DVD

All of our DVDs are "Original Factory New" and are Region 1 or 0 (NTSC). 

Region 1 - U.S., Canada, U.S. Territories (NTSC) 
Region 0 - DVDs can be played in any DVD player regardless of their region coding. (NTSC) 

Blu-ray discs do not play in a regular DVD player, you need a Blu-ray Player to play them. 

 

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    Zombie Classics: 4 Movie Collection

    Here we have four zombie classics (or not so classics as the case may be) on two DVDs that come packaged in a cool tin box.

    You get George Romero’s classic NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD (1968).

    REVENGE OF THE ZOMBIES (1943) with John Carradine as a Nazi scientist creating zombies in the swamps of Louisiana on one disc.

    Jess Franco’s story of Nazi’s protecting their hidden old in OASIS OF THE ZOMBIES (1981).

    Along with the Bela Lugosi classic, WHITE ZOMBIE (1932), on the second disc. Like most of the DVDs we sell, this collection is now out of print.

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  • Zombie (1979)

    Lucio Fulci’s zombie classic (originally titled Zombi 2) shouldn’t need any kind of review, right?

    This is the brand new 4K restoration from the original uncut, uncensored camera negative.  Extras include two new audio commentaries, new interviews plus, trailers, TV spots, radio spots, and more.  DVD

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  • You, Me and Dupree (2006) DVD Signed by Matt Dillion

    Widescreen version of the Matt Dillon, Kate Hudson, Owen Wilson and Michael Douglas comedy. Signed by Matt Dillon on the DVD cover in blue sharpie. Opened so Dillon could sign it, but in Very Good condition.  DVD w/ signed cover.

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  • X The Man with X-Ray Eyes (1963)

    Dr. Xavier (Ray Milland) creates a serum to improve human sight that gives people x-ray vision. He tests the serum on himself and soon discovers that he can see through clothing, then flesh, then even walls; but he wants to see more - even if it means seeing more than any mortal man can bear to look at. Includes Joe Dante on the film, commentary with director Roger Croman, the rare prologue, and trailers.  DVD

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    Wrestling Women vs the Aztec Mummy (1964)

    Las Luchadoras contra la Momia - Two beautiful female Mexican wrestlers go up against Popoca, the living Aztec Mummy, in this uncut cult classic. In Spanish… sadly, no English subtitles, but uncut and easy enough to follow. DVD

    Please note: In Spanish, with no English subtitles

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    Watch Me When I Kill (1977)

    From director Antonio Bido comes this Italian giallo thriller about a young nightclub dancer who witnesses a murder. Now, her boyfriend and her attempt to track down the killer before he can get to her and silence her forever. Stylish, with plenty of atmosphere, WMWIK borrows heavily from Italian masters like Dario Argento and Mario Bava, which isn’t really a bad thing in this case.

    New 4K transfer includes original trailers, commentary from somebody that wasn’t in the film, interview with another guy who had nothing to do with the film, and three short films from the film’s director, Antonio Bido.  DVD

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    Watch Around the Clock: Volume 2

    Here we have a full 24 hour day of programming from the early days of color TV on 4 DVDs. We begin with the “Kid’s Clubhouse”, a collection of cartoons (like Popeye and Friends, Casper the Friendly Ghost, Fraidy Cat, Hoppity Hopper, etc) and oddball kid’s cartoons and shows (like Clutch Cargo, Colonel Bleep, and Space Angel).

    Then we move on to a block of daytime TV (like Gulliver’s Travels, The Borrowers,Rescue from Gilligan’s Island, etc) before moving on to TVs Prime-Time hours (with shows like The Lone Ranger, The Cisco Kid, Rango, The Lucy Show, Mannix, and others) before settling in with a Midnight Movie Marathon of The Last Time I Saw Paris, The Snows of Kilimanjaro, and the Proud Rebel. Things come complete with popular commercials of the era between programs.  4 DVD Set

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    Watch Around the Clock: Volume 1

    Here we have a full 24 hour day of programming from the Black and White days of TV on 4 DVDs. We begin with the “Kid’s Clubhouse”, a collection of cartoons (like Betty Boop, Felix the Cat, Popeye, etc) and kid’s shows (Howdy Doody, Paul Winchell and Jerry Mahoney, Lassie, and Superman).

    Then we move on to a block of daytime TV (like People are Funny, You Asked for It, What’s my line?, You Bet Your Life, etc) before moving on to TVs Prime-Time hours (with shows like Roy Rogers, Dragnet, Beverly Hillbillies, and others) before settling in with a Midnight Movie Marathon of The Strange Love of Martha Ivers, Cyrano de Bergerac, and The Man With the Golden Arm. Things come complete with popular commercials of the era between programs. 4 DVD Set

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  • Wasteland (2012) , The

    Japanese death photographer Tsurisaki Kiyotaka (Orozco the Embalmer, and Junk Films) is back with his own unique vision of the world in The Wasteland. Take a look at the aftermath of war, religion (which more than often is the cause of all wars), and other evil facets that are killing our planet in an alarming rate.  DVD

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    War of the Worlds (2005)

    An updated version of H.G. Wells classic sci-fi alien invasion story with C. Thomas Howell struggling to find the weapon that will put a stop to destruction of mankind.  Includes commentary tracks from the actor’s and filmmakers, documentary on the visual effects, behind the scenes featurette, out-takes, trailers, and more. DVD

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    Vampire Circus (1971)

    Blu-ray / DVD Combo - A supernatural circus run by a vampire returns to the 19th century town to avenge the death of Count Mitterhaus, who was killed by the town fifteen years earlier for the death of a little girl. Mitterhaus cursed the town and vowed that their children would pay for their crimes... Now it appears the curse is coming true! This Hammer Film horror classic was one of the better films the company put out in the 1970’s. It’s finally seen its day on DVD, complete with a making of featurette, a history of circus horror, a look at House of Hammer magazine, trailer and more.
    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the films.

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  • Up in Smoke (1978)

    DVD  / Blu-ray “Stash Box” Limited Edition - At the height of their comedy career, Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong teamed up with their long time record producer Lou Adler to make their first feature film about two buddies that travel from Mexico to Los Angeles, totally unaware that the van they are driving is made entirely of marijuana and the cops are on their tail. It was a hit and spawned a series of Cheech and Chong films throughout the 80’s.

    Here we have an FYE fan club exclusive DVD and Blu-ray comb 40th anniversary edition from 2018 that’s packaged in what would appear to be an old wooden stash box… and yes, all of us at a certain age these days had one.

    The blu-ray disc features all new 40th anniversary interviews, commentary, deleted scenes, a look back at Up in Smoke featurette, animated “Earache my Eye” music video, radio spots and more. Disc two is the feature film with other special features. Now out of print.

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    Unmasked Part 25 (1989)

    DVD/Blu-ray Combo - Gory and amusing British send-up of American slasher films finds Jackson, the hockey-masked serial killer murdering everyone that crosses his path. That is, until he meets Shelly, an attractive blind woman who falls in love with him and has him begin to reconsider his senseless way of life. Includes commentary with director Anders Palm, a second commentary with the writer / producer, and trailer.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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    Undertaker (1988) , The

    Blu-ray and DVD Combo - One of cult actor Joe (Maniac) Spinell’s final films finds him playing Roscoe, the town undertaker with a secret. Seems he keeps a bloody collection of human souvenirs. And when townspeople begin to disappear, Roscoe’s nephew starts to grow suspicious of his uncle. Available until this point as a heavily censored version and/or bootleg video, this version is complete and mastered from the original camera negatives. Includes interview and commentary with director William Kennedy, featurette, outtakes, and more.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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    UHF (1989)

    George Newman (Weird Al Yankovic) is a daydreamer who has trouble holding a steady job… until his Uncle hires him to manage Channel 62, a TV station that’s losing money and viewers fast. Soon enough, George starts to replace the station’s reruns with original programing like “Wheel of Fish” and “Raul’s Wild Kingdom” and ratings begin to soar. Can George find the money he needs to keep Station 62 on the air? Find out in this wacky offbeat comedy. With Kevin McCarthy, Michael Richards and Victoria Jackson. Includes deleted scenes, behind-the-scenes footage, commentary with Yankovic, director Jay Levey, Michael Richards, Emo Phillips, and Victoria Jackson, music video, and more. DVD
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  • Two Evil Eyes (1990)

    Limited Edition 2-Disc DVD Set - A double dose of Edgar Allan Poe horror from Dario Argento and George Romero. Romero handles “The Strange Case of Mr. Valdemar”, which is, well, typical Romero. A little slow but on par with any of the 60’s Roger Corman A.I.P. Poe stuff.

    Leap on over to Argento’s “Black Cat” adaptation with Harvey Keitel as a crime photographer who murders his girlfriend and hides her behind the wall. It’s a nice high spot in Argento’s slowly declining film output of the last ten or fifteen years.

    Also includes trailer, interviews with Romero, Argento, make-up effects man Tom Savini, interview with Adrienne Barbeau, behind-the-scenes look at the make-up effects with Savini, and more. This is a numbered, limited edition of only 30,000 made.  2 Disc DVD

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    Twins of Evil (1971)

    One of the better Hammer films of the early 70s has Maria and Freda, two orphaned identical twins, moving to live with their uncle Gustav (Peter Cushing) in the small village of Karnstein. Uncle Gustav is a fanatical puritan and the leader of of the local witch hunting “brotherhood.” The village Count is an evil man who practices Satanism, uses black magic, and transforms into a vampire. Unhappy with her life, Freda seeks escape and falls in with the Count… who promptly transforms her into a vampire. This regular DVD release includes a brand new feature length documentary and trailer. DVD

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    Twins of Evil (1971)

    Blu-ray and DVD Combo Pack - One of the better Hammer films of the early 70s has Maria and Freda, two orphaned identical twins, moving to live with their uncle Gustav (Peter Cushing) in the small village of Karnstein. Uncle Gustav is a fanatical puritan and the leader of the local witch hunting “brotherhood.” The village Count is an evil man who practices Satanism, uses black magic, and transforms into a vampire. Unhappy with her life, Freda seeks escape and falls in with the Count… who promptly transforms her into a vampire. Includes a brand new feature length documentary, featurette, trailer, and more! Blu-ray and DVD Combo

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  • Twilight People (1972)

    Blu-ray and DVD Combo - It’s a retelling of the ol’ “Dr. Moreau” story, Eddie Romero style! Well, it’s actually Romero’s second retelling of the story as he tried it once in 1959 as “Terror Is A Man”, but this one is in color. Former teen idol John Ashley is our lost-at-sea hero who winds up on the dread island of horrors. The doctor’s daughter winds up setting the island creatures loose, which include an ape man, antelope man, a flying bat man, and Pam Grier as the panther woman. Lots of bad makeup and plenty of gory scenes make it a must for B movie fans. Includes interview with director Eddie Romero, trailer and TV spots.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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  • Twice Told Tales (1963)

    A trilogy of tales from writer Nathaniel Hawthorne starring Vincent Price, Sebastian Cabot, Brett Halsey, Beverly Garland, and Richard Denning. In “Dr. Heidegger’s Experiment”, a scientist discovers the fountain of youth… and lives to regret it!

    In “Rappaccini’s Daughter”, we find a demented father, whose love for his daughter turns poisonous; while “The House of the Seven Gables”, concerns the ghostly legend of an ancient cursed family that lived for power… and died for greed. Includes commentary and trailers.  DVD

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  • Troll 2 (1991)

    Blu-ray / DVD Combo - Disguised as friendly country folk, a group of people-eating goblins lure visitors to their little town. A family of four soon learn that the town is really one helluva tourist trap… and they are on the menu! Laughably inept, Troll 2 - and, yes, there are no trolls in the film - was written and directed by Italian cult film director Claudio Fragasso, who insisted that the “actors” speak the poorly written English dialogue he wrote instead of improving the dialogue even slightly. It’s gone down as one bad movie night cult film since its release. Includes the original trailer.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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    This Night I'll Possess Your Corpse (1967)

    In his second film appearance, Coffin Joe (Jose Mojica Marins) has survived the terrors of At Midnight I’ll Take Your Soul Away and is joined by hunchback assistant, Bruno, to help him on his unholy quest to find the perfect bride. So, off he goes to kidnap and torture various women until he finds just the perfect girl to bear his child… In Portuguese with English subtitles. Includes making of featurette, a visit to the Coffin Joe museum, interview, introduction, and more.  DVD

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  • Thing With Two Heads (1972) , The

    Lee Frost and Wes Bishop were involved with some of the greatest films the Drive-In had to offer in the 70’s and 80’s. One of the best “B” movie crap fests of all time is their “Thing With Two Heads”, starring Ray Milland as dying white bigot brain surgeon Maxwell Kirshner. He convinces his colleagues to preform an experimental and unsantioned medical procedure on him that finds his head transplanted onto the first available body they can find - reluctant death row inmate, Jack Moss (Rosey Grier). Now our white racist finds his head attached to a very large black man that was only trying to find a little time to clear his name of a murder he didn’t commit. Out of print DVD.
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  • They Live (1988)

    Collectors Edition - From director John Carpenter comes this sci-fi thriller about aliens that are systematically gaining control of the earth by masquerading as humans and lulling the public at large into submission.  Humanity’s last chance lies with a lone drifter (Roddy Piper) who stumbles across a harrowing discovery - a unique pair of sunglasses that reveal the deadly truth. Includes commentary from Carpenter and Roddy Piper, interview, making of featurette, trailer, TV spots, and more.  DVD

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  • Texas Chainsaw Massacre Part 2 (1986) , The

    The Gruesome Edition - Tobe Hooper’s follow up to the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre sure got a bad rap when it first came out. Maybe it was deserved and maybe it wasn’t but I do know one thing, TCM 2 sure did get better with age. The Tom Savini effects that made the film after budget cuts are solid, the atmosphere of the decrepit carnival the family calls home is plenty creepy, and although it may well lack the “grit” of the original, a great camp feel, including a performance by Dennis Hopper as a Texas Ranger looking to avenge his family, and the chemistry between Bill Johnson’s “Buba” (Leatherface) and Bill Moseley’s over-the-top “Choptop” make for some solid laughs as well as scares.

    This special edition includes a beautiful remastered, widescreen, print of the film complete with commentary by director Toby Hooper. You also get a second commentary from stars Bill Moseley and Caroline Williams and effects guru Tom Savini, deleted scenes, featurette and more. Out of print DVD.

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  • Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) , The

    40th Anniversary Edition - Tobe Hooper’s cult horror classic still packs a punch 40 years after its original release. And this restored 4K print looks and sounds great too. Includes commentary from Tobe Hooper, Gunnar “Leatherface” Hanson, and DP Daniel Pearl; a second commentary with Marilyn Burns, Allen Danziger, and Paul Partain; and one more from director Tobe Hooper.  DVD

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    Tammy and the T-Rex (1993)

    DVD and Blu-ray Combo - Tammy (Denese Richards in her first feature role) is a popular high school cheerleader who’s new boyfriend, Michael, might just be the love of her life. Her jealous ex, Billy, has other plans for Michael. He and a couple of his buddies kidnap him and leave him to be mauled by a lion in a nearby wildlife reserve. A mauled Michael is stolen from the hospital by whacko scientist Dr. Wachenstein, who implants Michael’s brain into a large robotic dinosaur body… that escapes from the doctor’s lab and goes on a rampage killing off those that left him in this predicament to begin with. It’s a wacky, gory, and weird-as-hell slice of what in the world was the writer / director thinking to be sure. Uncut print includes commentary with director Stewart Raffgill, interviews, and the original PG-13 cut of the film.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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    Suspiria (1977)

    Jessica Harper is a young American ballet dancer who arrives at a prestigious European dance academy run by witches. She soon finds herself knee deep in a nightmare world of hallucinatory horrors that lie around every corner. Dario Argento’s classic scare film looks and sounds great remastered from the original negative. Widescreen print with trailers.  DVD

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  • Stunt Man (1979) , The

    Vietnam vet Steve Railsback is on the run from the police when he stumbles onto the set of a war movie directed by Peter O’Toole, and forced to replace a dead stunt man to escape the law. Soon, he falls for the leading lady (Barbara Hershey) while trying to keep from getting busted or killed on the set. Remastered widescreen print includes commentary with director Richard Rush and stars O’Toole, Railsback, Hershey and others, trailers, deleted scenes, and more!  DVD

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  • Streetfighter's Last Revenge (1979) , The

    Sonny Chiba is back for more ass kicking martial arts action when he is hired to recover one of two tapes containing the formula to produce cheap heroin. Of course he gets double crossed in the process and needs to kick some major ass as only Chiba can do. Widescreen print.  DVD

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    Street Trash (1987)

    2-Disc Meltdown edition - In a world of winos and derelicts, two homeless brothers find themselves living in a tire hut in the back of a vast auto salvage yard in lower New York. The most lethal threat comes from a case of bad hootch known as Tenafly Viper sitting on the counter of Ed’s liquor store. Seems the stuff went bad... Real bad. And anyone taking even a sip melts down within seconds. The bums are eating the stuff up. You see, it’s only a buck a bottle! One of the last great independent exploitation films, Street Trash delivers the goods in spades.

    This two-disc set includes a widesceen print transferred directly from the camera negatives, remastered in 5.1 surround sound. You get two different commentaries, the original 16mm short film that inspired the movie, the promotional teaser producer Roy Frunkes used to help sell the film to investors, plenty of behind the scenes photos, trailer, and a special 2 hour documentary titled The Meltdown Memoirs. 2-disc DVD

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  • Street Fighter (1974) , The

    Sonny Chiba is a mercenary hired by Yakuza and the Mafia to kidnap an oil magnate’s daughter. After her ransom is denied, Chiba converts to the right side of the law and protects the girl from harm by kicking some major ass. Street Fighter is heads and tails better than the usual chop-socky kung-fu theater stuff. Widescreen print.  DVD

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  • Stagefright (1987)

    aka Aquarius and Bloody Bird.  One of the better slasher type films to come out of the late 80’s is Michelle Soavi’s Stagefright, the tale of an acting troop stalked and murdered by an escaped looney from a nearby insane asylum. Bloody, violent, and loads of fun, Stagefright is a must for any gore hound. Includes several interviews with director Michele Soavi, cast members, and the composer, trailer, and more. Now out of print DVD.

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  • Splatter University (1984)

    Blu-ray and DVD Combo - Years ago, an escaped madman slashed his way through St. Trinian’s College. Now, several year later, new teacher, Julie Parker, starts to feel something just isn’t right at the small town college, and true to low budget form, it isn’t long before her students and fellow faculty begin to disappear and wind up butchered.

    New 2K scan features commentary by director Richard Haines, interview with the soundtrack composer, TV and radio spots, trailers, and more.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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    Splatter Movie: The Director's Cut (2008)

    As an independent film crew arrives at a haunted attraction to begin shooting a low budget horror film, they are unaware that they are now being stalked and killed by a murderer posing as one of the crew. It’s sort of a film within a film slasher film, directed by Amy Lynn Best. Includes deleted scenes, companion film, outtakes and trailers. DVD

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    Spiritism (1962)

    Espiritismo - In a take on the classic “Monkey’s Paw” storyline, a mother with a deep desire for her dead son to return to her makes a drastic decision in this Mexican horror classic. In Spanish… sadly, no English subtitles, but uncut and easy enough to follow. DVD

    Please note: In Spanish, with no English subtitles

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  • Spaghetti Western Double Feature: The Strangers Gundown (1974) & Today We Kill, Tomorrow We Die (1968)

    The Strangers Gundown (1974) and Today We Kill, Tomorrow We Die (1968) -

    During the Civil War, three Confederate officers sell out the Yankees and allow enemy troops to slaughter the entire company... except for one man we’ll now call The Stranger, who sets his sights on revenge in THE STRANGERS GUNDOWN.

    After a five year prison term for a crime he didn’t commit, Bill Kiowa sets out to find the man who framed him and killed his wife in TODAY WE KILL, TOMORROW WE DIE.   DVD

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  • Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama (1988)

    Out to steal a trophy from a local bowling alley as a freshman college prank, a group of sorority babes accidentally unleash the Imp - a sadistic little spirit with a wicked sense of humor. He creates demons out of the sexy young ladies and doesn’t hesitate to kill anyone who tries to stop him in this 80s camp classic from director Dave DeCoteau that stars Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, and Michelle Bauer, the original Queens of Scream.

    Digitally remastered, special features include behind the scenes featurette Tales from the Bowling Alley, Full Moon film trailers and new audio commentary with director David DeCoteau, Sergei Hasenecz and Brinke Stevens. DVD

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    Sorceress (1995)

    Sexy witch Erica (Julie Strain) with do anything to keep her lawyer husband, Larry (Larry Poindexter) happy. Larry is on the fast track to a partnership at his firm so Erica tries to kill off Howard (Edward Albert), his main competition for the partnership. With Howard now crippled for life, his wife, Amelia (Linda Blair), who just so happens to be a witch herself, sets out to make Larry's like a living hell. Silly horror fun from director Jim Wynorski in a new 2K scan of the uncut vault materials. Includes two commentary tracks from director Wynorski and others.  DVD

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  • Sonny Chiba Collection , The

    Here we have a nice collection of 4 uncut martial arts movies from the one and only Sonny Chiba presented in anamorphic widescreen transfers: in Japanese with english subtitles. The films include: G.I. SAMURI (1979), where a group of Japanese soldiers find themselves transported 400 years back in time to Japan’s feudal period. In NINJA WARS (1982), an epic battle between man and black magic creates a dangerous obsession with the beautiful princess Ukio. LEGEND OF THE EIGHT SAMURAI (1983) finds the clan of a princess destroyed by an army of phantom warriors. She bands together with eight masterless samurai to defeat the ghostly warriors. And in RESURRECTION OF GOLDEN WOLF (1979), a seemingly average corporate worker leads a double life as a vicious criminal by night that seeks to dominate the corporation that employs him by day. DVD
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    Something to Scream About (2003)

    Hosted by original “Scream Queen” Brinke Stevens, this entertaining look at the careers of nine actresses all known for working within the B movie, mostly horror, industry. Ariauna Albright, Brandi Burkett, Debra DeLisa, Denice Duff, Judith O’Dea, Debbie Rochon, Felisa Rose, Lilith Stabs, and Julie Strain all talk about the fans, aging, on-screen nudity, and more. Includes short film, interviews, trailer, and Debbie Rochan’s 1986 student film.

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    Slaughterhouse (1987)

    Blu-ray and DVD Combo - When Lester Bacon’s slaughterhouse runs into financial problems and he finds the town lawyer, the sheriff, and the rival slaughterhouse all trying to purchase his land, he takes matters into his own hands and turns his hulking mentally deranged son, Buddy, into the violent solution to disposing of his problems. Slaughterhouse was a late 80’s mom and pop video store staple finally making it’s blu-ray debut. Includes commentary with director Rick Rossler, interviews, making of featurette, outtakes, trailers, and more.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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    Skull (1965) , The

    Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee star in a supernatural tale of murder beyond the grave that is based on a short story by Robert Bloch. Dr. Christopher Maitland (Cushing) is a collector of the occult that purchases the skull of the infamous Marquis de Sade. His friend, Matthew Phillips (Lee) is more than happy to part with it… And soon enough, Maitland is attempting to keep control of his life as an unspeakable evil comes bearing down on him. Includes a couple of featurettes, and trailers.  DVD

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    Shutter (2008)

    Soon after American newlyweds Ben and Jane arrive in Japan for photographer Ben’s latest assignment, they discover ghostly reflections of a young woman in their photos. Is the “spirit image” linked to Ben’s past? Is it a warning? Unrated print contains uncut footage and an alternate ending not seen in theaters. Also includes commentary, seven different featurettes, and alternate and deleted footage. DVD
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  • Shock Waves (1977)

    Peter Cushing stars as a former S.S. Officer living on a deserted island with a bunch of underwater Nazi zombies. The Survivors of a ship that sank off shore find themselves the victims of the soggy, blond undead. With John Carradine as a yacht captain and Brooke Adams as a shipwreck survivor. Commentary with director Ken Wiederhorn, effects man Alan Ormsby and for some reason, Fred Olen Ray. Plus interviews, trailers, TV spots, and radio spots. Now out of print, so supplies are limited.

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    She Wolves of the Ring (1965)

    las Lobas del Ring - Various problems, vendettas, and general wickedness between female wrestlers is resolved in the ring in this classic Mexican wrestling movie. In Spanish… sadly, no English subtitles, but uncut and easy enough to follow. DVD

    Please note: In Spanish, with no English subtitles

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  • Sergio Leone Anthology , The

    A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS (1964), FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE (1965), THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY (1966) and DUCK YOU SUCKER (1972) - Here’s a terrific little box set of the Sergio Leone directed “Dollars” trilogy along with Duck, You Sucker, which was set in the same era of time. Of course, most people know about the first three films, with Clint Eastwood as “The Man With No Name” (along with fantastic performances from costars Lee Van Cleef and Eli Wallach) and I’m surer we don’t need to recap these three films, but it’s a shame more people haven’t seen DUCK, YOU SUCKER! (aka A Fistful of Dynamite to cash in on the original trilogy.) In it, James Cobrn stars as an IRA operative on the run, and Rod Steiger is a rough and tumble bandit. Together they plot to rob Mexico’s wealthiest bank and in the process, land in the cross-hairs of the Mexican Revolution going on around them.  DVD

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  • Sender (1982) , The

    Zeljko Ivanek is John Doe #83, a patient admitted to a psychiatric hospital after a suicide attempt. When Dr. Gail Farmer (Katheryn Harrold), the psychiatrist assigned to his case begins suffering vivid hallucinations, she suspects that she is somehow telepathically connected to her new patient and is seeing what he is experiencing in real time.  DVD

    • $19.99
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    Satan's Slave (1976)

    Blu-ray and DVD Combo - After her parents car mysteriously explodes, a young girl (Candice Glendenning) moves in with her Uncle Alexander (Michael Gough) and cousins. She soon begins suffering strange visions and has no idea of the plans her new family has for her as she slowly discovers that her Uncle is the leader of a coven of witches. Includes commentary with director Norman Warren, making of featurette, deleted scenes, trailers, and more.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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    • $19.99
  • Satan's Cheerleaders (1977)

    Blu-ray / DVD Combo - Four high school cheerleaders and a female teacher are kidnapped by backwoods satanists led by the town’s sheriff (John Ireland). His wife (Yvonne DeCarlo) is killed by savage dogs when they find out that one of the kidnapped girls turns out to be a real witch. She gets particularly pissed off when the sheriff ruins the sacrifices when he rapes the only real virgin among the kidnapped women - the teacher! John Carradine shows up as a bum. Written and directed by Greydon Clark, who went on to direct several drive-in classics through the 70s and 80s. Uncut widescreen print includes commentary with the director, behind-the-scenes photo gallery, and more.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

    • $29.99
    • 25% less

    Santo vs the Riders of Terror (1970)

    Santo contra los Jinetes del Terrror - After six patients escape the lepers sanatorium of St. Lazarus, they steal horses, ride off, and wreak havoc with the residents of a small town who are fearful of contagion. Will our silver-masked hero arrive in time to help restore peace to the town? In Spanish… sadly, no English subtitles, but uncut and easy enough to follow.  DVD

    Please note: In Spanish, with no English subtitles

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    • $14.99
    • 25% less

    Santo and the Vengeance of the Mummy (1971)

    Santo en la Venganza de la Mumia -  When our silver-masked hero , el Santo, and his companions discover the long-lost tomb of an Aztec warrior, they unleash an ancient curse that begins claiming their lives one by one. Can Santo put an end to the evil that has been unleashed before it’s too late?  Find out in this Rene Cardona directed Mexican classic. In Spanish… sadly, no English subtitles, but uncut and easy enough to follow. DVD

    Please note: In Spanish, with no English subtitles

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    • $14.99
  • Santo and the Treasure of Dracula (1969)

    Our silver-masked wrestling hero, El Santo, invents a time machine and uses it to go back in time and track down the location of Dracula’s hidden treasure so he can fund a children’s hospital. He is forced to face down and battle not only Dracula himself, but his bevy of beautiful vampire vixens. The original release of this film was in B&W and they cut out all of the nudity and marketed it more for kids. This is the uncut print, in color, and dubbed in English (or with optional English subtitles) containing the nudity shot for European markets. Includes a comparison between the original release and this version, and other El Santo movie trailers.  DVD

    • $29.99
    • 25% less

    Santo and the Revenge of the Crying Woman (1974)

    La Venganza del la Llorona - Our silver-masked here, el Santo, teams up with Mexican boxing legend Jose “Mantequilla” Napoles to keep an ancient evil from murdering innocent children in this classic Mexican horror telling of the legend of Llorona. In Spanish… sadly, no English subtitles, but uncut and easy enough to follow. DVD

    Please note: In Spanish, with no English subtitles

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    • $14.99
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    Santo and Blue Demon vs Dr. Frankenstein (1974)

    Santo y Blue Demon contra el Doctor Frankenstein -  The evil Dr. Frankenstein is kidnapping innocent women for brain surgery transplant experiments in the hopes of bringing back his deceased wife. When our masked wrestling heroes Santo and Blue Demon find out that their friend Alicia has been targeted as the next victim of Frankenstein’s experiments, they leap into action in this cult classic masked wrestling hero movie. In Spanish… sadly, no English subtitles, but uncut and easy enough to follow. DVD

    Please note: In Spanish, with no English subtitles

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    • $14.99
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    Sandman (1995) , The

    Romance novelist, Gary, can’t seem to sleep at night. He also thinks he saw a monster assaulting his girlfriend while she was sleeping. When people in the trailer park he lives in begin to die in their sleep, Gary becomes obsessed with finding out what’s going on. His friends think he’s going crazy and just needs a good night’s sleep… It’s last thing he needs! This special remastered edition DVD includes commentary with director J.R. Bookwalter, making of featurette, deleted scenes, trailers, and more.  DVD

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    • $9.99
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    Sadist (1963) , The

    Filmed in real time, The Sadist, starring Arch Hall, Jr. as a thrill killer who terrorizes three innocent people at an isolated gas station has become the cult classic it deserves to be over the years.
    No frills DVD is now out of print.

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    Ruby (1977)

    Blu-ray and DVD Combo Director's Cut - Piper Laurie stars as a former gangster moll that now owns and runs a drive-in. She wants to send her deaf-mute daughter (Janet Baldwin) away, but before she can, the girl is possessed by the spirit of her dead father and he sets out to exact his revenge. With Stuart Whitman and Roger Davis. 2K film transfer features commentary and interviews with director Curtis Harrington, and trailer.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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    • $24.99
    • 40% less

    Roger Corman's Puerto Rican Trilogy

    Taking advantage of tax incentives, Roger Corman set sail to the sunny island of Puerto Rico in 1960 to film a couple of low budget movies: Battle of Blood Island, and Last Woman on Earth. Since he had the crew and equipment, a script was created overnight and he snuck in Creature From the Haunted Sea in record time. Last Woman on Earth was filmed in color, and is presented here remastered. The other two films were filmed in B&W, and each film features things like additional scenes filmed for TV, commentary, and are hosted by Roger Corman.  DVD

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    Robocop (2014)

    Blu-ray / DVD Combo - In the remake of RoboCop, Joel Kinnaman is critically injured police officer, Alex Murphy, who’s brought back to fight crime using robotic technology as RoboCop. With Gary Oldman, Michael Keaton, and Samuel L. Jackson.

    High Def and Standard versions. Includes deleted scenes, and featurette.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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    • $9.99
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    Return of the Living Dead (1985) , The

    One of the best zombie movie spoofs to come along ever doesn’t need much of a description now, does it? Commentary from director Dan O’Bannon and production designer William Stout, “Designing the Dead” featurette, trailer and TV spots. This MGM release is now out of print. DVD

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    Retro Puppet Master (1999)

    In a prequel to the Puppet Master series, we find original puppet master Andre Toulon in a pre-World War I Paris. He’s in love with Ilsa, the daughter of the Swiss ambassador. One day he witnesses the murder of an Egyptian sorcerer who just stole the secret of life from an ancient god. After the servants of the god kidnap his beloved Ilsa, he’s forced into a life and death struggle where he and his puppets must make a final stand against an ancient god in order to save the woman he loves. DVD

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    • $9.99
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    Resurrection Game (2000) , The

    Shot in and around Pittsburgh zombie flick from Mike Watt has been remastered for this 10th anniversary edition. After the living dead over run the world, a former detective is hired to find the cause of the zombie infestation. He teams up with a discreted scientist and a couple bickering exterminators to uncover a plot thicker than zombie brains. Includes commentaries, anniversary documentary, and more. DVD
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    • $9.99
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    Reincarnation of Isabel (1972) , The

    In the late 1300‘s, beautiful Isabella (Rita Calderoni) is tortured and burned at the stake as a witch in front of her lover, who in turn swears revenge. Several hundred years later, the well-do-do Jack Nelson (Mickey Hargitay) and his niece Laureen (Rita Calderoni in a duel role) celebrate her engagement at their newly acquired castle. Unknown to them though is that in the castle’s dark, dank cellar, evil occultists participate in black magic rites that involve sacrificing young virgins in order to resurrect Isabella. Classic Euro-trash from director Renato Polselli.

    Uncut print, in Italian with subs. Now out of print DVD.

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    • $9.99
  • Raving Maniacs (2006)

    Evil aliens plot to distribute strange, glow-in-the-dark drugs to Earthlings. Isn’t to hard to pawn them off on dumbed down teenagers looking to get high at one of Rhode Island’s biggest raves, and that is exactly what happens in this ambitious indy horror outing. Includes commentary, photo gallery and trailers. DVD
    • $14.99
  • Rats: Night of Terror (1983)

    In the near future, after greedy corporations and the world’s governments destroy the world as we know it, a group of survivors discovers an abandoned research lab filled with food, water, and sadly, thousands of hungry rats. Not ordinary rats mind you, but super-intelligent mutant rats with an appetite for human flesh. Directed by Bruno Mattei, this low budget sci-fi horror cheapie is chock full of wretched dialogue, bad acting, poor effects (and even poorer “rats”) that comes capped off with a twist ending one has to see to believe. Widescreen print with director interview and trailer. DVD

    • $19.99
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    Ransom Baby (1973)

    After a group of revolutionaries hold up a casino and make off with the loot, an inspector who knows who the criminal mastermind is, sets out to track them down. In an attempt to stop the cops from closing in on them, the robbers kidnap the inspector’s son. That just pisses the guy off even more. This is a uncommon Greek crime thriller in the same vein as the Italian crime thrillers of the 1970’s.  DVD

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    • $14.99
  • Rabid Grannies (1988)

    DVD/Blu-ray Combo - A Satanist turns two wealthy old ladies into demon-type creatures during their birthday party and they soon take care of their greedy party-going relatives all looking to be included in their will. Original producer’s cut also includes deleted scenes, interviews, trailers, and more.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

    • $19.99
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    Pumpkinhead (1988)

    After a group of teenagers inadvertently kills his son, Lance Henriksen seeks the magic of a backwoods witch to revenge his son’s death. They invoke “The Pumpkinhead” - A monstrously large, clawed and fanged creature from Hell itself. Another of the late 80’s horror films that’s worth adding to your collection.  Fun monster movie stuff from effects man and director Stan Winston. Includes commentary, featurettes, behind the scenes footage and more!  DVD

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    • $14.99
  • Psychic Killer (1974)

    After Arthur Masters (Jim Hutton) is committed to a mental hospital for a murder he didn’t commit, his mother dies from neglect. He soon learns and develops dark psychic abilities and begins exacting revenge on those responsible. With Julie Adams, Whit Bissell, Neville Brand, Paul Burke, Aldo Ray, and Della Reese. Includes trailer and TV spots. Out of print DVD.
    • $14.99
  • Prowler (1981) , The

    On her graduation celebration night, Rosemary and her date are brutally murdered by a jilted soldier just home from the war. Thirty years later, the graduation dance will be held for the first time since the murders took place... And the murderer has returned along with the event! This golden age slasher film is presented here uncut and is well worth adding to every fans collection. Includes commentary with director Joseph Zito and makeup effects artist Tom Savini, gore footage behind-the-scenes with Savini, trailer and poster gallery. Out of print DVD.
    • $19.99
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    Prom Night (1980)

    One of the original 80’s slasher films with Jamie Lee Curtis and Leslie Nielsen. A childhood prank comes back to bite a group of high school seniors on prom night when a mystery from their past shows up with an axe to grind... a big axe! This is the new Synapse Films high def transfer and it looks amazing. Extras include commentary with director Paul Lynch and screenwriter William Gray, making of featurette, alternate TV broadcast scenes, and original trailer and TV spots. DVD

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    • $14.99
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    Project X (1968)

    In this William Castle directed sci-fi thriller, we find a secret agent (Christopher George) brought back from cryogenic suspension after he survived a plane crash during a mission. He’s made to think that he’s a gangster living in the year 1968 and he’s out to uncover a secret germ formula that has been hidden away years earlier. Naturally, nothing really goes as planned. Widescreen uncut print is now out of print DVD.

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    Popcorn (1991)

    In a homage to 50’s and 60’s B horror films, a group of students decide to stage an all night “Horrorthon” at an abandoned theater. In addition to a trio of features, they plan on screening a bizarre short film called The Possessor… whose creator killed his family and set the theater on fire after its one and only screening years earlier. One of the group, Maggie (Jill Schoelin), has been having bad dreams that seem to be connected to The Possessor and as the festival draws closer, the group are being stalked and killed by a mysterious unknown killer… Special features include commentary by the director, stars, and make-up effects artist; making of documentary, interview with Bruce Glover, trailer, TV spot, and more.  DVD

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    • $19.99
    • 33% less

    Polymorph (1996)

    Sent deep into the woods to help search for a fallen meteorite, a group of interns stumble upon an isolated cabin with a dead body inside and a lethal gang of drug-runners out to protect their investment. Oh, and they all find out that the meteorite brought with it an organism that can emulate anything it comes into contact with… including any one of them.

    This special remastered edition DVD includes commentary with director J.R. Bookwalter and stars of the film, making of featurette, bloopers, outtakes, on-set footage, and more.  DVD

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    Piranha (1978)

    Being a guy who really didn’t like “Jaws” as a kid because it was overly long and the shark looked as fake as fake can look, I must say that I loved Piranha - and still do! Joe Dante’s gory and fun horror outing isn’t overly long, and the Rob Bottin ‘n Chris Walas effects hold up well. Plus, having Barbara Steele, Kevin McCarthy, Bradford Dillman, Dick Miller, Belinda Balaski and Paul Bartel in the cast sure doesn’t hurt either. This “special edition” DVD also includes two different commentary tracks, behind-the-scenes footage, making of featurette, trailers, TV spots, and more.  DVD

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    • $9.99
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    Pigs (1973)

    Blu-ray and DVD Combo - aka Daddy’s Deadly Darling.  Lynn is a mentally left-of-center woman that’s on the run from the law for murdering her sexually abusive father. She takes a job in a small town diner run by Zambrini, a ghoulish pig farmer who delights in feeding corpses to his voracious hogs. As Lynn battles her inner demons and continues to murder any man who tries to get close to her, Zambrini develops a fatherly love for the girl and covers up her crimes with the help of his hungry pigs in this classic grindhouse horror outing. All kinds of extras include interviews and featurettes, alternate scenes, trailers, and more.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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    • $19.99
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    Phantasm (1978) Remastered Print

    Do we really need to write a description for Don Coscarelli’s cult horror classic, Phantasm? Good, I didn’t think so.

    This remastered HD print looks amazing, and includes commentary from Coscarelli, Michael Baldwin, Angus Scrimm, and Bill Thornbury, original interviews from 1979, deleted scenes, and trailers. DVD

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    • $19.99
  • Orgy of the Living Dead (1973)

    aka The Hanging Woman, and Return of the Zombies.  When Serge (Stelvio Rosi) arrives in the the quiet 19th century European village for the reading of his uncle’s will, strange things begin to happen. First, his cousin is found murdered and hanging by a tree in the cemetery. This leads him to the subterranean lair of a demented doctor, his daughter, and their hunchback slave Igor (Paul Naschy) who are all doing ghoulish experiments on bringing the dead back to life. Uncut print, remastered from the original film negative. Also includes the original Return of the Zombies version of the film.  DVD

    • $19.99
  • Nutbag (2000)

    A lonely depraved killer is randomly stalking and murdering women around Las Vegas. And, ah, well, that’s it for plot in this underground cult horror flick. Includes trailers.  DVD

    • $14.99
    • 20% less

    Nightmare Sisters (1987)

    Blu-ray / DVD Combo - Nerdy sorority sisters, Linnea Quigley, Brinke Stevens, and Michelle Bauer invite a trio of equally nerdy boys over for a party. They decide to hold a seance and are transformed into three gorgeous succubus determined to suck more than just the boys souls away in director Dave DeCoteau’s fun horror comedy classic. OK transfer looks great, and includes commentary, feature length TV version of the film, interviews, out-takes and bloopers, and more.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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    • $19.99
  • Nightbreed (1990)

    The Director’s Cut Blu-ray / DVD Combo - Set up as a fall guy in a string of slasher murders, troubled young man Boone sneaks into the hidden subterranean realm of Midian, a place that separates us from the assortment of monsters and shape-shifters that live in director Clive Barker’s nightmarish world. Hunted by David Cronenberg (in a great once-in-a-lifetime role), who will win in the battle of man and monster?

    This is director Clive Barker’s director’s cut of the film and features over 40 minutes of new footage. Also includes an introduction by Barker, commentary by the guys who restored the film, several interviews, and trailer.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

    • $24.99
    • 20% less

    Night Train to Terror (1985)

    Blu-ray and DVD Combo - Anthology horror with a wrap around story about a train bound for Hell and stories revolving around a few of the passengers, including Harry, a killer who keeps the mutilated body parts of his victims in his torture chamber. And Gretta, a young woman obsessed with death… and finally Claire, a Holocaust survivor that is being terrorized by Satan. Includes interviews with director Jay Schlossberg-Cohen, bonus feature film, trailer and more.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

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    • $19.99
  • Night of the Living Dead (1968)

    It’s George Romero’s trend setting zombie classic, and I’m sure it needs no plot write up here to do it justice. This is the restored and remastered 40th Anniversary Edition, featuring commentary from Romero and the cast, feature length documentary, Duane Jones last interview, trailer, and more. Out-of-print DVD.
    • $9.99
    • 40% less

    Night of the Living Dead '90 (1990)

    Tom Savini directed remake of the 1968 zombie classic wasn’t really all that bad. Good performances from Tony Todd, Pat Tallman, Tom Towels and the rest of the cast helps.  DVD

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    Night of the Hunted (1980)

    Elysabeth (Brigitte Lahaie) is taken to a mysterious clinic where everyone is suffering from a mental disorder where they are slowing losing their memories and identities due to an environmental accident. It’s quite a departure from the usual erotic vampire films that French director Jean Rollin is known for. Uncut print from the original film negative. Extras include a couple of previously unseen sex scenes and the trailer. In French with English subtitles.  DVD

    Please note: In French with English subtitles.

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    • $11.99
  • Night of the Demons (1987)

    Blu-ray / DVD  Combo - One of the better horror films to come out of the late 80’s, Kevin Tenney’s Night of the Demons is finally available unrated and uncut on Blu-ray DVD. It’s Halloween night and Angela is throwing a party in deserted Hull House, a funeral home with something evil hiding in the basement. Fortunately for the viewer, once the guests arrive, so does the tongue ripping, eyeball gouging, dismemberment and nudity! Linnea quigley, one of the only true “scream queens” out there co-stars while ex-husband Steve Johnson handles the gruesome effects work.

    Includes two different commentary tracks, interviews with the cast and crew, promo reel, trailers, TV and radio spots, and more.  Blu-ray / DVD  Combo

    • $29.99
  • Night of the Demon (1984)

    When a professor and his students head out on a mountain field trip to investigate rumors of a psychotic Bigfoot on a killing spree, they had no idea they would encounter just that - a psycho Bigfoot that takes no prisoners! With some of the goriest and jaw-dropping death scenes ever, Night of the Demon is without a doubt, the goriest Bigfoot movie ever made. Hosted by former WWF Diva and Playboy Playmate, Maria Kanellis… although we have no idea as to why, includes trailers.
    • $14.99
  • Night of the Comet (1984)

    Blu-ray / DVD Combo - For the first time in 65 million years, a comet is going to buzz past the Earth closer than ever before, and people are celebrating it’s arrival around the world! Everyone that is, except Regina (Catherine Mary Stewart), and her sister Samantha (Kelli Maroney) who discover it may have been a good idea they missed the festivities when everyone was either vaporized or turned into a zombie when the comet passed by. Now, it’s a game of survival for the few lucky humans left alive. Includes commentary with Stewart, Maroney, Mary Waronov, and make-up effects creator David Miller, trailer, and more.  Blu-ray / DVD Combo

    • $29.99
  • Night Evelyn Came Out of the Grave (1971) , The

    A psychotic playboy lures prostitutes into his castle in order to satisfy his sadistic desires. He’s haunted by the ghost of his dead wife, Evelyn, whom he believes has come back from the grave in order to hinder his “games”. 103 minute print contains lots of stuff cut from former US prints. Also includes new introduction and interview with Erika Blanc, interview with production designer Lorenzo Baraldi, original Italian trailer, and more. DVD
    • $19.99
  • New York Ripper (1982) , The

    A razor welding psycho is carving up women around New York City in this gory horror outing from director Lucio Fulci. One of Fulci’s most savage and brutal thrillers, NY Ripper offers up some show stopping gore footage that is guaranteed to please even the most jaded gore hound. Uncut, widescreen print with trailer. Also includes interview with actress Zora Kerova, a look at the NYC locations: then and now, original trailer.  DVD

    • $19.99
  • Near Dark (1987)

    Country boy Caleb falls for Mae. Unfortunately, Mae is no ordinary teenage girl. She’s part of an outlaw vampire family headed up by Lance Henriksen who travel hick town highways in search of easy victims. Bill Paxton and Jenette Goldstein complete the vampire family. Director Kathryn Bigelow crafted one of the most original vampire films ever made with Near Dark and it holds up extremely well all these years later. No frills DVD.

    • $19.99
    • New!

    My Friend Dahmer (2017)

    With his family life in ruins, awkward teenage Jeffrey Dahmer is struggling to get through high school. His bizarre behavior at school attracts unexpected friends and a bit of a fan club. But as graduation nears, Jeffrey’s depravity continues to take hold and he spirals further out of control in this true story of Jeffrey Dahmer during his high school years. Includes interview with star Ross Lynch, behind-the-scenes slide show, and trailer. DVD
    • $14.99
  • Motel Hell (1980)

    Blu-ray Combo DVD - Hard to believe there was a time when Hollywood would produce a black comedy cannibal film, but before the days of shitty remakes of shitty original films, they managed to slip something weird and original into the mix every now and then. You are what you eat with Farmer Vincent’s smoked meats, and Rory Calhoun and Nancy Parsons are up to the task of making sure the smokehouse remains full! Includes commentary with director Kevin Connor, interviews, a look back at Motel Hell featurette, and original trailer.  Blu-ray and DVD

    • $29.99
    • 75% less

    Mold (2013)

    It’s 1984 and America’s war on drugs takes a weird turn when a secret government project to kill coca fields with a fast-growing, genetically engineered strain of mold gets out of hand and begins to feed on human flesh. Just like in real life, you can always count on the government to screw up everything they touch, and it’s not long before the murderous mildew is released in a secret lab. It’s The Stuff meets Street Trash in this gooey and gory tribute to horror films of the 80s. Includes commentary, behind the scenes, and trailers.  DVD

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  • Massacre Mafia Style (1974)

    Blu-ray / DVD Combo - Actor and nightclub singer, Duke Mitchell wrote, produced, directed, and starred in this low budget answer to The Godfather, and the results are nothing short of amazing... in a gritty, 1970’s B movie sort of way. Duke is the son of a Mafia kingpin that guns down and murders his way through a blood-soaked Hollywood crime spree clawing his way to the top of the heap. Beautiful new restoration of the original director’s cut of the film features interviews, Duke Mitchell home movies, audio recordings, a TV special, radio spots, trailer, and more. Now out of print.

    Includes both the Blu-ray and standard DVD versions of the film.

    • $49.99
    • 20% less

    Maniac Cop (1987)

    Innocent people are being brutally killed on the streets of New York by a uniformed police officer. After his wife is murdered, patrolman Jack Forrest (Bruce Campbell) finds himself the main suspect. Lieutenant Frank McCrae (Tom Atkins) investigates, and as the death toll rises, begins to suspect a police cover up may be hiding the identity of the real killer. Remastered high-def print with commentary, trailer and TV spots, scenes filmed for Japanese release, all new featurette with “maniac cop” himself, Bob Z’Dar and more. DVD

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    • $19.99
  • Manhattan Baby (1982)

    While in Egypt, a young girl is given a mysterious charm that causes her archeologist father to be struck blind inside an unexplored pyramid. When the family returns to Manhattan, a plague of supernatural evil follows them, unleashing an ancient curse upon the streets. One of Lucio Fulci’s last films to actually be released in the USA combines elements of The Exorcist, The Awakening and Poltergeist to name a few. The results are mixed to say the least. Extras include interviews with cast and crew, composer Fabio Frizzi preforming the “Manhattan Baby Suite” live in the studio, trailer, and more. DVD

    • $19.99
  • Man Who Could Cheat Death (1959) , The

    Dr. George Bonnet (Anton Diffring) has figured out a way to live forever. All he needs is the glands from some unwilling donors! As he struggles against the icy grip of death, he begins a descent into madness and sets his sights on beautiful Janine Du Bois (Hazel Court). The only person who can stop his unholy quest is Dr. Pierre Gerrard (Christopher Lee) in this Terence Fisher directed Hammer Films horror classic. Includes interviews with people who had nothing to do with the film and trailers. Out of print DVD.

    • $14.99
  • Magnificent Seven Collection , The

    Four DVD Box Set contains all four of classic Spaghetti Westerns, including the original MAGNIFICENT SEVEN (1960), where we find a band of gunslingers hired to protect a village from an outlaw attack. Yul Brenner, Steve McQueen, Eli Wallach, and Charles Bronson star.

    In RETURN OF THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN (1966), Yul Brenner rounds up another group of gunfighters to search for their compatriot who has been taken hostage by a band of desperadoes.

    In GUNS OF THE MAGNIFICENT (1969), the Seven take to the dusty trail to free a captured Mexican revolutionary from a prison fortress known as “The Rat Hole.”

    Things wrap up in THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN RIDE! (1972), with Lee Van Cleef taking over as the lead, who is now married and working for the law the Arizona Territory. When his wife is killed, he takes to tracking down the gunmen and winds up in a plundered boarder town whose widowed women are under attack by a gang of marauders.  DVD

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