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“The Full Moon 2-Disc Edition.” Director John Landis’ cult classic combines horror and comedy like few films could. And it features groundbreaking effects work from Rick Baker. Beware the moon... Special 2-disc edition includes a re-mastered widescreen print, a brand new feature-length documentary with the cast, crew, and director, “I Walked With a Werewolf” featurette with Rick Baker, making of featurette, interviews, commentary, and more! DVD

All Lucinda wanted to do was learn how to kill like a serial killer. Then she found a teacher and learned all she needed to know. Sadly, before she could start her very own killing spree, all she has to do is take out the teacher she learned from... The latest from director Ryan Cavelline. DVD

What’s the trio of popular girls (Julie Benz, Nicole Bilderback, and Monica Keena) at Valley High to do when a gorgeous foreign exchange student arrives on the scene and sets her eyes on the school’s resident hunk, Drew? Well, plot a murder of course! With Christopher Lloyd and Janet Leigh. Includes deleted scenes. Out-of-print DVD

Tor Johnson is a Russian scientist who escapes to the USA with top secret Soviet documents. Russian agents run his car off the road into a bomb testing site where an H-bomb explosion turns him into a bloodthirsty atomic monster. Ed Wood mainstay Conrad Brooks co-stars. No budget drive-in horror from Anthony Cardoza. DVD

aka Curse of the Vampires. Phillippino vampire fun is sort of a follow-up to director Gerardo DeLeon’s The Blood Drinkers. Long time Philippine cinema icon, Eddie Garcia, plays an innocent victim of his families vampire curse. He prowls his nights away in a quest to quench his ever present blood lust until he and his vampire family are tracked back to their hidden lair. Includes commentary from producer Sam Sherman, interview with director Eddie Romero, live horror show preview, trailers, and photo gallery. Out of print DVD.

After a simple robbery leads to a series of brutal murders, a reporter (James Franciscus) and a blind puzzle maker (Karl Malden) begin their own investigation of the crimes. With nine different clues to follow, they uncover a shocking web of twisted genetics and dark sexual secrets that lead them ever closer to a climax of violence and suspense. Dario Argento’s film was - as always - cut heavily when it was first released in the US. This is the uncut, widescreen print of the film. Includes interviews, trailers, TV spots, radio spots, and more! Now out of print DVD.

At Universal Cryogenics, entire families are preserved in cold storage awaiting their future resurrection. Unfortunately, a freak lightning storm reanimates the frozen bodies and they come back as more or less zombies. With Linda Blair, Dan Haggerty, and Troy Donahue. Includes out takes, behind-the-scenes stuff, trailer, and more. Out of print DVD.

George Romero’s homage to the old EC horror comics is still great fun, and way better than the sequel. We won’t mention the third... No frills DVD with trailer.

Six female friends on an annual outdor adventure, head deep into the Appalachians to explore a hidden cave. After a rock fall blocks their exit, they find they are not alone in the darkness. Flesh-eating mutants are now hot on their scent and it looks like no one is coming home from this vacation hell. Quite good for recent horror, and it wasn’t a waste of time, piss poor sequel to boot! Uncut, widescreen print includes commentary with the director, crew, and cast; along with extended scenes, deleted scenes, featurettes, interviews, and more. DVD

Creepy and atmospheric Euro-horror with Klaus Kinski was based on stories by Edgar Wallace, the guy who wrote the original King Kong and several murder thrillers. Originally produced as THE BLUE HAND, the story has Kinski playing twins. One is an insane killer who kills people with a garden-claw like weapon, and the other an innocent victim. Roger Corman purchased the original film and released it under the title of THE CREATURE WITH THE BLUE HAND. Sam Sherman at Independent International picked up the movie for it’s video release, decided to add some extra blood and gore to the film, and released it to video under the title THE BLOODY DEAD. Cult makeup and effects man, Ed French, did the extra gore and plays the main lunatic in the added opening asylum scenes. In addition to the inserted asylum scene, Sam Sherman inserted gore into all of the films existing murder scenes. Included here are both version of the film as they were released to US markets over the years. Includes commentary from Sam Sherman, trailers, and more. Out-of-print DVD.

Boasting one of the best casts you’ll find in a horror film made for twenty bucks, Clint Howard stars as Gregory, a guy who watched his idol, “The Ice Cream King” murdered as a child. Now all grown up, the demented Gregory has become a murderous ice cream man who delivers mysterious treats as well and killer tricks in THE ICE CREAM MAN. An accidental lab experiment resurrects Jack, the killer snowman in JACK FROST 2, and this time around, it would appear that nothing can stop the crystal killer as he sets out to get revenge against Sheriff Sam, who put an end to his rampage in the first film. Now out of print DVD.

An army of moon-men invade Earth by taking over the dead. Can a scientist, a sergeant, and a sexy gal save the world before it’s too late in INVISIBLE INVADERS? In a futuristic year of 2001, the government sends a team of scientists to explore Uranus. Turns out this JOURNEY TO THE SEVENTH PLANET proves that Uranus has a small Danish village filled with voluptuous women living on it. Damn broads plan on conquering Earth too. Bad alien hotties. Bad! Out of print DVD.

It’s the classic horror-mystery, “Santo en el Museo de Cera” available uncut. plus, Santo and Blue Demon team up once again to visit the Land of Death in “Santo y Blue Demon en el Mundo de los Muertos.” Both films are in Spanish, without subs, but the stories are fun and easy enough to follow. DVD

Here are two Mexican comedies starring popular South-of-the-border comedian, Manuel “Loco” Valdes. In BLACK TIGER he goes up against bandits, and in FRANKENSTEIN AND DRACULA ARE FRIENDS (for lack of a better translation) he meets up with a couple of famous monsters, naturally. In Spanish only, but hey, just how much plot do you think there really is? DVD