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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

aka Veil of Blood and Vampire Ecstasy. Put to death for her hunger for female blood, the Baroness Varga vowed to return one day to satisfy her blood lust. That day finally comes when four women gather at her secluded castle in the mountains around Germany. The housekeeper is secretly a High Priestess out to bring the Baroness back from the dead, and now she’s found the victims she’ll need to unleash an unholy reign of terror upon the world once again in this campy and creepy Euro-Import. Includes mini-documentary on director Joe Sarno, and a collection of trailers. Out of print DVD.

From Bill Zebub comes another slice of Jersey life Kevin Smith won’t find in a mall full of sheep-like jack-off’s. This time around, Bill is heading back to college while people complain about their crummy lives and crappy jobs in between bad Christian and gay jokes, pool parties, chicks crucified to trees, serious revelations about just how selfish people really are. Check it out. It may just change your life. DVD

Al Adamson hatchet job started out life as a reedited version of Svengali, released in 1974 with some new footage added as the soft sex Satan flick, Lucifer’s Women. More new footage with John Carradine was added to turn it into a Satanic vampire movie, and presto, Dr. Dracula was born! Confused? Then you probably don’t know much about Independent International Pictures... But you should, so start with any of the Al Adamson films until you get through as many as you can find. Includes original trailer for Lucifer’s Women, a rare spook show promo, and plenty of other Al Adamson movie trailers. Tough to find DVD.

Dr. Phibes (Vincent Price) awakens from a decade long slumber and heads to Egypt with his faithful assistant, the corpse of his dead wife, and a plan to resurrect his beloved spouse. Hot on his trail is Biederbeck (Robert Quarry), another guy interested in what Phibes has hidden away in Egypt. Just as much fun as the original film. Uncut, widescreen print with trailer. Out of print DVD, so quantities are limited.

When a madman plots to overthrow the world by unleashing bubonic plague infected rats throughout the population, it’s up to The Doll Squad, an elite band of female commandos led by Francine York, who are every bit as deadly as they are beautiful to stop the madman from unleashing his plague. This action-adventure exploitation flick from director Ted V. Mikels was a forerunner to the popular Charlie's Angels TV series and is one of Mikels best films. Includes commentary by Ted Mikels, an interview with Tura Satana who was one of the Doll Squad members, as well as a Mikels filmography and trailer. Out of print Image release DVD.

A couple of 60s Drive-In and Grindhouse nudie-camp-horror-classics that will make you laugh, cry... and scratch your head in amazement! In THE BEAST THAT KILLED WOMEN, a couple scurry off to a Miami nudist camp at pretty much the exact same time a goofy-looking gorilla with an appetite for the ladies spreads murder and panic through the camp. In THE MONSTER OF CAMP SUNSHINE we find nature camp gardener Hugo taking a drink from a contaminated stream. Seems somebody spilled a chemical that releases the killer instinct in rats into the water and now Hugo transforms into an axe wielding psycho who attacks the campers. Packed with shorts, extras, trailers and more! Now out of print 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.

Blu-Ray Double Feature - Here’s a double dose of indy horror featuring A BRUSH WITH DEATH, the story of five cheerleaders who wisely choose an isolated farmhouse where a family was brutally slaughtered as a weekend getaway party spot. in HARVEST OF FEAR, we find that the annual Harvest Festival at Devil’s Lake is the setting for a series of brutal murders that mimic the killings of twenty years ago… Ya think something is up, or what?…
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A double dose of Bela Lugosi! In THE CORPSE VANISHES, Lugosi plays a doctor who raises orchids. When he gives them to new brides, they slip into a comatose state and appear dead... Seems that Lugosi is trying to perfect a fountain of youth serum for his aging wife. In THE INVISIBLE GHOST Lugosi’s wife dies in a car crash fleeing him with her love. Lugosi begins a downward spiral that includes murder and a game of revenge. DVD

Blu-Ray Double Feature - Five teens take a wrong turn in DEMONIC and Tom Savini is there to help out… or is he? The lure of gold is the thing that draws eight strangers to a remote mountain in UNINVITED, and the curse of the Indian massacre years earlier is the reason they may all die looking for that gold. Blu-Ray Double Feature

A double dose of Al Adamson, complete with original Drive-In intermission spots from the 50’s and 60’s. Grim western Five Bloody Graves stars John Carradine, Robert Dix, and Scott Brady out to stop a bloodthirsty band of redskins. Nurse Sherri (aka Hospital of Terror) finds the revenge filled spirit of a dead guy taking over the body of sexy nurse Sherri so she can stalk the hospital she works in carving up anybody who gets in her path. DVD

Gamera vs Guiron (1969) & Gamera vs Jiger (1970). Our giant flying turtle, Gamera, is out to save a couple of kids from brain-eating space beauties while taking on the giant monster Guiron in GAMERA VS GUIRON (aka Attack of the Monsters). Gamera invades Expo ‘70 to battle the spear-spiting Jiger in GAMERA VS. JIGER (aka Gamera vs. Monster X). Includes both the original Japanese language, as well as the English dubbed versions of the films. DVD

Goblins conjured up during a party at a creepy old Hollywood mansion waste no time wreaking havoc in the original GHOULIES. In GHOULIES 2, the toilet-dwelling goblins stow away in a traveling “House of Horror” sideshow attraction and begin their over the top antics on the road. Includes original trailers. DVD