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'Grave Secrets' (1989) - Pre-order available from Vinegar Syndrome direct - $27.99 Release date: April 27 "Iris Norwood has just suffered a horrible car accident. While recovering in her large and secluded bed and breakfast, she starts to believe that someone - or something - is watching her. As the sinister presence grows increasingly apparent, she engages the help of a famed cynical paranormal psychologist, David Shaw, who is grappling with the recent death of his wife. Initially skeptical of Iris’ claims, it’s not long before David comes face to face with a shocking evil that is more menacing than anything he has encountered.. The first feature film directed by veteran genre film producer, Donald P. Borchers (Children of the Corn), GRAVE SECRETS is a deliberate throwback to classic haunted house chillers and stars Paul Le Mat (American Graffiti), Renée Soutendijk (Spetters, The 4th Man), David Warner (In the Mouth of Madness), and Olivia Barash (Repo Man). Elevated by gothic horror visuals by cinematographer Jamie Thompson (Decline of Western Civilization Part III), Vinegar Syndrome Archive presents this direct-to-video sleeper on Blu-ray for the first fine, newly restored in 2K from its 35mm Interpositive" Special features and Specs:
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'The Cellar' (1986) - Pre-order available from Vinegar Syndrome direct - $27.99 Release date: April 27 "The Cashen family has just relocated from the city to a farmhouse in the middle of nowhere in Texas. Upon arrival at their new home, Willy, their young son, explores the area, befriending a Native American shaman who warns him of the powerful forces and apparent curse on their land. Meanwhile, at home, Willy senses that there's something unusual about the cellar of their home; specifically that something strange might be living down there...and unfortunately for the Cashens, it's very hungry... An unfortunately troubled production, with director Kevin Tenney (Night of the Demons, Witchtrap) called in early on to take over directing duties, THE CELLAR is a stylish monster film playing into the folk horror of the American southwest. Starring Patrick Kilpatrick (Minority Report), Academy Award nominee, Chris Miller (Puss In Boots), Suzanne Savoy (The Upside), and veteran character actor Don Collier (Tombstone), Vinegar Syndrome presents THE CELLAR newly restored in 2K and on Blu-ray for the first time, offered in both its commonly seen theatrical cut as well as its never before seen, and vastly superior, original director's cut." Special features and Specs:
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'All-American Murder' (1991) - Pre-order available from Vinegar Syndrome direct - $27.99 Release date: April 27 "Artie Logan has a history of getting himself in trouble. He's been kicked out of every school he's attended and is no friend to the law, which makes matters extra complicated for his wealthy father, who happens to be a judge. Given one last chance, Artie is shipped off to Fairfield College. But when his new fling, and senator's daughter, Tally, is burned to death by an unknown assailant, suspicion immediately falls on Artie. Adamant of his innocence, he's granted a 24 hour period in which to unmask the actual culprit. As his hours of freedom dwindle, the killer strikes again and again... A twisted hybrid of slasher and giallo, ALL-AMERICAN MURDER is the sole theatrical feature by acclaimed actor and TV director, Anson Williams (Happy Days) and co-stars Academy Award winner Christopher Walken (The Deer Hunter), Charlie Schlatter (18 Again), and Josie Bissett (TV's Melrose Place). Tightly paced, suspenseful, and featuring an array of unexpectedly grisly murders, Vinegar Syndrome is proud to bring this under-seen piece of early 90s horror to Blu-ray, newly restored in 2K from its 35mm interpositive." Special features and Specs:
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The Cellar looks great. VS might not be the best label, but they are the most interesting. They put out the stuff no one has thought of! And the slips are just works of art. |
1 Attachment(s) VS going down the American Horror Project route: Home Grown Horrors: Volume One This limited edition and painstakingly crafted box set (designed by Tom Hodge of The Dude Designs) is limited to 7,000 units and is only available here at VinegarSyndrome.com! Throughout the 1980s and 90s, independent and first time filmmakers across the United States saw new opportunities to create work in the horror genre. Often integrating the flavor and color of their inner-America locales into their work, they created films that, while inspired by mainstream trends, are about as far from Hollywood as one can get. Collected here are three diverse films, all produced in the late 1980s, providing a fascinating and entertaining glimpse into the forgotten world of Home Grown Horror. -- BEYOND DREAM'S DOOR: Lately, Ben hasn't been sleeping well. His dreams are filled with violent and terrifying visions of monsters and death. Seeking out answers, he begins to pursue the subtext and hidden meanings of his strange and terrifying nightmares, with the help of his professor and several friends. As the dreams grow increasingly lifelike, Ben fears that he's losing his grip on sanity, especially as those around him start turning up dead; horribly mutilated just like he's seen in his sleep... A low-on-budget but extremely high on ambition apocalyptic horror film, and the first feature written and directed by jack-of-all-trades filmmaker, Jay Woelfel, the Ohio lensed BEYOND DREAM’S DOOR skillfully blends elements of surrealism, mystery, and grotesque and violent horror set-pieces, resulting in a wholly singular vision. Sadly relegated direct-to-video, BEYOND DREAM’S DOOR has earned a sizable cult following and comes to Blu-ray for the very first time, from Vinegar Syndrome, painstakingly reconstructed shot by shot from its original, unedited 16mm camera negative, and is presented in its director's cut. directed by: Jay Woelfel starring: Nick Baldasare, Rick Kesler, Susan Pinsky, Norm Singer 1988 / 80 min / 1.33:1 / English 5.1 Surround • Region Free Blu-ray • Newly scanned & restored in 2k from its 16mm original camera negative (with tape inserts) • “Where Horror Lies” - a brand new extended making-of documentary featuring interviews with the cast and crew • Brand new group commentary track with: director Jay Woelfel, cinematographer Scott Spears, actor Nick Baldasare & actor Rick Kesler • Brand new commentary track with: actor Nick Baldasare, moderated by Dave Parker ARCHIVAL • Group commentary track • Commentary track with the director • “Behind Dream’s Door” - making-of documentary • “Getting Monstered” - fx featurette • Montage of unused and alternate takes • Unused and alternate fx footage • Bloopers and behind-the-scenes footage • Local news coverage • Multiple deleted scenes • Multiple trailers • Multiple short films with commentary tracks • Reversible cover artwork • English SDH subtitles -- WINTERBEAST: Weird things are happening in and around the Wild Goose Lodge, a snowy inn located in rural Massachusetts. People are being found dead and mutilated, while others are vanishing without a trace. Realizing that the violence might have something to do with Native American black magic and the ancient secrets of the area's historic totem poles, a trio of cops decide to investigate the goings on, and are faced with an array of monsters, ghouls, and even a sampling of murderous locals! A film which truly justifies the term 'unclassifiable,' and the sole feature from writer and director Christopher Thies, WINTERBEAST was shot on and off for nearly half a decade and in a mix of super 8mm and 16mm, resulting in a one of a kind piece of outsider art horror filmmaking that must be seen to be believed. Loaded with surreal dialogue, mind-blowing stop motion animation, homemade gore effects, and more than a few genuinely creepy moments, Vinegar Syndrome is delighted to bring this forgotten cult gem to Blu-ray, newly restored and reconstructed from it’s original film elements and presented in both its commonly seen released version along with a never before released workprint edit. directed by: Christopher Thies starring: Tim R. Morgan, Mike Magri, Charles Majka, Bob Harlow, Dori May Kelly, David Majka 1992 / 76 min / 1.33:1 / English Mono • Region Free Blu-ray • Newly scanned & restored in 2k from its original 16mm and Super 8mm film elements • Brand new commentary track with producer Mark Frizzell • Archival commentary track with director Christopher Thies, producer Mark Frizzell and cinematographer Craig Mathieson • “It Came from Lone Peak” - an unfinished early workprint version of Winterbeast • “Sweat & Persistence” - a new interview with producer Mark Frizzell • “I Saw it in a Dream” - a new interview with actor Charles Majka • “My First Career” - a new interview with actor David Majka • “So Bad, It’s Good” - a new interview with actress Dori May Kelly • “He Wears Sunglasses at Night” - a new interview with actor Mike Magri • “A Movie For Filmmakers” - a new interview with filmmaker Simon Barrett • “Oh, Dear, What can the Matter Be?” - an archival making-of documentary • Archival deleted scenes • Archival audio interview with composer Michael Perilstein • Archival ‘soap opera’ footage • Reversible cover artwork • English SDH subtitles -- FATAL EXAM: A group of college students have been given a very unusual assignment: spend the night inside of a supposedly haunted house, as part of their studies into the supernatural and occult. Although the rag tag team of collegiates would much rather party and get stoned than look for ghosts, it's not long before unexplained events begin to occur. Initially suspecting that some of their classmates might be playing a practical joke, their fears are proven very real when someone - or something - dressed in robes and carrying a scythe starts bumping them off one by one. A truly local slice of ultra low budget supernatural-slasher made by a first time cast and crew based in St. Louis, Missouri, Jack Snyder's FATAL EXAM plays its haunted house tropes for its first half, before shifting gears into slice n' dice mayhem for its second half. Barely released in any format and never officially made available on disc, Vinegar Syndrome is happy to bring this low-fi curiosity on Blu-ray, newly restored in 2K from its 16mm original camera negative and featuring an illuminating array of extras. directed by: Jack Snyder starring: Mike Coleman, Terry Comer, Carol Carlberg-Snyder, Paul Steger 1988 / 114 min / 1.85:1 / English Mono • Region Free Blu-ray • Newly scanned & restored in 2k from its 16mm original camera negative • Group commentary track with: Jack Snyder (director), Terry Comer (actor), Carl Leta (composer), William Crawford (sfx), Mike Coleman (actor), Dave Mayer (actor) • “Fatal Examination” - a brand new extended making-of documentary featuring interviews with the cast and crew • Reversible cover artwork • English SDH subtitles |
Fatal Exam: The Synder Cut. Sorry, I had to. The set looks fun and will hopefully be more cheesy than the Arrow American Horror Projects which, The Child excepted, always turn out to be arthouse misery-fests. VS do put a good box set together, the Forgotten Gialli sets are well curated. But as with everything VS, price is an issue. |
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"...But oh no, that's not all...not by a long shot because...there's still two secret titles to hold out excitement for. Said Secret Titles will be revealed the moment the sale goes live. And as much as we know you're dying to learn what they are, we think they're worth the wait, especially as one of them includes some of the best prosthetic and gore work of its ilk, while the other is an eye popping, 80s cable classic. In the midst of the excitement, don't forget that two more VSAs will be making their debuts; both psychotic 'action' films, one in the loosest sense of the word, and perhaps the most demented film we're releasing this year. Oh, and we've also got four more Catalog Slipcovers in the works. Venturing outside of the VS multiverse, six (!) of our Partner Labels also have fresh titles that will be revealed and up for pre-order TOMORROW (May 1) at 12:01PM, EST. It's a very diverse selection covering everything from grimy 80s action to 60s art films to contemporary sci-fi. As always, something for everyone." |
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AGFA released through Vinegar Syndrome 'The Leather Boys' (1964) - Pre-order available from Vinegar Syndrome direct Shipping before Halfway to Black Friday sale (May 28th-31st) "This special limited edition embossed slipcover is limited to 2,000 units and is only available here at VinegarSyndrome.com! The American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) represents the world's largest theatrical catalog of exploitation cinema. Their home video line presents a diverse selection of movies, ranging from new preservations of classics from the vast library of Something Weird to the wildest in shot-on-video (SOV) titles. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this diverse and unique home video line! Part of Britain’s new wave of hyper-realistic “Kitchen Sink” films, THE LEATHER BOYS is a riveting mix of teen angst, biker thrills, and raging emotion. The movie follows young newlyweds Reggie (Colin Campbell) and Dot (Rita Tushingham, A TASTE OF HONEY) as they embark on a new life together. But there’s trouble in paradise when Reggie develops feelings for Pete (Dudley Sutton), a member of a rival biker gang. Directed by Sidney J. Furie (THE ENTITY) and written by Gillian Freeman from her novel, THE LEATHER BOYS explodes with expressionistic photography, gripping themes, and a bold exploration of identity. Long unavailable on home video, AGFA + Shout! Factory are elated to present a sparkling new restoration of this important chapter of early queer cinema" Special features and Specs:
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Gunpowder and Sky released through Vinegar Syndrome 'Prospect' (2018) - Pre-order available from Vinegar Syndrome direct Shipping before Halfway to Black Friday sale (May 28th-31st) "This special limited edition rigid slipbox & slipcover set plus a pack of exclusive PROSPECT trading cards is limited to 2,000 units and is only available here at VinegarSyndrome.com! Since launching in 2016, Gunpowder & Sky has released 30+ feature films in partnership with leading services including HBO, Netflix, Hulu, Showtime and Starz. As an independent studio, they're known for groundbreaking music and pop-culture documentaries alongside narrative and genre cinema all of which manage to transgress conventions. In partnership with OCN, Gunpowder & Sky will release new titles on UHD and blu-ray alongside upgrades of current home video editions - with an attention to the best quality possible for home video and elaborate packaging. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this diverse and unique home video line! “This is what the standalone Star Wars movies should feel like” - Peter Debruge, Variety A teenage girl and her father travel to a remote alien moon, aiming to strike it rich. They’ve secured a contract to harvest a large deposit of the elusive gems hidden in the depths of the moon's toxic forest. But there are others roving the wilderness and the job quickly devolves into a fight to survive. Forced to contend not only with the forest's other ruthless inhabitants, but with her own father's greed-addled judgment, the girl finds she must carve her own path to escape." Special features and Specs:
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Circle Collective released through Vinegar Syndrome 'Donny's Bar Mitzvah' (2021) - Pre-order available from Vinegar Syndrome direct Shipping before Halfway to Black Friday sale (May 28th-31st) "This special limited edition embossed slipcover (designed by Sister Hyde) is limited to 1,200 units and is only available here at VinegarSyndrome.com! Circle Collective formed in June 2019 in order to provide a new avenue for and community around creative distribution as an artist-forward, feature film marketing and distribution consulting agency. In partnership with OCN, Circle Collective will begin to release contemporary indie cinema across a variety of genres and origins onto physical media, maintaining the same artist-forward perspective as in their theatrical campaigns. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this diverse and unique home video line! Sex, drugs, and a dysfunctional family create the perfect storm for Donny Drucker’s Bar Mitzvah. We are catapulted back in time to the year 1998 as we follow a colorful array of characters from the perspective of a hired videographer. Donny tries to enjoy the evening while juggling his crazy mother, his teenage angst, and his new girlfriend Handjob Hannah. Meanwhile Gearld, the MC of the party, is on a mission to stop the notorious party pooper Val Dho who is attempting to ruin the party. All that, plus: scandalous affairs, love triangles, spin the bottle, and a man with ranch dressing for hands. But as per tradition, all must be resolved before the big song at the end of the night. Framed as a found footage home movie and shot entirely in 4x3 to look just like your home movies from the 90s, Donny's Bar Mitzvah is a wild and raunchy coming of age comedy that mixes the familiar with the absurd, including cameos from Danny Trejo and Waldo himself. Not for the faint of heart or easily offended, see the film that The New York Times calls "horny" and has been met with confusion and derision from your local rabbi." Special features and Specs:
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Fun City Editions released through Vinegar Syndrome 'Walking The Edge' (1983) - Pre-order available from Vinegar Syndrome direct Shipping before Halfway to Black Friday sale (May 28th-31st) "This special limited edition embossed slipcover is limited to 2,500 units and is only available here at VinegarSyndrome.com! Fun City Editions is a new boutique label focused on creating deluxe home video editions of maverick repertory cinema that can best be described as works that exist "outside of their time." Spanning an array of genres and countries, but with a unifying focus on forgotten and overlooked treasures, the initial wave of titles will come from the New American Cinema. Each Fun City release will present stunning new restorations produced and overseen by Vinegar Syndrome and comprehensive extras which contextualize and illuminate the film's artistic and historic value. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this diverse and unique home video line! Cult movie icons Robert Forster (Medium Cool) and Joe Spinell (Maniac) star with Nancy Kwan (Flower Drum Song) in Norbert Meisel’s gritty action drama Walking the Edge. Jason Walk (Forster), a down on his luck cabbie and numbers runner, has a chance at redemption when he crosses paths with revenge-seeking Christine Holloway (Kwan). She’s after the gang of violent criminals, led by Brusstar (Spinell), who her murdered her husband and son. Jason unwittingly drives Christine to their lair and when she is unable to finish the job, a hellbent Brusstar and his goons hunt the pair with a vengeance. Jason Walk’s cab prowls the seedier, grimier locales of early ‘80s Los Angeles and picks up passengers—gamblers, prostitutes and addicts—who match this environment. As such, Walking the Edge is both a sleazy urban thriller and a valuable visual record of an L.A. that has long since been scrubbed clean and redeveloped. And like Max Cherry in Jackie Brown, Jason Walk is the kind of everyman-turned hero that Forster excelled at playing throughout his career. With Edge, director Meisel (Mafia Girls) teamed with his wife Kwan for the first time. Screenwriter Curt Allen’s subsequent credits include Forster’s cult favorite Hollywood Harry. Genre veteran Jay Chattaway (Maniac and Vigilante) provides the film with a driving and catchy score. The leads are supported by a diverse cast that includes A Martinez (Powwow Highway), Luis Contreras (Repo Man), Aarika Wells (Sharky’s Machine) and Frankie Hill (Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter). Walking the Edge has been restored in 4K from its original camera negative and now makes it worldwide Blu-ray debut." Special features and Specs:
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Utopia released through Vinegar Syndrome 'Martha: A Picture Story' (2020) - Pre-order available from Vinegar Syndrome direct Shipping before Halfway to Black Friday sale (May 28th-31st) "This special limited edition embossed slipcover, with a postcard signed by Martha Cooper, is limited to 1,000 units and is only available here at VinegarSyndrome.com! Utopia is a film acquisitions, sales, and technology company with a ‘filmmaker first’ approach. Utopia focuses on creating new revenue and monetization opportunities, improving the direct-to-consumer experience, and helping filmmakers maintain a global presence. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing Utopia's brand new line of home video releases! "Directed with infectious zeal, it's a photographer bio-doc that always feels to be in motion, especially given its excellent editing, fascinating subject, and narrative ambition." − RogerEbert.com “1977, the Bronx was burning down. No one really wanted to write that graffiti was an interesting thing. But I don’t want to shoot something that’s done with permission. It’s an outlaw art. That’s what makes it thrilling.” — Martha Cooper In 1970s New York, trailblazing street photographer Martha Cooper captured some of the first images of graffiti at a time when the city had declared war on it. Decades later, Cooper has become an influential figure to the global movement of street artists." Special features and Specs:
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Altered Innoncence released through Vinegar Syndrome 'Adoration' (2021) - Pre-order available from Vinegar Syndrome direct Shipping before Halfway to Black Friday sale (May 28th-31st) "This special limited edition embossed slipcover is limited to 1,100 units and is only available here at VinegarSyndrome.com! Altered Innocence has been dedicated to releasing LGBTQ & Coming-of-Age films with an artistic edge since their inception in 2015. With a library of features and shorts from around the world, mixing genre with art-house and everything in between - Altered Innocence is committed to curating an esoteric library that is without peer in the current marketplace. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this diverse and unique home video line! Young lovers are on the run in the final film of Fabrice du Welz’s Ardennes trilogy (Calvaire, Alleluia). An official selection of Fantastic Fest, the film follows shy 12-year old Paul who lives near a psychiatric institute. After an encounter with a patient there, the troubled yet beautiful Gloria, he becomes infatuated and vows to protect her. Insisting the doctors are holding her hostage for an inheritance, the two escape and wreak havoc across the French countryside. A potent combination of violent thriller and romantic sexual awakening, du Welz masterfully captures the teenage intensity of ‘amour fou’ pairing perfectly with Manuel Dacosse’s sumptuous 16mm photography." Special features and Specs:
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Vinegar syndrome are amazing, but I buy most of their titles on ebay paying scalper prices. Can anyone advise on... 1. Ordering from them direct: do they deliver quickly/ do customs tear apart the packages? Does the exchange rate make it worthwhile? Basically, is it worth doing? If so, how many discs is it worth getting at once? 2. What's the deal with their upcoming sale? Is everything 50% off? 3. Does anyone ever buy their monthly package? It seems like a fun way to collect. Opinions welcome! I wish they'd open a UK distribution arm. Their releases are totally unique. |
1.RAPID-Fed Ex! 2.Don't know. 3.Yeah the monthly packages are great. They're HMRC friendly as well..... |
I fear this upcoming sale may bankrupt me. Having never bought from them before. :scared: :whip: |
I'm doing the same with all these Arrow 4ks! |
Thanks all, will keep an eye out for the sale and give it a go. I loved the slip and extras / restoration of Cthulu Mansion, but as I watched it I thought, "£28.99 is a bit steep for this..." |
Has anyone got the Home grown horrors set? Cant decide if it looks amazing or unwatchable! Same goes for The Cellar... being drawn in by the slip case like a moth to the flame... |
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1 Attachment(s) 'Girls School Screamers' (1986) - Coming soon from Vinegar Syndrome! Originally Posted by Bill Pace on Twitter: "Thomas Rondinella & I are being interviewed by @VinegarSyndrome for their restored re-release of the very first feature film we worked on: GIRLS SCHOOL SCREAMERS!" Details to come once a release date is announced. |
Right, I'm going all in on the upcoming vinegar syndrome sale and need expert advice. Has anyone bought from the sale before? If so... 1. When is it best to order? Is it only in the window from 28th-31st? 2. Is it true they shut the site a week before and after? 3. When do they announce their new titles? 4. I see alot of their titles are already marked as reduced (bur from an outrageous price to a sane price), is this the sale or does it come down further? Never done the sale before but just saw the Homegrown Horrors set and it blew my mind. So many questions... |
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That's great, thanks. It looks like a decent sale, and they are my favourite label at the moment. I watched Winterbeast the other night- it's a genius release and I cant think of anything else like it from UK distributors. |
I've just been through their horror section. I don't think i'll be getting anything as they would all be blind buys, mainly of movies i'd never heard of until seeing them listed. Several have been released in the UK already. Of the ones i'd consider are Mausoleum (Saw it a long time ago on vhs and probably cut) and Satan's Slave, but i expect Indicator to release that soon anyway plus Dracula's Great Love. The rest are obscurities and curios. Has anyone any recommendations for Gothic chillers or fun gore fests? |
I loved Murder Mansion from them as a gothic film, but you have to pay through the nose for the Forgotten Gialli 3 set to get it. Dont Panic was a funny gory one. It has a guy in dinosaur pyjamas as the lead for the most part. Dolly Dearest was pretty fun, but not that gory, and Fade to Black was really unique and interesting, but a bit of a downer. |
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FORGOTTEN GIALLI 2 AND 3 CEMETERY OF TERROR BLOODGAMES (SUPERB EXPLOITATION) PALE BLOOD BERSERKER CORRUPTION OF CHRIS MILLER BEWARE MY BRETHERN INCUBUS DOUBLE EXPOSURE DON'T ANSWER THE PHONE NIGHTBEAST FADE TO BLACK CUTTING CLASS ANGEL BOXSET MASOLEUM BEYOND EVIL THE CHILDREN THE BEASTMASTER SWEET SUGAR PSYCHIC KILLER PUNK VACATION HELL RIDERS SAVAGE DAWN I own the majority of their horror and exploitation films..... Here's the 'not bad' 'keepers' DEADLINE RUSH WEEK SATAN'S BLOOD WHODUNNIT? REST IN PIECES AMITYVILLE BOXSET SILENT MADNESS WONDER WOMEN A WOMANS TORMENT DISCONNECTED CORPSE GRINDERS THE FEAR BLOODSUCKERS FROM OUTER SPACE BEST FRIENDS Here's what else I own but haven't got round to yet..... Home Grown Horrors: Volume One All-American Murder The Cellar Death Promise Hitcher in the Dark Cthulhu Mansion Dark Tower Don't Panic Malabimba Hollywood Horror House Xtro 3: Watch the Skies The Candy Snatchers Play Dead In the Cold of the Night Party Line The Killing Kind The House on Tombstone Hill Dear Dead Delilah Grave Robbers Sweet Sweetback's Baadasssss Song Blood Hook Prime Evil / Lurkers Psychos in Love Snapshot Nurse Sherri The Hearse The Undertaker Death Machines Count Dracula's Great Love Evils of the Night The Bees Demonoid Nightmare Weekend Memorial Valley Massacre Pandemonium The Severed Arm Dolly Dearest Dominique Lucifer's Women / Doctor Dracula Murder Weapon / Deadly Embrace Hobgoblins Deathrow Gameshow Evil Town Deadly Daphne's Revenge Horror House on Highway 5 Fugitive Girls Blood Mania / Point of Terror Now here's the titles I used to own,got shot of and recommend you don't touch with a bargepole.Feck all wrong with the presentations,just a good cure list for insomnia! The House of Usher The Caller Zombie 5: Killing Birds Spellcaster Old Dracula The Vineyard Zombie Island Massacre Hellmaster There's Nothing Out There Def By Temptation Blue Vengeance Ice Cream Man Orgy of the Dead Red Mob Psycho Cop Returns Jack Frost Massage Parlor Murders Only my opinion of course,but as you can see,I've a lot of VS catching up to do! They're a great label but some of their releases could've went to more deserving films. Hope this helps Dem-as I get round to watching them,I'll let you know my thoughts! |
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