DVD

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.

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

Anthology horror in the Amicus vein, with Ray Milland, Peter Cushing, Samantha Eggar, and Donald Pleasence in a trio of terror tales centered around a paranoid writer (Cushing) that tries to convince his publisher (Milland) that cats are evil and unholy fiends. Never released to theaters in the USA, this is also the first time it’s been released to DVD. Includes an interview and trailer.  DVD

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.

Blu-ray and DVD Combo - A seemingly innocent cat escapes from a secluded biochemical lab after it was seeded with a monster that kills anyone it finds a threat. Found by a group of teens on spring break, the cat is taken with them aboard a yacht bound for the Cayman Islands where it begins to kill off the crew and passengers. To make matters worse, the multimillionaire cruse host is on the run from the law and refuses to return to shore in director Greydon Clark’s gore filled slice of weirdness.

New 4K transfer includes commentary with director Clark, interviews, trailer and the alternate international edit of the film so you get two movies for the price of one.

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

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.

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 40^th 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 40^th 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.

One of Euro-sleeze director Jess Franco’s best known films stars Soledad Miranda as a vixen vampire who lures women to her Mediterranean island hideaway to satisfy her insatiable lust for female flesh and blood. With Ewa Stromberg, Dennis Price, and Franco himself. Restored HD release includes interviews with Jess Franco and Soledad Miranda, trailer, alternate opening sequence, and more.  DVD

After crashing a party, three street punks decide to have their own kind of fun with the local preppies. But did the punks bite off more than they could chew with these well dressed yuppies? A dangerous game of Russian Roulette is just the beginning of this night of debauchery and sin. Includes interviews with producer Kevin M. Glover and actor Steve Malis, extensive four page liner notes, audio commentary with producer Kevin M. Glover and actor Steve Malis, and trailers.  DVD

Bruno Mattei directed exploitation fun stars Laura Gemser as reporter Emanuelle; out to expose the corrupt practices of a women’s prison. When her cover is blown, she finds herself on the receiving end of even worse tortures! A true W.I.P. classic if ever there was one.  Runs 99 minutes

New 2k scan from an uncensored inter-positive, special features include interview with Bruno Mattei, Brawl in Women's Block: interview with co-writers Claudio Fragasso and Rossella Drudi and radio spot.  DVD

One of Italian director Lucio Fulci’s last horror films finds wealthy Giorgio dead. His family blame a stomach hemorrhage for his death, but suspicions remain since the family are a bunch of greedy good-for-nothing shits. His daughter Rosy is tormented by her father’s spirit, who demands that his killer be exposed. As Rosy races to uncover her father’s killer, her life is also in danger when the killer catches wind of her getting closer to unmasking him… or her.  DVD

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

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

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

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

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

Blu-ray and DVD Combo - Director Kevin Tenney’s cult 80’s horror film about The Lauder House. Plagued by strange and violent occurrences, unexplained deaths, and supernatural activity, the place has remained empty for years. Now, new owners decide to turn the old mansion into a bed and breakfast so a team of paranormal experts attempt to remove the demonic forces and cleanse the property of the evil that lurks at every turn. But, as soon as they arrive, members of the team begin to meet their bloody end. With Linnea Quigley, James Quinn, and Kathleen Bailey. Includes commentary, interviews, trailer, short film, and more.

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

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

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

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.

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

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.