How much is cut from the DVD when compared to the VHS?

A lot of Sandy Dennis' meeting with the reporter are gone including a funny scene when she opens the freezer and tons of fish come pouring out.

Hey drhackenstine I just purchased the DVD last Friday and I am not sure how much of it is cut out of the film since it has been a long time since I have seen it myself.

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I saw it on the Horror Channel on Sky and the fridge scene didn't occur. Liked the first half of the film but the second left me feeling a bit weird. Hmmm.

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I realize this post is ancient but to answer your question- The dvd contains the 92 minute theatrical cut that is 8 mins shorter than the 100 minute vhs release. The version you watched on tv was heavily cut and contained alternative takes with toned down dialogue so the DVD contains a far better cut than the one you saw.

~ Daniel ~

No idea what's different in the TV version, but the VHS version was superior to the DVD cut. Some of the footage is just extra establishing shots, but there were quite a few humorous scenes as well as additional character development that got the axe. Here's the deleted scenes duped from a German DVD release (oddly, one scene features German dubbing):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzHKV-Wief4

And a comprehensive breakdown of the differences between the theatrical and extended VHS versions can be found here:

http://www.movie-censorship.com/report.php?ID=371467