OVERALL: Draw

Both have exclusive extras:
- the French release has a 4K disc copy, a a commentary, short films, and a different Lemoine interview but they are not English-friendly.
- the US releases has two versions of the film - one reconstructing the director's cut that was unintentionally sent to the censors - a different Lemoine interview, and subtitles the extras ported from the French edition.

GENERAL NOTES:
Although sometimes cited as a 1976 release, the film received it's first public screening at the 1974 Sitges Film Festival.

The film exists in two versions:
- the theatrical version (~85 mins) which was intended to be submitted for censorship purposes,
- and the extended version (~90 mins) which was actually what was intended to be screened. The latter ended up being shown the the censors, resulting in the film being banned in France. The shorter version was dubbed in English and exported. It received additional cuts for an X-certificate in the U.K. under the title "Seven Women for Satan" (~79 mins).

CUTS:

• Blu-ray ALL Limited 'Red Case' Edition America- Mondo Macabro - No cuts - includes the theatrical version (85:25) and extended version (90:20) which reinstates the deleted "Café Conversation", "Hitch-hiker Part One", and "Seventh Victim" scenes.
• Blu-ray ALL Standard Edition America- Mondo Macabro - No cuts - includes the theatrical version (85:25) and extended version (90:20) which reinstates the deleted "Café Conversation", "Hitch-hiker Part One", and "Seventh Victim" scenes.
• Blu-ray ALL Limited Edition France- Le Chat Qui Fume - No cuts - theatrical version (85:21)
• Blu-ray ALL Standard Edition France- Le Chat Qui Fume - No cuts - theatrical version (85:21)

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Comparison added by Eric_Cotenas on 07/08/20
Comparison last updated by Eric_Cotenas on 15/01/21

UPDATE LOG:

07/08/20 : Initial entry.
03/10/20 : Added standard edition.
03/12/20 : Added French edition.
15/01/21 : DVDBeaver.