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Time Stamps 
Stormy Monday Review – 0:20
Terror In A Texas Town Review – 6:08
Lust of the Vampire Girls Review – 10:37
Coffy Review – 13:36
Foxy Brown Review – 17:39 
Death-Scort Service Part 2 The Naked Dead Review – 21:06
Free Fire Review – 24:20
Shout Out – 29:20
Contest Winner – 30:25
New Contest – 31:00 
Update – 31:38 
Q&A – 32:50

Synopsis: In 1988, Mike Figgis (Internal Affairs, Leaving Las Vegas) made his feature directorial debut with Stormy Monday, a taut, noir-influenced gangster movie that drew on his key formative influences, including his youth in the Newcastle of the late '50s and early '60s, and the city's vibrant jazz scene. Sean Bean (Ronin) plays Brendan, a young loafer taken under the wing of jazz club owner Finney (Sting, Quadrophenia), who's under pressure from American mobster Cosmo (Tommy Lee Jones, The Fugitive) to sell up in exchange for a cut of a local land development deal. Brendan just wants to earn an honest crust, but his burgeoning relationship with Cosmo's ex-lover Kate (Melanie Griffith, Body Double) threatens to drag him into the middle of the impending showdown... A romantic crime thriller with genuine heart, Stormy Monday features striking, rain-drenched cinematography by Roger Deakins (The Big Lebowski, No Country for Old Men) and a seductive jazz score provided by the director himself. Presented here for the first time in high definition in the US, there has never been a better time to discover one of this iconic filmmaker's most assured and uniquely haunting efforts.
Media
 
Bonus Materials
High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) and Standard Definition DVD presentations
Original stereo audio (uncompressed on the Blu-ray Disc)
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
Audio commentary with Mike Figgis, moderated by critic Damon Wise
New video appreciation by critic Neil Young, and a 'then and now' tour of the film's Newcastle locations
Theatrical trailer
Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Jacey
FIRST PRESSING ONLY: Booklet featuring new writing by critic Mark Cunliffe
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Synopsis: For his 41st and final feature film, Joseph H. Lewis was able to combine the two genres in which he had excelled. The man in the director's chair for My Name is Julia Ross, Gun Crazy and The Big Combo, Lewis was one of the all-time greats in film noir. But he was also a fine director of Westerns, having made A Lawless Street, 7th Cavalry and The Halliday Brand, all of which - especially the last - remain underrated. Terror in a Texas Town would bring his noir sensibilities to the American West, resulting in one of his finest works. McNeil (Sebastian Cabot, The Time Machine) is a greedy hotel owner who wants to take control of Prairie City, the Texas town of the title. Keen to drive the local farmers of their land, McNeil hires a gunman, Johnny Crale (Nedrick Young, who would pen the Oscar-winning screenplay for The Defiant Ones the same year), resulting in the death of a former whaler. The dead man's son, George Hansen (Sterling Hayden, The Killing), arrives in town to inherit the farm and set the stage for revenge - armed with only his father's old harpoon... Terror in a Texas Town was written by Dalton Trumbo, one of the Hollywood Ten blacklisted by the film industry and forced to write under pseudonyms or to use 'fronts'. Two years before he helped break the blacklist with on-screen credits for Otto Preminger's Exodus and Stanley Kubrick's Spartacus, his work was credited to Ben Perry, but it demonstrates a psychological depth and political dimension that is undoubtedly that of Trumbo.
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Bonus Materials
Brand-new 2K restoration from original film elements produced by Arrow Films exclusively for this release
High Definition Blu-ray (1080p)
Uncompressed Mono 1.0 PCM Audio
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
Introduction by Peter Stanfield, author of Hollywood, Westerns and the 1930s: The Lost Trail and Horse Opera: The Strange History of the Singing Cowboy
Scene-select commentaries by Stanfield
Theatrical trailer
Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Vladimir Zimakov
FIRST PRESSING ONLY: Illustrated collector's booklet featuring new writing by Glenn Kenny

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There is no Lust Like Bloodlust.
Synopsis: 
An homage to European exploitation of the 60s and 70s. A man searches for his missing girlfriend, who has been abducted by a clan of vampires, led by an insane Nazi doctor, whom he must battle to save the soul of the woman he loves.
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Synopsis: THE ONE CHICK HIT SQUAD!
Regarded as one of the best of the Blaxploitation genre along with Shaft and Superfly, Coffy has been described as “one of the most entertaining films ever made” by Quentin Tarantino.
With Coffy Pam Grier was catapulted to stardom and iconic status following solid roles in earlier ‘chicks in chains’ films. Here she plays nurse ‘Coffy’ Coffin seeking vigilante justice when her little sister is hospitalised by a smack pusher. Coffy uses her body, bullets and blades to get justice, working her way to the top of the criminal ring. But as she nears the top she finds the level of corruption is closer to home than she thinks.
When American International Pictures lost the chance to make Cleopatra Jones the studio looked for another project and turned to up and coming B-movie auteur Jack Hill (Spider Baby, Pit Stop). Coffy was such a success that the studio fast tracked Grier’s next movie (Foxy Brown) with Hill straight away.
SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS:
Restored High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentation, on Blu-ray for the first time in the world!
Original uncompressed mono PCM audio
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
Audio commentary by writer-director Jack Hill
A Taste of Coffy – A brand new interview with Jack Hill
The Baddest Chick in Town! – A brand new interview with Pam Grier on Coffy and its follow up, Foxy Brown
Blaxploitation! – A video essay by author Mikel J. Koven (Blaxploitation Film) on the history and development of the genre
Original theatrical trailer
Image Gallery
Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Gilles Vranckx


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Synopsis: When Foxy Brown’s undercover-agent boyfriend is gunned down on the orders of evil drug kingpins, she stops at nothing to exact a thrillingly brutal revenge. This is one of the all-time great blaxploitation films, pulling out all the stops at a time long before anyone thought of inventing political correctness.
Pam Grier was given the role of a lifetime as the street-smart yet intensely sexy Foxy, modelling a stupendously varied range of Seventies threads while righteously kicking villainous white butt at every opportunity. She’s also given sterling support from Antonio ‘Huggy Bear’ Fargas as her no-good younger brother and a memorably funky soundtrack.
It’s clear that Quentin Tarantino is a huge fan: he cast Grier in the title role of his direct homage Jackie Brown, while the one-woman revenge scenario that fuelled the Kill Bill films didn’t just come from the Far East.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
Restored High Definition Blu-ray presentation (1080p)
Optional English SDH subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
Audio commentary with director Jack Hill
From Black and White to Blaxploitation – Actor Sid Haig speaks about his long and influential friendship with Jack Hill
A Not So Minor Influence – An Interview with Bob Minor, the first African-American member of the Stuntman’s Association, and co-star of Foxy Brown
Back to Black – Legendary actors Fred “The Hammer” Williamson (Black Caesar) and Austin Stoker (Sheba Baby, Assault on Precinct 13), alongside Rosanne Katon (Ebony, Ivory, and Jade) and film scholar Howard S. Berger speak about the enduring popularity of the Blaxploitation film
Photo gallery of behind-the-scenes and publicity images
Trailer Reel – Trailers for all the major works by Jack Hill including Foxy Brown, Coffy and Switchblade Sisters

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Synopsis: Deep in the heart of Las Vegas a new killer has emerged. Having survived the previous psycho's last wrath (Michelle) Krystal "Pixie" Adams is left behind to start anew and forget about her black past. Problem is this new murderer is unstoppable!!. A new group of up and coming hookers are on the streets left to pick up the pieces and start fresh. Will they survive, or will they become prey to this maniac slasher!!


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Synopsis: Bold, breathless and wickedly fun, Free Fire is an electrifying comedy-thriller about an arms deal that goes spectacularly and explosively wrong. Acclaimed filmmaker Ben Wheatley (Kill List, High Rise) propels the audience head-on into quite possibly the most epic shootout ever seen on film as he crafts a spectacular parodyand biting critiqueof the insanity of gun violence. Everyones got a gun, and absolutely no one is in control.
Set in a colorful yet gritty 1970s Boston, Free Fire opens with Justine (Oscar winner Brie Larson), a mysterious American businesswoman, and her wise-cracking associate Ord (Armie Hammer) arranging a black-market weapons deal in a deserted warehouse between IRA arms buyer Chris (Cillian Murphy) and shifty South African gun runner Vernon (Sharlto Copley). What starts as a polite if uneasy exchange soon goes south when tensions escalate and shots are fired, quickly leading to a full-on Battle Royale where its every man (and woman) for themselves.

Features
Audio Commentary with Director Ben Wheatley 
The Making of Free Fire

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Time Stamps
The Stendhal Syndrome Review - 0:49
Bag Boy Lover Boy Review - 7:00
House of Wax Review - 13:22
Door 1 of the 5 Doors to Hell Review - 17:20
Shout Out - 22:27
Old Contest Winner - 23:34
New Contest - 24:35
Update - 25:25
Q&A -  26:26
Dustin Mills Interview - 35:32

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                Dario Argento's "Stendhal Syndrome" gets the deluxe treatment from Blue Underground, remastered gorgeously and with plenty of features. Made in 1996 after two commercial failures in America, Argento retreated back to his native Italy for more creative control. The result is no doubt an interesting piece of cinema, but is it really the final masterpiece by the maestro that some claim it to be?
                 “Stendhal Syndrome” starts with a seemingly lost woman (Asia Argento) wandering the Uffizi Gallery in Italy. The art that surrounds her soon causes the Stendhal Syndrome to occur. The symptoms of this disorder seem to include confusion, hallucinations, and personality changes. After a fall which results in a slight injury, Asia is helped by a strange man who enters her life in a most violent and sadistic way. As the film moves along, we quickly discover Asia is a police officer with the anti-rape unit and the strange man is a violent serial rapist and murderer who Asia was looking for. Asia is soon attacked by the killer and becomes the centerpiece in his sick and twisted exploits.
                The “Stendhal Syndrome” opens up with the audience knowing very little about our central character and the plot. The works of art and surreal moments create an engaging and unique viewing experience, keeping the audience intrigued.  A truly captivating scene is when Asia visualizes herself entering a classic painting where she dives to the depths of the sea and has a strange encounter with a fish. Stendhal is equally visual and psychological. This combination manages to create a film world where graffiti monsters with giant erections can come to life without it seeming like complete fiction. With this sort of set up, the possibilities are broad, freeing, and lead to an intertwining of art and horror. Argento is a master at correlating art with death/violence. In several scenes, blood splatters on white clothing or faces, recalling paint on a canvas.  Not coincidentally, the sight of blood arouses our killer as does the sight of art. These touches of psychology mixed with art recall Argento's first film, “The Bird with the Crystal Plumage,” where the killer in that film was reminded of an attack that occurred to them by a painting retelling the incident. This awful painting incited violence in our victim to become a killer themselves. Similarly, in Stendhal, the attack on Asia and the Stendhal Syndrome disorder that affects her has triggered a violent personality change. This change becomes so dramatic at points that she seems to adopt the personality traits of her attacker. In a way art was again the catalysts for violent behavior. Argento explores these ideas and concepts well and “Stendhal Syndrome” seems to give the impression that Argento is vastly interested in the subject, discovering interesting ideas while making the film.
                Asia Argento is top notch in the role; playing a great duality in her character, she mixes these two parts well. At points she comes across vulnerable and other times dangerous while still staying sympathetic and interesting. The rest of the cast fill their roles nicely but the other stand out is Thomas Kretschmann. His menacing portrayal of a serial rapist recalls that of Paul Bernardo, mixing good looks and a sadistic nature.  These traits make for a horrifying combination. The murder and rape scenes are done in a most unpleasant and effective way.  The cinematography is slick and gutsy, like most early Argento. One of the best filmed scenes is the one that takes place in the museum where a future victim is surrounded by sculptures that tower over him. The camera feels alive due to elaborate staging and seems similar to the work done in Mario Bava’s “Blood and Black Lace”. “Stendhal Syndrome” marks the reuniting of Argento with the great composer Ennio Morricone and the result does not disappoint; the music is beautiful and haunting. The practical effects in the film are great, including the brief monster hallucination and the moments of murder and mayhem. The digital effects are dated, but were state of the art at the time. Although they look silly by today’s standards, it’s hard to hold it against the film, especially when they attempted something new.
                “Stendhal Syndrome” includes the old features from the DVD including interviews with Argento, Sergio Stivaletti, Luigi Cozzi, Psychological Consultant Graziella Magherini, and Massimo Antonello Geleng. Also included are a new audio commentary with Troy Howarth, an interview with Asia Argento, an interview with Franco Ferrini, and an interview with Franco Casagni. The film is a vast improvement from the DVD and looks and sounds amazing. Rediscovering this title in this new deluxe edition should create some new fans, Argento managed to create a movie with an interesting concept, psychology, and beautiful imagery that still stands the test of time and will probably be better received now than on its release.

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Plot Summary:
DARIO ARGENTO'S Masterpiece Of Terror 
Uncut, Uncensored And Newly Remastered! 

When beautiful police detective Anna Manni follows the bloody trail of a sophisticated serial murderer/rapist through the streets of Italy, the young woman falls victim to the bizarre "Stendhal Syndrome" a hallucinatory phenomenon which causes her to lose her mind and memory in the presence of powerful works of art. Trapped in this twilight realm, Anna plunges deeper and deeper into sexual psychosis, until she comes to know the killer's madness more intimately than she ever imagined. 

Horror maestro Dario Argento (SUSPIRIA, OPERA) reaches new heights of florid fantasy and Grand Guignol with this warped work of art starring Maxim Magazine's "Sexiest Woman in the World" Asia Argento (LAND OF THE DEAD, XXX), Thomas Kretschmann (DRACULA 3D, KING KONG) and Marco Leonardi (FROM DUSK TILL DAWN 3, CINEMA PARADISO). Previously edited outside of Italy, Blue Underground proudly presents THE STENDHAL SYNDROME in a gorgeous new 2K restoration from the original camera negative and bursting with brand-new Extras exclusive to this release!​


​Special Features Disc One:

- NEW Audio Commentary with Troy Howarth, author of So Deadly, So Perverse
- Three Shades Of Asia NEW Interview with Star Asia Argento
- Prisoner Of Art NEW Interview with Co-Writer Franco Ferrini
- Sharp As A Razor NEW Interview with Special Makeup Artist Franco Casagni
- Theatrical Trailer
- Poster & Still Gallery

Special Features Disc Two:

- Director: Dario Argento
- Inspiration: Psychological Consultant Graziella Magherini
- Special Effects: Sergio Stivaletti
- Assistant Director: Luigi Cozzi
- Production Designer: Massimo Antonello Geleng
- BONUS Collectable Booklet with new essay by author Michael Gingold

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Severin Films brings the bat shit crazy character study horror film, “Bag Boy Lover Boy” to Blu-ray.
                Albert is a strange lonely man with a dead pan personality; he spends his time selling hotdogs at his dirty hotdog street vendor job. One day a wealthy photographer, Ivan, spots Albert and decides he is the perfect model to exploit for his asphyxiation fetish shoots. Soon Albert is sucked into the world of art and soon wants to become a photographer. Albert becomes alienated during a shoot and uses his new found photography “skills” and Ivan’s slick teachings to pick up and murder women.
                “Bag Boy Lover Boy” is a sleazy and violent affair with touches of jet black and gross out humor, these elements fit into a story about the exploitation of human beings for personal gain. “Bag Boy Lover Boy” is hard to categorize, it shares similarities to films such as “Chocolate, Strawberry, and Vanilla,” “The Greasy Strangler,” and “Cat Sick Blues,” but feels much more grounded than the latter two films. It’s ridiculous, but not impossible. “Bag Boy Lover Boy” is also grounded enough to be cringe inducing, the situations that Albert is put into and how he handles them with his awkward movements and nativity create an uncomfortable feeling.  Also cringe-worthy are the scenes involving food being mishandled. The most memorable of these is when Albert drops a hotdog on the ground and decides to serve it anyway, ignoring the anger of his customers.
                The character of Albert is dangerous, scary, gross, and somewhat sympathetic. His sympathy is garnished a bit as his reluctance to kill is lacking which seems to be a possible weakness in the way his mental state is portrayed. There is an attempt to examine Albert’s mental state with some flashes and hallucinations but they don’t serve much of a purpose except to show his delusional nature. Although these scenes are visually enticing the style of them is a bit out of line with the rest of the film. “Bag Boy Lover Boy” manages to create a few effective murders without being overly gory. The weirdness and suspense go a long way. The murders start out comical with a layer of suspense, but soon turn graphic and fairly horrific, one even ending in necrophilia.  Although Albert is a killer, the character of Ivan maybe is even less redeeming.  Ivan is a manipulative personality and his aggressiveness is intense and hilarious as we watch him lead Albert into his pocket with cash and promises. Ivan’s dialogue and performance is top notch and every moment he is on screen is guaranteed laughs, even if it is at the expense of others. Ivan’s character being an art photographer gives a chance for the film makers to take jabs at the pretentious art crowd. This is done best in a scene where Albert is forced to “butcher” a woman dressed as a pig while Ivan screams insults while snapping pictures. “The Demon Butcher of Meat Street” screams Ivan as Albert stares deadpan and a model overacts to a pair of thongs poking her buttock.  These silly yet clever comedy moments are very close to the scenes of gritty, sleazy violence, creating a strange feeling.  Also taking into consideration that these acts of mayhem are being done by a socially awkward cringe inducing killer and it’s no wonder that “Bag Boy Lover Boy” ends up being a unique, repulsive, and maniacally schizophrenic movie from hell.
                Severin has included a commentary with the director (Andres Torres), editor (Charlie Williams), and actor (Theodore Bouloukos, Ivan). Also included are two short films by Jon Watcher (Albert), and a trailer. “Bag Boy Lover Boy” seems to be one of Severin’s only contemporary releases and for good reason, it’s a wild ride worth checking out.

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Plot Summary:
It has been hailed as "raw, funny and twisted" (PopOptiq), condemned as "soul-crushing" (NextProjection.com), and cheered as "a fresh new outsider vision" (Fantasia) at film festivals around the world. In this "sincerely disturbing" (Indiewire) debut from co-writer/director Andres Torres, a slow-witted misfit named Albert (Jon Wachter, giving what HorrorNews calls "the best male performance in a horror film this year" sells hot dogs all night from the most unsanitary food cart in downtown Manhattan. But when he's invited to become the new model for a manipulative photographer, Albert will be exposed to a seething city underbelly. It may shock you. But you have never seen anything quite like BAG BOY LOVER BOY.

​- Trailer
- Audio Commentary With Director Andres Torres, Actor Theodore Bouloukos and Editor Charlie Williams
- The Student Films of Actor Jon Wachter: GOT LIGHT and THE NEVER-STARTING STORY

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House Of Wax 3D (Blu-ray 3D + Blu-ray)

Plot Summary:
Warner Bros. proudly presents the most successful 3D movie of the 1950s - now, for the first time, in Blu-ray 3D! Screen legend Vincent Price stars as Henry Jarrod, an intense master sculptor who thinks of his wax creations as his "children." Terribly disfigured in a fire set by a greedy business partner, Jarrod schemes to rebuild the museum as a macabre chamber of horrors filled with lurid figures that eerily resemble those of murder victims stolen from the local morgue. This horror classic comes complete with bonus features - including how director Andre De Toth was able to produce this 3D masterpiece with just one eye and no depth perception.

Special Features: 
House Of Wax: Unlike Anything You've Seen Before!
Commentary By David Del Valle and Constantine Nasr
Newsreel
Theatrical Trailer
1933 Warner Bros. Feature Mystery Of The Wax Museum

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Plot Summary: 
After renting a cursed VHS tape of a horror anthology nobody has ever heard of, four horror lovers are sucked into the tape and forced to live out each segment alone.

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“Re-Animator” is one of the most wildly popular horror movies of all-time and now Stuart Gordon’s classic is back in a new special Blu-ray restoration and packed with special features.

​Medical student Dean Cain advertises for a roommate and finds one in the form of Dr. Herbert West. Initially a little eccentric, it soon becomes clear that West has some very strange theories one of which is about the possibility of re-animating the dead. It’s not long before Dean finds himself under West’s influence, and deeply involved in a series of ghoulish experiments which threaten to go wildly out of control.

The film is based on H.P. Lovecraft’s classic horror story “Herbert West – Re-animator” and stars Jeffrey Combs who gives a fantastic performance as the deranged West. The film war released in 1985, at the height of the ’80s’ spate of horror comedies and it’s irreverence stripped away the seriousness that had been part the horror genre and replaced it with a willful sense of the comic.

The humor here relies on verbal asides and the sheer absurdity of its situations. It is a very gory movie, so much so that producer Brian Yuzna didn’t even bother to submit it to the MPAA ratings board and instead released it unrated. The gore we see is both repellent and utterly intriguing.

West is a nerd gone terribly who has since become a cult figure around the world. We see him holed up in his basement laboratory, injecting glowing green re-agent fluid into a dead cat and realize that he represents science gone bad.

He is determined to defeat death by finding a way to get past the “6- to 12-minute barrier” after which someone cannot be successfully revived. However, he is so resolute and calculating in his desire that any sense of moral purpose does not exist. He immediately gets on the wrong side of the fictional Miskatonic Medical School’s resident genius, Dr. Carl Hill (David Gale), whose ideas West openly disputes in class. West is so sure of himself that he can’t help but verbally (and, later, physically) assault those who might stand in his way, intellectually or otherwise.

Dan becomes involved in West’s experiments, despite the pleadings of his girlfriend, Megan (Barbara Crampton), who also happens to be the daughter of the straight-laced dean of the medical school, Alan Halsey (Robert Sampson). Dan is the movie’s conscience and is the only “normal” character in the movie. Director Gordon refuses to let anything be off-limits. He constantly increases the pitch of his movie using ludicrous situation after ludicrous situation. Things really get going when West decapitates Dr. Hill with a shovel after Hill tries to steal his re-agent formula, then reanimates his head and headless body. This leads to some ghoulishly comedic moments as the decapitated Dr. Hill combines West’s re-agent research with his own development of a laser drill used for lobotomies to create an army of reanimated corpses under his control. I will not even mention the sickest scene in the film that is audacious and tasteless but so much fun.

Special Features include:
– 4K restorations of the Unrated and Integral versions of the film
– High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentation
– Original Stereo 2.0 and 5.1 Audio
– Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
– Digipak packaging featuring newly commissioned artwork by Justin Erickson
– Collector’s booklet featuring new writing on the film by writer Michael Gingold
– Re-Animator – the original 1991 comic book adaptation, reprinted in its entirety
– Unrated version [86 mins]
– Audio commentary with director Stuart Gordon
– Audio commentary with producer Brian Yuzna, actors Jeffrey Combs, Barbara Crampton, Bruce Abbott, and Robert Sampson
– Re-Animator Resurrectus – documentary on the making of the film, featuring extensive interviews with cast and crew
– Interview with director Stuart Gordon and producer Brian Yuzna
– Interview with writer Dennis Paoli
– Interview with composer Richard Band
– Music Discussion with composer Richard Band
– Interview with former Fangoria editor Tony Timpone
– Barbara Crampton In Conversation with journalist Alan Jones for this career-spanning discussion
– Deleted and Extended Scenes
– Trailer & TV Spots

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Time Stamps

Pulse Review - 0:22 
Vampire Cop Review - 4:59
The Hunting Party Review - 8:55
The Outlaw Josey Wales Review - 16:07
Charley Varrick Review - 21:16
Death Wish 5: The Face of Death Review - 26:35
Shout Out - 31:22
Pool Party Massacre Contest Drawing - 32:20
New Contest - 33:05
Q&A - 34:16
Update - 34:56

Award-winning filmmaker Kiyoshi Kurosawa delivered one of the finest entries in the "J-Horror" cycle of films with this moody and spiritually terrifying film that delivers existential dread along with its frights. Setting his story in the burgeoning internet and social media scene in Japan, Kurosawa's dark and apocalyptic film foretells how technology will only serve to isolate us as it grows more important to our lives. A group of young people in Tokyo begin to experience strange phenomena involving missing co-workers and friends, technological breakdown, and a mysterious website which asks the compelling question, "Do you want to meet a ghost?" After the unexpected suicides of several friends, three strangers set out to explore a city which is growing more empty by the day, and to solve the mystery of what lies within a forbidden room in an abandoned construction site, mysteriously sealed shut with red packing tape. Featuring haunting cinematography by Junichiro Hayashi (Ring, Dark Water), a dark and unsettling tone which lingers long after the movie is over, and an ahead-of-its-time story which anticipates 21st century disconnection and social media malaise, Pulse is one of the greatest and most terrifying achievements in modern Japanese horror, and a dark mirror for our contemporary digital world.

Bonus Materials

• High Definition digital transfer
• High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) and Standard Definition DVD presentations
• Original 5.1 audio (DTS-HD on the Blu-ray)
• New optional English subtitle translation
• New interview with writer/director Kiyoshi Kurosawa
• New interview with cinematographer Junichiro Hayashi
• The Horror of Isolation: a new video appreciation featuring Adam Wingard & Simon Barrett (Blair Witch, You're Next)
• Archive 'Making of' documentary, plus four archive behind-the-scenes featurettes
• Premiere footage from the Cannes Film Festival
• Cast and crew introductions from opening day screenings in Tokyo
• Trailers and TV Spots
• Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Tommy Pocket
• FIRST PRESSING ONLY:Illustrated collector's booklet featuring new writing on the film by critic Chuck Stephens

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​He takes a bite out of crime!

Includes never before seen Director's cut (with unfinished soundtrack) and the original release cut. "It's not easy being a cop. Especially when you're a VAMPIRE COP like Officer Lucas (Ed Cannon). But with the city in the grip of a psycho drug kingpin, it's time to pull out all the stops and TAKE A BITE OUT OF CRIME! But now beautiful reporter Melanie Roberts ( Melissa Moore) is onto Lucas' little secret. Will she expose him. . . or help him crack the biggest crime caper since Al Capone? Soon the streets are running red with stone dead hookers and bone dry mobsters -all with two little bites on their neck. Will Melanie be next? Or is Lucas ready to make the ultimate vampire's sacrifice to save her. VAMPIRE COP was filmed in Florida and Georgia over 1989 and 1990 by writer/director and b-movie legend Donald Farmer -The creator of CANNIBAL HOOKERS, SCREAM DREAM and SHARK EXORCIST. Co-starring Mal Arnold from BLOOD FEAST and RAY MCKINNON from OH BROTHER WHERE ART THOU..."
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Bonus Materials
Never before seen Director's Cut (soundtrack is unfinished but it is the full movie)
Original release cut
Commentary track (Director's Cut)
Trailers

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 Oliver Reed, Gene Hackman, Candice Bergen, Mitchell Ryan, L.Q. Jones, Simon Oakland, G.D. Spradlin
Nobody steals from Brandt Ruger… and lives! With a stellar cast led by screen icons Gene Hackman (Prime Cut), Candice Bergen (Carnal Knowledge) and Oliver Reed (Burnt Offerings), this searing western fires round after round of emotional heat with a torrid frontier love triangle that can only lead to vengeance. To cattle baron Brandt Ruger (Hackman), his beautiful wife Melissa (Bergen) is just one of his possessions. So when notorious bandit Frank Calder (Reed) kidnaps Melissa, Ruger isn’t concerned about her – he’s enraged that someone stole from him. Melissa finds her captor quite kind, but Ruger is organizing a posse to hunt down the pair and recover his property dead or alive. Television veteran Don Medford (The Organization) directed this violent and suspenseful western featuring a stellar supporting cast that includes Simon Oakland (Bullitt), Ronald Howard (The Curse of the Mummy’s Tomb), L.Q. Jones (The Wild Bunch), Mitchell Ryan (Monte Walsh) and G.D. Spradlin (North Dallas Forty).
Interview with Actor Mitchell Ryan | Audio Commentary by Film Historians Howard S. Berger and Nathaniel Thompson | Trailers
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Widescreen. After avenging his family's brutal murder, Josey Wales (Clint Eastwood) is on the lam, pursued by a pack of killers. He travels alone, but a ragtag group of outcasts is drawn to him--and Wales can't leave his motley surrogate family unprotected. Presented in a special 31-page Blu-ray book case. English SDH. 136 minutes.
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The painstakingly planned attack on a small bank in a sleepy town in New Mexico proves to be a deadly undertaking for the former stunt pilots Charley Varrick and his accomplices: On Bloody Change of Change follows a daring flight and Varrick must face the fact that the actual work Now only begins. Instead of the few thousand dollars that are mentioned in the news, the gangsters are sitting on a 750,000 dollar booty, which obviously belongs to the Mafia ...

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Drifting as far from Michael Winner's original and interesting 1974 Death Wish as possible, this belated sequel in an often ugly series is nevertheless a harmless, fairly conventional thriller featuring a watchable cast. After his life of loss and misery at the hands of criminals, vigilante Paul Kersey is ready to settle down in romantic bliss with a fashion designer named Olivia (Lesley-Anne Down). Unfortunately, the lady happens to be the target of her mobster ex-husband (Michael Parks), who has a tight grip on New York's garment district. Disfigured and finally murdered by her former spouse, Olivia is avenged in very creative ways by Paul, who resorts to such esoterica as using a remote-controlled soccer ball to deliver an explosive punishment. Bronson largely phones it in for this potboiler, though even in the winter of his life he can look quite compelling in his stoic way. Helping to keep things interesting is Parks's kinky cruelty and Saul Rubinek's vaguely bemused performance as a well-meaning prosecutor. --Tom Keogh


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7. Death Match 
8. Proxy War
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Time Stamps
Baby Driver – 0:36
Doberman Cop – 3:25
Feed the Light – 7:35
Navy Seals V Demons – 12:50
Pool Party Massacre – 16:17
Battle Beyond the Stars – 21:17
The Majorettes - 27:10
 
Contest Winner – 32:15
New Contest – 32:51
Shout Out – 33:48
Update – 35:06
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​Doberman Cop [Blu-ray + DVD]
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                        Review by MrParka
                Sonny Chiba stars as the “Doberman Cop,” a popular manga character, in his film debut. “Doberman Cop” was made in 1977 by prolific director Kinji Fukasaku in hopes to attract a wider theater audience. Unfortunately, the entertaining Sonny Chiba’s powerful fighting moves and the prolific name of Fukasaku couldn’t put the butts in the seats. That doesn’t stop “Doberman Cop” from being a solid action movie with some genuine sentimental moments.
                A woman is murdered and burned in the big city by a serial killer; this attracts the attention of Sonny Chiba, a backwoods cop from Okinawa, who knows the victim. Soon Chiba is working on the case with his unorthodox police tactics, raw force, and strange superstitions. These ways of business soon align him with a local biker gang and puts him in the sights of the local police and the Yakuza. While saving a popular singer from a madman, Chiba recognizes the singer as the supposed murder victim.  This all happens while Chiba manages to start a relationship with a dancer and take care of his pet pig.
                Fukasaku is very good at mixing action and drama and “Doberman Cop” is no different. He manages to rein in the various storylines and tangents and pull them together without confusing the audience or losing the focus.  Lesser films would have come across muddled and boring but throughout the bits of drama we have speckles of comedy and action; all placed in the rights spots. The pacing makes the runtime go by fairly quickly. Besides the focus of Fukasaku, Chiba is another big highlight; his super strong, tough, but sweet persona comes across as very likable. The superstitious nature of the character also plays into to some of the most dramatic moments of the film. His odd method of finding out if his childhood neighbor is alive or dead by dumping a bag of shells on the ground and counting the face up ones plays off in spades during the final scenes. When Chiba finally uses his signature .44 caliber Magnum the wait is worth it, bad guys are decimated in gory fashion coming as a slight shock as our good natured “bumpkin” is pushed too far. By the end of the movie the bad guys are taken care of, but we are still left with the right amount on unanswered questions and hoping for a little more closure in the sequel.
                “Doberman Cop’s” presentation is top notch, looking and sounding good. The disc has a few features as well, including a trailer, a Sonny Chiba interview (a continuation from the Wolf Guy interview), an interview with Fukasaku film expert Sadao Yamane, and an interview with screenwriter Koji Takada. The interviews give a glimpse at film making in Japan in the 70’s and how the first manga’s were being made into feature films in an attempt to save the dying Japanese film industry. Together they all set up a nice story arch within the special features giving the audience a look at how and why Japanese films were made the way they were.
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Product Description
Released just as the popularity of yakuza movies was waning in Japan, and as the country's film industry was undergoing some fundamental shifts, Doberman Cop is a unique entry in the career of director Kinji Fukasaku (Battles Without Honor and Humanity, Cops vs Thugs), and reunited him with star Shinichi "Sonny" Chiba (The Street Fighter, Wolf Guy) in an American-style crime movie that mixes gunplay and pulp fiction with martial arts and lowbrow comedy to create one of their most entertaining films. Based on a popular manga by "Buronson" (creator of Fist of the North Star), Doberman Cop follows the fish-out-of-water adventures of Joji Kano (Chiba), a tough-as-nails police officer from Okinawa who arrives in Tokyo's Kabuki-cho nightlife district to investigate the savage murder and mutilation of an island girl who had been working as a prostitute. Initially dismissed as a country bumpkin (complete with straw hat and live pig in tow!), Kano soon proves himself a more savvy detective than the local cops, and a tougher customer than anyone expected. As he probes deeper into the sleazy world of flesh-peddling, talent agency corruption and mob influence, Kano uncovers the shocking truth about the girl, her connection to a yakuza-turned-music manager (Hiroki Matsukata), and a savage serial killer who is burning women alive. Made to appeal both to the youth market with its biker gangs and popular music, as well as to old-time yakuza movie fans, Doberman Cop is an surprising oddity in Fukasaku's career, his sole film adapted directly from a manga and never before released on video outside of Japan. Featuring Chiba at his charismatic best -- channeling a Japanese Dirty Harry while doing all his own stunts -- and Fukasaku at his most fun, deftly showcasing the combined talents of his "Piranha Army" stock company of actors and other regular players -- Doberman Cop is a classic action comedy and a missing link in 1970's Japanese cinema deserving of rediscovery.
Bonus Materials
High Definition digital transfer
High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) and Standard Definition DVD presentations
Original uncompressed mono audio
Optional English subtitles
Beyond the Film: Doberman Cop, a new video appreciation by Fukasaku biographer Sadao Yamane
New video interview with actor Shinichi 'Sonny' Chiba
New video interview with screenwriter Koji Takada
Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Chris Malbon
FIRST PRESSING ONLY: Illustrated collector’s book featuring new writing on the films by Patrick Macias

​Feed the Light
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                    Review by MrParka
                Intervision brings the Swedish horror film “Feed the Light” to Blu-Ray, a poster child for inspiration and imagination over budget. Inspired by Lovecraft, “Feed the Light” is a mind boggling, creepy little film that manages to create a world of confusion and nightmares in the truest senses of the words.
                A woman infiltrates a bizarre building and gets a job to try and locate her missing daughter who vanished along with her daughter’s father while he was working inside. The building is run by a cruel woman who is somehow controlling a strange light that seems to infest the building. The light seems to be harmful to the occupant’s minds and body while also distorting time and reality. With the help of a janitor and her daughter’s father, she soon enters strange doors that can only be seen with special equipment in hopes of locating her daughter, but what waits on the other side is unimaginable.
                “Feed the Light” is as original as it is confusing; the longer the film progresses, the stranger it seems to get, finally ending on a bittersweet note. “Feed the Light” prides itself on its Lovecraftian inspirations and, for once, seems to actually capture some of the strange, bizarre horror that Lovecraft was so profoundly good at. The idea that the strange light has created some sort of bizarre worship toward it and that anyone who looks at it too long becomes distorted through mind and body speaks on a level that only Lovecraft readers could understand. The intrigue here is what effect seeing the creatures and light have on the individual; not just the horror that is done in the initial engagement, but the lasting effects of horror on the human psyche. The creatures in the film are simple but very effective at using light and shadows in such a way to create uneasiness everywhere, knowing that they can be hiding behind any crevice or corner, wrapping their victim up in darkness. The driving force of the drama in the film is the bond between daughter and mother and works well creating thick suspense and a believable catalyst as why anyone would stay in such a strange environment. The film is shot and made in a very DIY style. The handheld shots are a tad shaky and the picture, especially the black and white footage, is fairly grainy but helps in creating a strange documentary feel to the movie. This documentary feel helps the strange, surreal insanity feel a bit more grounded in reality, creating a documentary style nightmare where the audience seems to be stuck in a loop of misery.
                “Feed the Light” looks as good as one could expect with its budget, some of the end color scenes and the blood amongst the black and white really pop. Included on the disc is a making of which includes on set footage and interviews with the cast and crew and an interview with the director about Lovecraft and his film. “Feed the Light” is a low budget, well-made film that manages to capture some of that Lovecraftian horror that keeps even the most hardened horror fans up at night.
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Product Description
From producer/director/co-writer Henrik Möller comes a new landmark in underground Swedish horror, inspired by equal parts H.P. Lovecraft, David Lynch, and something far more disturbing: When her daughter is abducted by her ex-husband, a young mother will track the missing child and its father to a mysterious institution. But once inside, she will find herself trapped in a hallucinatory netherworld where reality turns amorphous, survival becomes parasitic, and an infested darkness lives and feeds in the light.
 
"It teeters between bad dreams and outright nightmares", raves ScreenAnarchy.com. "Armed with a tiny budget and a whole lot of talent, Möller has made himself quite a splash with his award-winning debut feature."
- Making of "Feed The Light"
- The Lovecraft Influence: Interview With Co-Writer / Director Henrik Möller
- Trailer

​Navy Seals V Demons
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Product Description
Deep in the Bible Belt, Navy Seals go undercover to save a town from the Demons from Hell who are stealing souls.
Jack County was like any other Texas town in the Bible belt. It was a place where your soul meant more than your paycheck and where the little things in life mattered most. Churches were as common as gas stations. The corner store, the local watering hole and the barbershop were where friendly neighbors convened... until Demons from Hell showed up and took over the town. Now there's no stopping them. And if they can take over Jack County, what's next? But when a group of Navy SEALS are sent undercover and enlist the help of local bikers to take the town back, it's a race against the clock to save Jack County (and the rest of humanity) and all hell is about to break loose! From the Producers of Navy Seals vs. Zombies, and starring real life Navy Seals and Special Forces Operatives.

​Pool Party Massacre
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Product Description
What started out as a relaxing summer day by the pool for a group of high maintenance young socialites quickly becomes a nightmare when an unknown killer begins stalking and murdering them one by one.
Check it out, this Pool Party Massacre Blu-ray not only contains the whole film in glorious 1080 HD, plus both the Cast and Directors commentaries, but it also has some awesome Blu-ray exclusive bonus features:
- Making of Featurette
- Location Tour
- Gag Reel
- 2 Commentary Tracks

Battle Beyond the Stars
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Shad (Richard Thomas) must scour the cosmos to recruit mercenaries from different planets and cultures in order to save his peaceful home planet from the threat of the evil tyrant Sador (John Saxon), who’s bent on dominating and enslaving the entire universe. Joining this magnificant seven of mercenaries are the deadly Gelt (Robert Vaughn), carefree Cowboy (George Peppard) and the sexy Valkyrie Saint-Exmin (Sybil Danning).
 
The film brought together some extremely talented people behind the scenes who went on to bigger and better things: Academy Award winning director James Cameron as the art director, Academy Award winning composer James Horner (Titanic, Avatar), screenwriter John Sayles (Lone Star, Piranha) and producer Gale Ann Hurd (Aliens, The Incredible Hulk) as an assistant production manager.
   Special Features
      The Man Who Would Be Shad: An All-New Interview With Actor Richard Thomas
      Space Opera On A Shoestring: A Comprehensive Look At Technical Challenges and Post-Production Of The Film With Aaron Lipstadt, Alec Gillis, Alex Hajdu, Allan Holzman, R.J. Kizer, Robert & Dennis Skotak, Thom Shouse, And Tony Randel
      Trailer
      Radio Spot
      Still Gallery
      Production Photos
      Posters
   Audio Set-Up
      5.1 Dolby Digital
      2.0 Dolby Digital
      Commentaries:
         John Sayles & Roger Corman
         Gale Anne Hurd

​The Majorettes
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Majorettes and cheerleaders of a high school are being killed with their own batons by a mystery murderer in this low-budget horror film. Vicky (Terrie Godfrey) is the next targeted victim because she stands to inherit $500,000. Soon her grandmother Helga (Denise Hout) and the crooked local sheriff (Mark V. Jevicky) are the focus of the investigation and are later suspects in the murders. Helga is the nurse of a wealthy employer who stands to gain from his demise.
Exclusive featurette "One By One" featuring interviews with George Romero's Pittsburgh posse, John Russo, Bill Hinzman, Jery Gergely and Russ Striener, (30 mins.); Original european trailer "One By One"; The Majorettes yearbook: photo gallery, personal production stills.; Music soundtrack; American Killer (scenes from the German release); Bill Hinzman trailers

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Blu-Rays

1. Natural Born Killers Deluxe Diamond Edition (Director’s Cut and Theatrical Cut) (recommended)