - "Score Ten" - $69.50 / $62.50
MSC013DVD - "Wild Horses" - $69.50 / $62.50
MSC014DVD - "All American" - $69.50 / $62.50
MSC015DVD - "TradeWinds" - $69.50 / $62.50
MSC016DVD - "On Your Knees" - $69.50 / $62.50

One would assume that the other titles are forthcoming on DVD as well.

~ GaySatyr