Now available to pre-order on Vinegar Syndrome's site (who are customs friendly by the way!)

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I've just been reading about Night Train to Terror and was wondering if I should take a punt.

Sounds interesting but can anyone tell me anything about it, is it similar to anything I may have seen - it looks cheesy, but that's a good thing imo.

It is cheesy!

It's basically a low-budget horror anthology type film where God and The Devil are on a train and tell each other stories in order to barter for souls of the victims from the stories. This is interspersed with cheesy '80s dance routines performed by the occupants of the train. For comparison, I guess it's kind of like a cross between Dr. Terror's House of Horrors and The Monster Club. If you like horror anthologies filled with plenty of melted Monterey Jack then you should enjoy it. :nod:

Cheesy?? Noooo.... :tongue1:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUHsLZ5t5w8

Such a pity VS sold out of their ST 7" from NTTT.

For those who want the 7" Single, Strange Vice have a few copies left.

Coming soon...

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NIGHTMARE WEEKEND
A brilliant computer scientist has just finished work on his greatest creation: a super computer with the ability to transform the personalities of bad and disobedient people. In anticipation of sharing his work with the scientific community, the scientist invites a fellow expert to test the machine on a group of debauched young women. Little does he know that his colleague intends to use the computer to turn their subjects into bloodthirsty mutants!

Made by a French crew in Florida, NIGHTMARE WEEKEND is a non-stop assault on the senses. Head explosions, gratuitous nudity and softcore sex, bikers, roller-skating, and a telepathic hand puppet named George rank NIGHTMARE WEEKEND among the weirdest and most jaw droppingly absurd horror films of the 1980s. Long available only in low quality transfers of the R rated version, Vinegar Syndrome presents this forgotten trash masterpiece fully uncut and in widescreen, on Blu-ray for the first time!

D: Henri Sala / 1985 / 86 min / Color / 1.85:1

Features Include:
+ Blu-ray/DVD Combo | Region Free | 1.85:1 OAR
+ Restored in 2k from 35mm internegative
+ All extras on both Blu-ray and DVD
+ “THANK GOD IT’S MONDAY” – Surviving Nightmare Weekend with Dean Gates (23min)
+ “KILLER WEEKEND” – An Interview with Marc Gottlieb (13min)
+ Alternate R rated edits
+ Original theatrical trailer
+ Reversible artwork
+ English SDH subtitles

WELL worth a punt!:nod:

Is that face going in or coming out?!