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​Don't Torture a Ducking Blu-Ray/DVD Combo Review - 2:36
Spookies DVD Review - 10:33
Psychos in Love Blu-Ray/DVD Combo Review - 16:46
Punk Vacation Blu-Ray/DVD Combo Review - 22:10
The Wynkoop Tales DVD Review - 26:08
Cherry 2000 Blu-Ray Review - 32:02
The Magnificent Seven Blu-Ray Review - 37:55
Extreme Prejudice Blu-Ray Review - 44:58
Contest - 51:30
New Contest - 51:58
Shout Out - 52:34
Q&A - 53:36
Update - 59:40

Written by MrParka (Dave Parker)
​     Arrow films bring Lucio Fulci's most underrated film to Blu-Ray. “Don’t Torture a Duckling” is plentiful with features and boasts a nice transfer with great audio. It’s a welcomed addition to the Arrow Video family.  
      Young boys are being murdered in a small isolated Italian village. A reporter begins to dig into the case when the police seem to be ineffective. Amidst the tragedy, the superstitious and paranoid nature of the town’s people becomes just as ugly as the dead bodies of their beloved children. 
    “Don’t Torture a Duckling” is a film about jaded morals, secrets, xenophobia, and murder. In other words, it's a wonderfully complex Giallo. Surprisingly taking place in a rural setting instead of a city, it stands not alone, but lonely. It's not high class this time, it's poor trash; in a cynic's terms. Duckling’s themes are harsh and upsetting, it refuses to shy away from what it believes in. It’s unapologetic without being purposely confrontational all while managing to be bitterly ironic. “Don’t Torture a Duckling” is about problematic Catholicism and small town superstition without completely demonizing them or exploiting them to an extent of satire. “Don't Torture a Duckling” is a film that shows the closeness a small town can have and the violence it can also breed due to its exclusive attitude. Not everything is white and black in “Don’t Torture a Duckling.” The killer kills not for a sexual nature or gratification, but a moral sacrificial one; even if it is delusional. As the old saying goes, “the road to hell is paved with good intentions.” 
     The film’s director, Lucio Fulci, struggled with his belief in God and it has never been so apparent in any other of the Maestro’s films. The way outsiders are treated in the film suggests an alienation that Fulci might had felt at times. The whole ordeal feels very personal and makes for an impactful experience. As Troy Howarth put it in the commentary, “one does not enjoy certain parts of this film, they endure it.” 
       As the story and philosophy of the film is intriguing, the technical aspects are just as must so. Riz Ortolani’s score is one of his best.  The score is used to its fullest during one of the most tragic and memorable murder scenes in any Giallo. The score is so profound in this scene, it certainty weighs just as heavy on the viewer's soul, as does the circumstances of the murder. The whole murderous ordeal comes to a heartbreaking end as cars screech by ignoring an outstretched hand, covered in blood, begging for mercy. The camera work in “Don’t Torture a Duckling” features quite a bit of hand held work that typically ends on a nice plot point or poignant shot. This approach not only saves money, on set ups, but keeps the pace well and shows the audience a lot with one camera move instead of several lines of dialogue. Tomas Milian, Marc Porel, and Barbara Bouchet are all terrific in their roles, but Florinda Bolkan steals the show as a black magic practicing woman who lives on the outskirts of town. Her performance is intense and deeply sad. 
     “Don’t Torture a Duckling” is a complex movie about complex emotions and ideology, it’s a powerful film that looks at its subjects and themes and condemns them. It does this not as an outsider, but as someone who understands and is part of it. “Don’t Torture a Duckling” contains two wonderful video essays, both of which are vastly educational; one tackling misogyny in the film and another with Mikel J. Koven, author of “La Dolce Morte: Vernacular Cinema and the Italian Giallo Film.” Also included is a super informative commentary by Troy Howarth and interviews with some of the cast and crew, including Florinda Bolkan. “Don’t Torture a Duckling” should be one of this year's most celebrated Blu-Rays.

Product Description:
From Lucio Fulci, the godfather of gore (The Psychic, The Beyond), comes one of the most powerful and unsettling giallo thrillers ever produced: his 1972 masterpiece Don't Torture a Duckling. When the sleepy rural village of Accendura is rocked by a series of murders of young boys, the superstitious locals are quick to apportion blame, with the suspects including the local "witch", Maciara (Florinda Bolkan, A Lizard in a Woman's Skin). With the bodies piling up and the community gripped by panic and a thirst for bloody vengeance, two outsiders - city journalist Andrea (Tomas Milian, The Four of the Apocalypse) and spoilt rich girl Patrizia (Barbara Bouchet, The Red Queen Kills Seven Times) - team up to crack the case. But before the mystery is solved, more blood will have been spilled, and not all of it belonging to innocents... Deemed shocking at the time for its brutal violence, depiction of the Catholic Church and themes of child murder and paedophilia, Don't Torture a Duckling is widely regarded today as Fulci's greatest film, rivalling the best of his close rival Dario Argento. Arrow Video is proud to present this uniquely chilling film in its North American high definition debut.
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Bonus Materials
High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) and Standard Definition DVD presentations
Original mono Italian and English soundtracks (lossless on the Blu-ray Disc)
English subtitles for the Italian soundtrack
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing for the English soundtrack
New audio commentary by Troy Howarth, author of So Deadly, So Perverse: 50 Years of Italian Giallo Films
The Blood of Innocents, a new video discussion with Mikel J. Koven, author of La Dolce Morte: Vernacular Cinema and the Italian Giallo Film
very (Wo)man Their Own Hell, a new video essay by critic Kat Ellinger
Interviews with co-writer/director Lucio Fulci, actor Florinda Bolkan, cinematographer Sergio D'Offizi, assistant editor Bruno Micheli and assistant makeup artist Maurizio Trani
Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Timothy Pittides
FIRST PRESSING ONLY: Collector's booklet with new writing on the film by Barry Forshaw and Howard Hughes

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​THEY WANT YOUR BLOOD!

Taking a wrong turn, travelers find themselves trapped in a mysterious house. One horror after another threatens them as the sorcerer who lives within needs sacrifices to give eternal life to his beautiful bride.
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​Joe (Carmine Capobianco) runs a strip club and Kate (Debi Thibeault) is an attractive young manicurist. After bonding over their mutual dislike of grapes, they discover another commonality: both of them are bloodthirsty serial killers. As they begin to balance their obsession with murder and each other, they meet Herman (Frank Stewart), a cannibal who, upon discovering their bloodlust, attempts to lure them into killing as a means to satisfy his craving for human flesh!

Bloody and hilarious, Gorman Bechard’s PSYCHOS IN LOVE is an absurd, home grown horror-comedy, which alternates between gratuitous killing scenes and self-aware parody of romantic comedies. Vinegar Syndrome presents this lurid classic in a fresh 2k restoration from its 16mm original camera negative.

Directed by: Gorman Bechard
1986 / 86 minutes / Color / 1.33:1
Actors: Carmine Capobianco, Debi Thibeault, Frank Stewart, Cecelia Wilde, Donna Davidge

Features Include:
• Region free Blu-ray/DVD combo pack
• Newly scanned and restored in 2k from the 16mm original camera negative
• Commentary track with: Gorman Bechard (writer/producer/director) and Carmine Capobianco (writer/actor/music)
• Commentary track with: Gorman Bechard
• “Directing the Psychos” – Interview with Gorman Bechard
• “Playing a Psycho” – Interview with Carmine Capobianco
• “Discussing Psychos” – With Gorman Bechard & Carmine Capobianco
• “Making Psychos” – Making-of featurette
• Director’s introduction
• Carmine Capobianco Q&A from Cinema Wasteland 2016
• Original trailer
• Behind the scenes photo gallery
• Promotional image gallery
• Rough edit outtakes & extended scenes
• Alternate opening credit sequence
• Highlights from the “Psychos in Love” stageplay
• Four short films directed by Gorman Bechard
• Booklet with essays by Art Ettinger & Matt Desiderio
• Original cover artwork by Derek Gabryszak
• Reversible cover artwork
• English SDH Subtitles

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​A peaceful California town is shaken after the brutal murder of diner owner by a gang of vicious punks. When the daughter of the slain man attempts to avenge her father’s death, she’s held hostage by the gang resulting in an epic battle between punks and rednecks.
Directed by Stanley Lewis
1987 / USA / 93 min / 1.85:1 / color

Features Include:
+ Blu-Ray/DVD Combo Pack | Region Free | 1.85:1 AR | MONO
+ Restored in 2K from a 35mm answer print
+ Video interview with Producer, Stephen Fusci (DVD)
+ Video interview with Stuntman, Steven Rowland (DVD)
+ Bonus feature: NOMAD RIDERS (DVD)

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Need a bounty hunter? She's your man! In the future, a man travels to the ends of the earth to find the perfect woman. In this fun, futuristic sci-fi adventure, Melanie Griffith (Something Wild) is delightful and unflappable as a futuristic bounty hunter on a mission to find a robot replicant of a rich man's short-circuited wife. When successful businessman Sam Treadwell (David Andrews, Fight Club) finds that his android wife, Cherry model 2000 (Pamela Gidley, Highway to Hell), has blown a fuse, he hires sexy renegade tracker E. Johnson (Griffith) to find her exact duplicate. But as their journey to replace his perfect mate leads them into the treacherous and lawless region of The Zone. Steve De Jarnatt (Miracle Mile) made his feature-film debut in this badass futuristic thriller featuring a wonderful cast that includes Ben Johnson, Harry Carey Jr., Laurence Fishburne, Brion James, and Michael C. Gwynne.
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Blu-ray Extras Include:
Audio Commentary by Director Steve De Jarnatt
Making of CHERRY 2000 Doc
Trailers for Cherry 2000 and Miracle Mile

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Academy Award Winner Yul Brynner stars in the landmark Western that launched the film careers of Steve McQueen, Charles Bronson and James Coburn. Tired by being ravaged by an army of marauding bandits, the residents of a small Mexican village seek help from seven American gunfighters. The only problem? It's seven against 50! Also featuring Eli Wallach and Robert Vaughn, and set against Elmer Bernstein's Oscar-Nominated score, director John Sturges' thrilling adventure belongs in any Blu-ray collection.


​Features
Guns For Hire - The Making Of The Magnificent Seven
Elmer Bernstein And The Magnificent Seven
The Linen Book: Lost Images from The Magnificent Seven
Original Theatrical Trailers
Still Gallery
Audio Commentary Featuring James Coburn, Eli Wallach and Walter Mirisch

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AN ARMY OF FORGOTTEN HEROES, ALL OFFICIALLY DEAD. THEY LIVE FOR COMBAT. NOW THEY’VE MET THE WRONG MAN.

A Texas Ranger and a ruthless narcotics kingpin – they were childhood friends, now they are adversaries.
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Blu-Rays 
1. Stripes Extended Cut (Recommended) 
2. The Devil’s Candy 
3. The Professionals
4. Vera Cruz
5. Point Black
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7. Killer Nun 

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Erik the Conqueror (Blu-Ray Review)  - 0:21
Dillinger (Blu-Ray Review) - 6:17
Don't Look in the Basement 1 & 2 (Blu-Ray Review) - 13:48
Ogroff The Mad Mutilator (DVD Review) - 22:35
The Stone Killer (Blu-Ray Review) - 27:16
Hands of Steel (Blu-Ray Review) - 32:50
The Wild Bunch (Blu-Ray Review) - 38:03
Shout Out- 47:55
Contest - 48:46
New Contest - 49:15
Q&A - 49:51
Update - 57:43

​In 1961, director Mario Bava (Rabid Dogs, Kill Baby Kill) turned his hand to the historical adventure genre, capitalizing on the recent success of 1958's Kirk Douglas vehicle The Vikings. The result was a colorful, swashbuckling epic of treachery, heroism and forbidden love: Erik the Conqueror. In 786 AD, the invading Viking forces are repelled from the shores of England, leaving behind a young boy - Erik, son of the slain Viking king. Years later, Erik (George Ardisson, Juliet of the Spirits), raised by the English queen as her own, becomes Duke of Helford, while across the sea, his brother Eron (Cameron Mitchell, Blood and Black Lace) assumes leadership of the Viking horde and sets his sights on conquering England once again, setting the two estranged brothers on a collision course that will determine the fates of their respective kingdoms... Featuring a bombastic score by frequent collaborator Roberto Nicolosi (Black Sunday) and memorably co-starring the stunning Kessler twins (Sodom and Gomorrah), Erik the Conqueror showcases Bava's immense talent for creating awe-inspiring spectacle with limited resources. Now restored in high definition for the first time, Arrow Video is proud to present this cult classic in all its original splendor.
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Bonus Materials
Brand new 2K restoration of the film from the original camera negative
High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) and Standard Definition DVD presentations
Original Italian and English mono audio (lossless on the Blu-ray Disc)
Newly translated English subtitles for the Italian soundtrack
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing for the English soundtrack
New audio commentary by Tim Lucas, author of Mario Bava - All the Colors of the Dark
Gli imitatori, a comparison between Erik the Conqueror and its unacknowledged source, The Vikings
Original ending
Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Graham Humphreys
FIRST PRESSING ONLY: Collector's booklet featuring new writing on the film by critic Kat Ellinger 

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NOBODY DID IT LIKE DILLINGER! The runaway success of Bonnie and Clyde in 1967 proved massively influential: it made stars of Faye Dunaway and Warren Beauty, introduced a new form of violence to the movies, and inspired a stream of imitators, including Bloody Mama, Martin Scorsese's Boxcar Bertha and the directorial debut of John Milius, Dillinger. Milius presents John Dillinger as an almost mythical figure, tracing the rise and fall of the Depression era's Public Enemy Number One as he takes on the banks and the G-men, led by the infamous Melvin Purvis. Starring Sam Peckinpah favourites Warren Oates and Ben Johnson as Dillinger and Purvis, and with a supporting cast including Harry Dean Stanton, Richard Dreyfuss and Michelle Phillips of The Mamas and the Papas, Dillinger is a top drawer gangster picture: explosive, stylish and hugely entertaining.
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Bonus Materials
Brand new 2K restoration of the film from original film materials
High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray and Standard Definition DVD presentations of the film
Original mono soundtrack (uncompressed PCM on the Blu-ray)
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
Audio commentary by Stephen Prince, author of Savage Cinema and Screening Violence
Newly-filmed interview with producer Lawrence Gordon
Newly-filmed interview with director of photography Jules Brenner
Newly-filmed interview with composer Barry De Vorzon
Stills gallery
Theatrical trailer
Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Sean Phillips
Collector's booklet containing new writing by Kim Newman on fictional portrayals of John Dillinger, plus an on-set report containing interviews with writer-director John Milius and others, illustrated with original production stills

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The Day The Insane Took Over The Asylum

A young psychiatric nurse goes to work at a lonesome asylum following a murder. There, she experiences varying degrees of torment from the patients.
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Bonus Materials
New Audio Commentary by Tony Brownrigg (son of director S.F. Brownrigg) for Don't Look in the Basement(1973) and Don't Look in the Basement 2
Behind the scenes Don't Look in the Basement 2
Limited Edition Slipcase cover with newly commissioned artwork
Limited Edition Booklet featuring articles on Don't Look in the Basement from writers of Evilspeak Magazine, Legless Corpse Magazine, and Ultra Violent Magazine
Sales Points

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The First French Slasher Film Ever Made!

Videonomicon proudly presents one of the first truly underground French horror/slasher films - officially available in North America for the first time ever - Norbert Moutier's Super 8mm gore-fest OGROFF (aka MAD MUTILATOR)! For Ogroff, the mad lumberjack, the war is not over yet. Having suffered trepanation and ablated in one eye during the war Ogroff continues the fight by brutally killing anyone who enters the forest where he now resides. That is until one woman catches his eye and things get even weirder! Friends, families, kids, cars - no one and no thing is safe from the Mad Mutilator! Norbert Moutier (credited as N.G Mount), at the time a video shoppe owner, started filming in 1982 with no money but with a lot of passion. His dream: to achieve a French horror version of films like The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Friday the 13th, and Night of the Living Dead that he could rent in his own store. What resulted over weekend shoots in the French countryside with the help of friends and other cinephiles (Alain Petit, Midnight Party, Zombie Lake) became a violent, over-the-top, bizarre, non-sensical, and nearly dialogue-free cult oddity which features the special participation of Jess Franco regular Howard Vernon (A Virgin Among the Living Dead, The Erotic Rites of Frankenstein) in a surprising and strange supporting role. Videonomicon brings this rarely seen one-of-a-kind horror masterpiece (or disasterpiece depending on how you view it) completely uncut and uncensored in its original French language with improved subtitles and newly remastered picture! Two versions of the movie: 2016 Colour Graded Remaster & Original Tape Transfer! Subtitle options: English, French, Spanish! Stills Gallery! Trailer! DVD-ROM Content! Includes liner notes featuring writings and reviews by Andy Bolus and Joseph A. Ziemba! Two completely different reversible cover options featuring new and original artwork! New artwork by Steak Mtn. (Cover A) and Jon Vaughn (Cover B)!

Bonus Materials
Two Versions of the Movie: 2016 Colour Graded Remaster & Original Tape Transfer
Subtitle Options: English, French, Spanish
Trailer
Stills Gallery
Liner Notes Booklet with writings and reviews by Andy Bolus & Joseph A. Ziemba
DVD-Rom Content
Cover B version features original Mad Mutilator VHS artwork on front and new artwork by Jon Vaughn on the reverse

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(Michael Winner, 1973) 
Release date: 26 June 2017 
Limited Dual Format Edition (UK Blu-ray premiere)

This bloody crime thriller unites again Death Wish regular collaborators Charles Bronson and director Michael Winner. Bronson stars as an ex-New York City cop who is banished to the L.A. Police Department where he begins investigating a mysterious chain of events involving ex-soldiers, the Mafia and a violent campaign of murder.

INDICATOR LIMITED EDITION SPECIAL FEATURES: 
• High Definition remaster 
• Original mono audio 
• Audio commentary by journalist and critic Nick Pinkerton 
• Mr. Blonde: Paul Koslo on ‘The Stone Killer’ (2017, 17 mins): the colourful character actor discusses his work on the film and relationship with star Charles Bronson 
• The John Player Lecture with Michael Winner (1970, 64 mins): audio recording of an interview with the director conducted by Margaret Hinxman at the National Film Theatre, London 
• Isolated score: experience Roy Budd's original soundtrack music 
• Original theatrical trailer 
• Image gallery: on-set and production photography, and material from the personal collection of Michael Winner 
• New and improved English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing 
• Limited edition exclusive 40-page booklet with a new essay by Paul Talbot, author of Bronson's Loose! The Making of the ‘Death Wish’ Films and Bronson's Loose Again! On the Set with Charles Bronson, an overview of contemporary critical responses, and historic articles on the film 
• UK Blu-ray premiere 
• Limited Dual Format Edition of 3,000 copies
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Sinister industrialist Francis Turner creates a cyborg known as Paco Queruak, who has been programmed to terminate the leader of an ecological faction that stands in the way of the dystopian country. After failing in his mission to eliminate the ecologist, Paco flees to Arizona and hides in a local diner. Now, a hitman and a local trucker have been sent to eliminate the cyborg in this exciting Italian classic directed by Sergio Martino (Violent Professionals).

Starring John Saxon (Enter the Dragon, Moonshine County Express), Daniel Greene (Weekend Warriors), Claudio Cassinelli (Great Alligator, Screamers), George Eastman (Ironmaster, Delirium), Donald O'Brien (Dr. Butcher M.D), Roberto Bisacco (Torso)

Special Features: New HD scan with additional color correction - exclusive to this release, Interview with star Daniel Greene, John Saxon, director Sergio Martino, George Eastman and Roberto Bisacco, Theatrical Trailer

Code Red // 1986 // 94 Minutes // Rated R // Color // English
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It's 1913, and the traditional American West is dying. Among the inhabitants of this dying time era are a outlaw gang called "The Wild Bunch". After a failed bank robbery, the gang head to Mexico to do one last job. Seeing their times and lives drifting away in the newly formed world of the 20th century, the gang take the job and end up in a brutally, violent last stand against their enemies who deemed to be corrupt in a small Mexican town, ruled by a ruthless general.
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​Special Features
Commentary by Peckinpah Biographers/Documentarians Nick Redman, Paul Seydor, Garner Simmons and David Weddle
Additional Scenes
3 Documentaries:
- Sam Peckinpah's West: Legacy of a Hollywood Renegade
- 1996 Oscar Nominee**The Wild Bunch: An Album in Montage
- Excerpt from A Simple Adventure Story: Sam Peckinpah, Mexico and the Wild Bunch, a Documentary Film by Nick Redman
Peckinpah Movie Trailer Gallery

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Description from Wikipedia - The Projection Booth is a podcast featuring discussions of films from a wide variety of genres with in-depth critical analysis. It has been recognized as a premier film podcast by The Washington Post,[1] The A.V. Club, IndieWire, Entertainment Weekly, and Filmmaker Magazine. Over 300 episodes have been released to date featuring a range of special guests discussing their work, including John Waters, Ed Harris, Luke Wilson, Chris Elliott, Ellen Burstyn, Bruce Dern, Nicholas Meyer, William Friedkin, Julie Taymor, Joe Dante, and more.

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Blu-Rays 
​1. Orgy of the Dead
2. Psychos in Love (recommended) 
3. Trip with the Teacher 
4. Innocent Blood (been awhile)
5. Shock Treatment (recommended) 
6. Blood Money aka El Karate, El Colt
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8. Shoot the Sun Down
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10. Good Son, the
11. Cherry 2000
12. Incredible Two-Headed Transplant, the 
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It (Theater Review) - 0:20
The Fox with a Velvet Tail (Blu-Ray Review) - 7:50
The Big Knife (Blu-Ray Review) - 15:15
Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia (Blu-Ray Review) - 20:44
The New Kids (Blu-Ray Review) - 27:01
The Unquenchable Thirst for Beau Nerjoose (Blu-Ray Review) - 31:00
Contest - 37:22
New Contest - 38:21
Shout Out- 39:13
Q&A - 40:07
Update - 49:55

                               Written by MrParka
       Ruth, a wealthy and beautiful woman, has recently started a relationship with a seemingly well natured playboy, Paul. Ruth’s husband claims that he is still madly in love with her despite Ruth wanting a divorce and the affair. Ruth’s husband and lover seem to get along at first but, in this world, looks and introductions can be misleading. Ruth soon suffers two near fatal accidents that put her in a paranoid state and it doesn’t take long for her to suspect foul play. As the paranoia builds, Ruth’s mental state begins to fade.  When Ruth inevitability finds out the truth behind the accidents she seems to give up, but this is a Giallo after all, and in “The Fox with a Velvet Tail” looks can be deceiving.  
       “The Fox with a Velvet Tail” may be considered a tad talky and slow for typical Giallo fans, but Fox’s charm won’t go wasted on everyone due to its fairly subtle setups, payoffs, and eye candy.  Fox is very good at setting up payoffs without hitting one over the head with them and delivering on those setups, the same. Some of the best setups come to fruition after the audience has forgotten about them. Whether it is Ruth’s pottery making abilities or a swan that was once a beautiful gift. The pottery paying off into the final twist with a simple note and whose hand writing is on it; the simple ingredients listed on the white paper double as a life sentence.  The swan doubles as a great narrative reveal to take down the facade of a once thought to be good man.  This character becomes malicious as he chases the terrified swan, a sadistic glee in his eyes, while his smile is appropriately hidden behind a mask he has chosen to wear for fun. When the mask comes down and he bares his teeth in a smile of delight at the torment of the swan, Ruth is not the only one who realizes there is more than one mask in the scene coming down.  A particular tense scene is that of when the husband tests Paul by holding up a magazine for him to shoot at while he is target practicing. The husband hoping to reveal some bad intent holds the magazine close enough to his face for it to be alarming. When Paul aims the gun the film seems to stop as does the audience’s breath, everyone waits for Paul to take an opportunity at being the only man in Ruth’s life. Besides these well-crafted scenes, “The Fox with a Velvet Tail” manages to take advantage of a lovely location and good looking cast, showcasing both with nice camera work and shots. Setting the film in a sunny villa creates a nice offset against the characters' evil intentions and plot of murder.  The opening of the film seems to have a romantic, dreamy quality as Paul and Ruth make out while Paul hangs from a tree, the sun setting in the background as their silhouettes intertwine.  “The Fox with a Velvet Tail” isn’t anything groundbreaking but thanks to a sensual start with a great location, pretty people, and nice camera work this semi uneventful Giallo becomes a fairly solid entry in the genre. The mystery element and plot devices manage to intrigue the audience and keep the 1 hour and 40 minute runtime seem rather quick; some bare skin doesn’t hurt either. 
       Mondo Macabro brings us a 4K scan of “The Fox with a Velvet Tail”. The film is presented in English and Italian with English subtitles. Also included is a commentary with Giallo expert Troy Howarth and a documentary with interviews from leading ladies of the Giallo entitled “So Sweet”. “The Fox with a Velvet Tail” blu-ray is a nice release and a solid entry in the Giallo/ Italian thriller genre and is a welcome addition to any collection.

Plot Summary:
This 1971 Italian/Spanish giallo is a hugely enjoyable and very stylish murder mystery set on the luxurious Côte d'Azur. Spanish director José María Forqué - who later made the controversial Beyond Erotica - brings together a talented and good looking cast, one of the best cinematographers of the day (Alejandro Ulloa) and a fantastic, lounge style score from Maestro Piccioni to create a twisty, and twisted, tale of deception and revenge. The director's long career at the more prestigious end of Spanish cinema and the presence of award winning scripter Rafael Azcona - who worked with many top European film makers - give the film an edge of sophistication alongside its enjoyably devious narrative.

The film is like the smooth blue waters of the Mediterranean where it’s set. It looks inviting and seductive, the sun glistening off the gentle waves; but just beneath the surface, sharks are swimming, and they're hungry for prey...

​Special Features:

- New 4k transfer from negative Fully restored Audio commentary by Troy Howarth So Sweet
- So Perverse - documentary
- Original Trailer
- Alternate scenes
- New artwork from Justin Coffee
- Newly created English subtitles
- English/Italian audio choice
- Mondo Macabro previews

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Plot Summary:
Mere months after delivering one of the definitive examples of film noir with Kiss Me Deadly, Robert Aldrich brought a noir flavor to Hollywood with his classic adaptation of Clifford Odets' stage play, The Big Knife. Charles Castle, one of Hollywood's biggest stars, looks like he has it all. But his marriage is falling apart and his wife is threatening to leave him if he renews his contract. Studio boss Stanley Shriner Hoff isn't taking the news too well, and he'll do anything he can to get his man to sign on the dotted line - even if means exposing dark secrets... Winner of the Silver Lion at the 1955 Venice Film Festival, The Big Knife also boasts a remarkable cast list including Jack Palance (Shane) as Castle and Rod Steiger (On the Waterfront) as Hoff, plus Shelley Winters (The Night of the Hunter), Ida Lupino (On Dangerous Ground), Jean Hagen (Singin' in the Rain) and Everett Sloane (Citizen Kane).

Special Features:
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Brand-new 2K restoration from original film elements produced by Arrow Films exclusively for this release
High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) and Standard Definition presentations
Original English mono audio (uncompressed LPCM on the Blu-ray)
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard-of-hearing
Commentary by film critics Glenn Kenny and Nick Pinkerton, recorded exclusively for this release
Bass on Titles - Saul Bass, responsible for The Big Knife's credit sequence, discusses some of his classic work in this self-directed documentary from 1972
Theatrical trailer
Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Sean Phillips
FIRST PRESSING ONLY: Illustrated collector's booklet featuring new writing on the film by Nathalie Morris

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NOBODY LOSES ALL THE TIME

Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia concluded a remarkable period for filmmaker Sam Peckinpah. It brought to an end a seven-year and seven-film run of masterpieces that included the taboo-breaking ultra-violence of The Wild Bunch and Straw Dogs, and the more elegiac tones of The Ballad of Cable Hogue and Junior Bonner. A love story that plays out in a brutal environment, Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia sits somewhere between these moods and may just be Bloody Sam s greatest work, as well as his most autobiographical.

Warren Oates plays Bennie, a piano player in a Mexican bar who gets himself involved in the manhunt for Alfredo Garcia, a man with a million-dollar price-tag on his head having impregnated the daughter of crime boss El Jefe (Emilio Fernández). Sensing an easy pay day, Bennie takes his girlfriend, Elita (Isela Vega) on a trip that ll prove fatalistic for many of those involved.

During a career that was blighted by studio interference, Peckinpah would later say that Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia was the only which ended up exactly as he wanted: I did it exactly the way I wanted to. Good or bad, like it or not, that was my film. And it was. This is as close to Pure Peckinpah as it gets beautiful, violent, troubling, heartbreaking, astonishing.

LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS

Brand new 4K restoration from the original camera negative produced by Arrow Films exclusively for this release
Original 1.0 mono audio
Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
Brand new audio commentary by Stephen Prince, author of Savage Cinema: Sam Peckinpah and the Rise of Ultraviolent Movies, recorded exclusively for this release
Audio commentary by Sam Peckinpah scholars Paul Seydor, Garner Simmons and David Weddle, moderated by Nick Redman
Sam Peckinpah: Man of Iron, Paul Joyce s feature-length 1993 documentary featuring interviews with James Coburn, Kris Kristofferson, Monte Hellman, Ali MacGraw, James Robards and others, available on home video in the UK for the first time ever
The John Player Lecture: Sam Peckinpah, audio recording of the director s on-stage appearance at the National Film Theatre
Four songs by Kris Kristofferson, filmed during the making of Man of Iron
Theatrical trailer
Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Peter Strain
Extensive collector s booklet containing new writing by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas and numerous reprints including interviews and more [Limited Edition exclusive]
LIMITED-EDITION BONUS BLU-RAY

Sam Peckinpah: Man of Iron The Director s Cut

A brand-new, extended version of Paul Joyce s documentary, containing more than TEN HOURS of previously unseen interview footage, featuring actors RG Armstrong, James Coburn, LQ Jones, Kris Kristofferson, Ali MacGraw and Jason Robards, director Monte Hellman, producers Michael Deeley and Daniel Melnick, writers Alan Sharp and Jim Silke, writer-producer Gordon Dawson, assistant Katherine Haber, editor Garth Craven, satirist Mort Sahl, property master Bob Visciglia, bar owner Tom Runyon and cousin Bob Peckinpah, plus newly-shot interviews with Joyce, Haber and actor David Warner.



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Plot Summary: 
​Abby McWilliams and her brother Loren are particularly normal teenagers. Their parents Mac and Mary Beth are killed in an accident. It's decided that Abby and Loren live in Glenby, Florida with their Aunt Fay and Uncle Charlie who own a gas station and an amusement park. Loren and Abby don't have much trouble making friends at their new high school. Loren starts dating Karen, the local sheriff's daughter while Abby starts dating Mark. Loren feels uncomfortable when he sees a blond-haired guy harassing Abby in the lunchroom. Mark tells Loren and Abby that the blond-haired guy is Eddie Dutra, a teenage drug addict who is the leader of a gang of redneck thugs. Loren helps Abby keep Dutra at a distance. Dutra's retaliations keep getting more vicious until Dutra forces a showdown at the amusement park by kidnapping Abby.

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Plot Outline
This absurd tale follows an apathetic man-child, Ron, on a journey to restore the spirit of his catatonic mother. Meeting friends along the way, this ridiculous, drug-filled musical expedition uncovers not only the secrets behind his mother’s current state, but a mystery surrounding the purpose of the Universe. That’s when things really get insane. Between encounters with booty-worms, tittle-maggots, and a flying penis-helicopter, Ron must not only save his mother, but also help his new space-nun friends and defeat the ultimate cause of his consternation: Dr. Beau Nerjoose.

Special Features: 
​Behind the Boners (The Making of Beau Nerjoose)
Deleted Scenes
Bloopers (Mostly Farts)
Turdin' it up with the Fart Knocker Boner Squad
Audition Mashup with Jeffrey and Brittney
Build your own goddamn jib!
Pool of Blood Trailer

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The Final Interview Talk- 0:22
Phenomena Review - 4:32
Spider Review - 11:35
Dead Next Door Review - 16:09
Lust Review - 21:46
Contest Winner- 24:58
New Contest - 25:30
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Q&A- 27:00 
Update- 32:30

Review by MrPArka
              Synapse Films presents one of Dario Argento's wildest films, “Phenomena,” in 3 different cuts in stunning HD for the first time in America. 
                Jennifer (Jennifer Connelly) is transferred to an all girl’s school in Switzerland while her father, a famous actor, works abroad in the Philippines. Jennifer has a strange control over insects and begins to help a local entomologist (Donald Pleasence) with uncovering a series of brutal murders in the area. If this doesn't sound like an insane enough set up to make for memorable film already, there is more insanity to be had. “Phenomena” also features a Goblin/heavy metal score, sleepwalking, out of control camera work, an avenging chimp, repulsive imagery, and some out of this world twists that all smash together to create one of the most bizarre yet strangely familiar Argento films. It comes as a shock that the film is coherent at all. 
                With all the madness, any Argento fan can still spot some strong Argento staples that are undeniably from his mind.  The camera work harkens back to his previous film “Tenebre;” in particular, the complex dolly shot examining a home, top from bottom, before the occupants are brutally murdered.  Right from the opening credits, the camera in “Phenomena” drifts into a group of tall pine trees, mingling with nature while the wind simultaneously ravages them. The wind elements helps make the hilly wilderness around become thick with creepy atmosphere.  Not only does this opening look beautiful and haunting, but it sets up the wind as a presence in the film. The wind later comes into play during scenes when Jennifer uses her powers with insects or while the killer is stalking. This duality or correlation between the killer and our heroine is an interesting one. The American in an unfamiliar area is a reoccurring theme in Argento's films, recalling “The Bird With the Crystal Plumage” and “Inferno.” Add in an abusive school element, and we have a major similarity to the maestro’s most popular work, “Suspiria.” Another interesting comparison is the motivation of the killer in comparing it to previous films; a once attacked person becomes the attacker. The score is wonderful and fantastical, helping the film push its fantasy elements. The metal music, although more melodic than most, brings home the moments of horror.  One of the oddest plot points of the film has got to be the involvement of the chimpanzee. The chimp plays a helper to Donald Pleasence and, later, an avenger of his; the whole subplot, although not the oddest part, seems absurd yet scary. The imagery of a primate with a straight razor is something nightmares are made of. The extreme factors are quite shocking, even for Argento, and more grisly and disturbing than any previous work of his. The nasty bits become most vile in the climax which involves a vat of decay/gore, which, of course, someone falls into. During this, a man breaks off his own finger to escape handcuffs and, to finish, a pair of killers, one being a mutated child. All these flashes of horror are again made the more horrifying because the surreal quality makes it feel more fantasy than nightmare, but it soon becomes the latter.
                Synapse has included three cuts of the film; a 116min cut, a 110min cut, and the truncated US cut entitled “Creepers” which clocks in at a brisk 82min. “Creepers” makes for a great way to revisit the film after being familiar enough with the other cuts, the gore is mostly intact, it’s just a tad inept.  Also included on the set is the vintage documentary “Dario Argento's World of Horror.” The doc covers the flicks Argento has been involved with up until “Phenomena” and is packed with interviews and great behind the scene footage. Included in the footage is even a look into some of the more complex camera shots Argento uses.
                Synapse has done a good job in bringing “Phenomena” to Blu-ray in the US and added a couple nice surprises to the release.
 

​Plot Summary:
The young Jennifer Corvino (played by Oscar-winning actress Jennifer Connelly, in one of her first film roles) is sent to a private Swiss academy for girls where a vicious killer is on the loose, brutally murdering students. Jennifer is a “gifted” girl with the strange ability to communicate with insects, and Dr. McGregor (Donald Pleasence, John Carpenter’s HALLOWEEN series, ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK) enlists her to help locate the killer. Jennifer finds herself in a bizarre murder plot with maggots, mutants, and razor-wielding chimpanzee mayhem! Can she uncover the killer’s identity before becoming a victim herself? Daria Nicolodi (TENEBRAE) and Fiore Argento (DEMONS) also star in this strange, unique and gory film from Italy’s Master of Horror, Dario Argento. PHENOMENA also features fantastic soundtrack music from progressive-rock favorite Goblin, British Heavy Metal masters Motörhead & Iron Maiden, Andi Sex Gang, Bill Wyman and Simon Boswell!

Synapse Films is proud to present Dario Argento’s PHENOMENA on a 2-disc Blu-ray containing THREE different cuts of the film re-mastered in stunning high-definition

​Special Features:

- THREE different cuts of PHENOMENA, all available in high-definition for the first time ever in one collector's edition package!
- Audio Commentary Track on PHENOMENA (110 Version) from Argento scholar and author, Derek Botelho and film historian, journalist and radio/television commentator, David Del Valle
- Two completely different sound mix options on PHENOMENA (110 Minute Version), including the original 2.0 stereo mix, along with a rare alternate mix containing different sound effects and music cues
- English/Italian Hybrid Audio and Complete Italian Audio Options for PHENOMENA (116 Minute Version)
- DARIO ARGENTO'S WORLD OF HORROR Documentary. A fascinating look at the early films of director Dario Argento, including PHENOMENA, SUSPIRIA, DEMONS, DAWN OF THE DEAD, INFERNO and many more! Containing candid interviews and awesome behind-the-scenes footage, DARIO ARGENTO'S WORLD OF HORROR gives us a look into the mind of Italy's Master of Horror and is an essential viewing experience for all Argento fans.
- Interview with Andi Sex Gang
- PHENOMENA International Theatrical Trailer
- CREEPERS U.S. Theatrical Trailer & Radio Spots
- Optional English Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard for Hearing on PHENOMENA (110 Minute Version)and CREEPERS Version)
- Multiple optional subtitle selections on PHENOMENA (116 Minute Version), including one for just the foreign English language segments of the hybrid version, complete English subtitles for the entire feature, and complete English subtitles for the Italian version of the film.

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Review by MrParka
​        Mondo Macabro's modus operandi has always been bringing strange and bizarre world cinema to the public eye and, boy, did they ever do that with Vasili Mass’s “Spider” from Latvia. 
         “Spider” aka Zirneklis is part coming-of-age story and part nightmarish art film. It’s abundant with horrific, repulsive yet beautifully crafted moments. Vita, a young religious girl, becomes the focus of an artist after he is hired by a priest to make a piece for the school. Vita is soon caught in a web of perverse dreams. These dreams involve the obsessed artist who seems to be able to transform himself into a giant spider. As this spider, he carries out rapes and other disturbing behavior against Vita. The effects and set design in the dream sequences are done almost to perfection. The spider seems to have good maneuverability without seeming overly mechanical, while the foggy set and decorations bring the whole scene together. The setting of the film soon changes for the better as Vita is sent to live with her Aunt and her family to an equally secluded and gorgeous area. Vita seems to be the object of desire for almost everyone she encounters, but she becomes enamored with her new cousin and the two begin a romantic friendship. Quickly the perverse dreams come back into her life and the story climaxes in a sauna where the priest and artist fight for her faith or virginity or both. Who knows? 
           “Spider” is a wild film that needs to be seen to be understood; or not, for that matter. Due to its  unsettling plot and pace, “Spider” is not always the most engaging film; but for what it lacks in some departments, it makes up for with its visual flair and its subjectively provocative ideas. Included on the disc is an interview with the director Vasili Mass and a behind the scenes look at the film. The interview is an interesting look into Latvia filmmaking and their politics of the film industry. Mondo Macabro has once again set out to do what it does and show the audience the wild side of cinema.


​Plot Summary:
Vita, a beautiful teenage girl, is asked by a controversial artist to pose as the Virgin Mary for a painting. She visits his studio and finds herself swept up into the bizarre world of the artist and his bohemian friends. She seems to see his paintings come to life and is pursued by strange shadowy figures. Later she has nightmarish visions of the artist visiting her at night in the form of a huge spider. The next morning she finds marks on her body that look like the bites of a large insect.

Vita’s mother becomes worried about her and sends the girl off to stay with relatives in the countryside, believing that the change of environment will help her to recover. However, it seems the dark forces that threatened Vita in the city have followed her and an ancient evil is being awakened that feeds off Vita’s burgeoning sexuality.

This Latvian shot, Russian language film was produced in the post Glasnost years of the former Soviet Union, when the barriers were down and previously unacceptable material was being explored for the first time. This is one of the very few sex-horror films to come out of that period and still stands today as a daring and unique production, packed with elaborate and astonishing visual sequences of morbid eroticism.

​Special Features:

- First ever U.S. release of this rare film
- Newly created English subtitles
- Interview with director
- Rare on set footage
- Mondo Macabro previews
- Cover art from Gilles Vranckx

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The neighbors are dropping by for dinner... and you're on the menu!

Two and a half decades before "The Walking Dead" made zombies mainstream on cable television, 19-year-old writer/director J.R. Bookwalter ("Ozone," "Witchouse 2: Blood Coven") embarked on "The Dead Next Door," an ambitious horror feature pitting an elite team of Zombie Squad soldiers against hoards of the undead and the secretive religious cult hell-bent on protecting them. The film would ultimately take four years to complete with the help of a now-famous Hollywood director and more than 1,500 Northeast Ohio residents, who portrayed the multitudes of bloodthirsty ghouls. For this collector's edition, brand-new 4:3 and 16:9 1080p HD masters have been painstakingly created from a 2K restoration using the original Super-8mm film elements. Also included is a 5.1 surround mix which restores the voices of the original cast members for the first time ever, vintage and newly-prepared bonus materials, audio commentaries, and several all-new extras not previously available. Collectible slipcover with all-new 2017 artwork included with first 1,000 units only!

Special Features:
​2K Restored Feature in 4:3 Original Aspect Ratio (1.33:1)
2K Restored Feature in 16:9 Widescreen (1.78:1)
DTS HD-MA 5.1 Surround Original Cast Mix
DTS HD-MA 5.1 Surround Classic Dubbed Mix
Audio Commentary with producers J.R. Bookwalter, Jolie Jackunas and Scott P. Plummer
“Restoration of the Dead” Featurette (19 mins.)
Capitol Theatre Screening Q&A (12 mins.)
The Nightlight Screening Q&A (16 mins.)
Behind the Scenes Footage (19 mins.)
Deleted Scenes & Outtakes (7 mins.)
Storyboard Gallery (27 mins.)
Around The World Gallery (4 mins.)
Behind The Scenes Gallery (9 mins.)
Production Stills Gallery (6 mins.)
NEW! Rare 2001 Foreign DVD Audio Commentary with writer/director J.R. Bookwalter and makeup FX artist David Lange
NEW! Richards Returns: An Interview with actor Scott Spiegel (5 mins.)
NEW! 1999 Akron Location Tour with actor James L. Edwards (5 mins.)
2005 Audio Commentary with writer/director J.R. Bookwalter, actor Michael Todd and cinematographer Michael Tolochko, Jr.
20 Years in 15 Minutes (16 mins.)
Video Storyboards (8 mins.)
Video Preshoots (6 mins.)
Auditions (14 mins.)
Three Miles Out Music Video (3 mins.)
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Lust revolves around Spencer, a delivery boy, whose innocent crush on one of his costumers devolves into an unnatural, sexual obsession that ends in tragedy.

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Hello. This is Jim VanBebber. We're raising the funds to shoot one test fight scene on film (16mm/Super 8mm) for my sequel to my 1988 debut film, "Deadbeat at Dawn". It's a BIG scene...one man versus twenty in a location-spanning fight segment that will run over ten minutes. Stunts, pyro, a lot of moving parts...and I like to shoot a lot of film. We wish to use this test fight scene to help make the feature film a reality. Thank You.


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DVDS 
1. Death-Scort Service 2 (for sleaze fans)
2. Death-Scort Service 1 (recommended) 
Blu-Rays
3. Bobbie Jo and the Outlaw 
4. That's the Way of the World
5. Stunt Squad
6. Hell Up in Harlem 
7. Deepstar Six (recommended) 
8. The New Kids 
9. Pa Negre 
10. Vigilante (been awhile)
11. Django Kill...If You Live Shoot
12. Compañeros (recommended)  
13. Man, Pride, and Vengeance 
14. The Prowler (recommended)