Now that our new house is settling, we wanted to bring back our weekly DVD & Blu-Ray Releases posts. We are calling this weekly post “Home Invasion”. If you plan on purchasing these items via Amazon, all you need to do is click on the buttons provided or on the artwork and not only do you get the same price you normally would with Amazon, but you help us out a little bit as well – which is all we ask because this list does take some time to put together.
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All Descriptions are from Amazon.com unless otherwise noted. We have excluded the Netflix code on this particular post. This is due to all of the changes with Netflix and their DVD mailing program. If you want us to include the code in future Home Invasion posts, where you just click a button to add it to your queue, leave us a comment below.
- 9/26/2011
- by Andy Triefenbach
- Destroy the Brain
On September 27th, Shout! Factor will be releasing another Roger Corman’s Cult Classics set, which includes The Velvet Vampire, Lady Frankenstein, Grotesque, and Time Walker. We’ve included the official press release, which contains disc information and cover art.
“In The Velvet Vampire, a couple accepts an invitation from the mysterious Diane LeFanu (Celeste Yarnall, The Mechanic) to visit her in her secluded desert estate. Unaware that Diane is actually a centuries-old vampire, the couple soon realize that they are both the objects of her seduction and cravings . . .
When Baron Frankenstein is killed by his creation, his daughter Tania (Rosalba Neri, a/k/a Sarah Bay) creates her own creature using the brilliant mind of her assistant and the body of her dimwitted servant in Lady Frankenstein. She not only ends up with the perfect lover, but one that can destroy her father’s killer. Also starring Joseph Cotten...
“In The Velvet Vampire, a couple accepts an invitation from the mysterious Diane LeFanu (Celeste Yarnall, The Mechanic) to visit her in her secluded desert estate. Unaware that Diane is actually a centuries-old vampire, the couple soon realize that they are both the objects of her seduction and cravings . . .
When Baron Frankenstein is killed by his creation, his daughter Tania (Rosalba Neri, a/k/a Sarah Bay) creates her own creature using the brilliant mind of her assistant and the body of her dimwitted servant in Lady Frankenstein. She not only ends up with the perfect lover, but one that can destroy her father’s killer. Also starring Joseph Cotten...
- 8/12/2011
- by Jonathan James
- DailyDead
Shout! Factory has not let up delivering fans quality editions of writer/director/producer Roger Corman films, and it continues in their latest set, a series of four films in what’s being called Roger Corman’s Cult Classics – All-Night Marathon: Vampires, Mummies, & Werewolves.
The four titles included in this set are: Lady Frankenstein, The Velvet Vampire, Time Walker, and Grotesque. Here’s the press release (via Dread Central), along with the extras:
Roger Corman’S Cult Classics: Vampires, Mummies & Monsters 2-disc Special Edition: The Velvet Vampire, Lady Frankenstein (theatrical cut and a longer international cut), Grotesque, and Time Walker! Own It On DVD September 27, 2011, From Shout! Factory. Featuring new anamorphic widescreen transfers and bonus features!
In The Velvet Vampire, a couple accept an invitation from the mysterious Diane LeFanu (Celeste Yarnall, The Mechanic) to visit her in her secluded desert estate. Unaware that Diane is actually a centuries-old vampire,...
The four titles included in this set are: Lady Frankenstein, The Velvet Vampire, Time Walker, and Grotesque. Here’s the press release (via Dread Central), along with the extras:
Roger Corman’S Cult Classics: Vampires, Mummies & Monsters 2-disc Special Edition: The Velvet Vampire, Lady Frankenstein (theatrical cut and a longer international cut), Grotesque, and Time Walker! Own It On DVD September 27, 2011, From Shout! Factory. Featuring new anamorphic widescreen transfers and bonus features!
In The Velvet Vampire, a couple accept an invitation from the mysterious Diane LeFanu (Celeste Yarnall, The Mechanic) to visit her in her secluded desert estate. Unaware that Diane is actually a centuries-old vampire,...
- 8/12/2011
- by Jon Peters
- Killer Films
Even more Roger Corman spawned mayhem is on its way from our favorite purveyors of schlock, Shout! Factory, and this is one package you are not going to want to miss!
From the Press Release: Roger Corman’S Cult Classics: Vampires, Mummies & Monsters 2-disc Special Edition: The Velvet Vampire, Lady Frankenstein (theatrical cut and a longer international cut), Grotesque, and Time Walker! Own It On DVD September 27, 2011, From Shout! Factory. Featuring new anamorphic widescreen transfers and bonus features!
In The Velvet Vampire, a couple accept an invitation from the mysterious Diane LeFanu (Celeste Yarnall, The Mechanic) to visit her in her secluded desert estate. Unaware that Diane is actually a centuries-old vampire, the couple soon realize that they are both the objects of her seduction and cravings ...
When Baron Frankenstein is killed by his creation, his daughter Tania (Rosalba Neri, a/k/a Sarah Bay) creates her own creature using...
From the Press Release: Roger Corman’S Cult Classics: Vampires, Mummies & Monsters 2-disc Special Edition: The Velvet Vampire, Lady Frankenstein (theatrical cut and a longer international cut), Grotesque, and Time Walker! Own It On DVD September 27, 2011, From Shout! Factory. Featuring new anamorphic widescreen transfers and bonus features!
In The Velvet Vampire, a couple accept an invitation from the mysterious Diane LeFanu (Celeste Yarnall, The Mechanic) to visit her in her secluded desert estate. Unaware that Diane is actually a centuries-old vampire, the couple soon realize that they are both the objects of her seduction and cravings ...
When Baron Frankenstein is killed by his creation, his daughter Tania (Rosalba Neri, a/k/a Sarah Bay) creates her own creature using...
- 8/12/2011
- by Uncle Creepy
- DreadCentral.com
Look out! The latest episode of everybody's favorite cult movie podcast is upon us, and boy oh boy, is it a doozy.
The first movie on the docket this week is Grotesque from 1988 starring Linda Blair about a gang of overacting punks who terrorize a family at their home in the mountains until the tables are turned in twist after ridiculous twist.
Then we watch as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson goes on a manhunt to kill those responsible for his brothers murder, all while being trailed by Oliver Jackson-Cohen and Billy Bob Thornton, in the macho action flick Faster from 2010.
And finally, it's a supernatural geriatric killing spree when we laugh our way through the expectedly silly straight-to-video horror comedy The Granny from 1995 directed by Luca Bercovici and starring Stella Stevens and Shannon Whirry.
Also, we have Nerds News, this week's DVD and Blu-Ray releases and much more!
Listen Now:...
The first movie on the docket this week is Grotesque from 1988 starring Linda Blair about a gang of overacting punks who terrorize a family at their home in the mountains until the tables are turned in twist after ridiculous twist.
Then we watch as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson goes on a manhunt to kill those responsible for his brothers murder, all while being trailed by Oliver Jackson-Cohen and Billy Bob Thornton, in the macho action flick Faster from 2010.
And finally, it's a supernatural geriatric killing spree when we laugh our way through the expectedly silly straight-to-video horror comedy The Granny from 1995 directed by Luca Bercovici and starring Stella Stevens and Shannon Whirry.
Also, we have Nerds News, this week's DVD and Blu-Ray releases and much more!
Listen Now:...
- 4/27/2011
- by noreply@blogger.com (Kevin, Mark & Parker)
Dave kicks off a new occasional series, looking at the films that have courted controversy over the years. Where better to start than The Exorcist?
There are a fair few movies that have courted controversy over the decades, be it a film about cheese under a microscope or the Asian torture film, Grotesque. Some of these films you will have heard of.: Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Evil Dead, Cannibal Holocaust, Clockwork Orange and, the subject of this feature, The Exorcist.
Others, I'll be surprised if anyone but a handful of people will have ever experienced: Don't Go Near The Park, Don't Go In The Woods, Don't Look In The Basement and Don't Tell Mom, The Babysitter's Dead. Okay, that last one isn't a video nasty, but fits in with the motif of things not to do!
In the 1980s, as many of you will probably know, the video nasty boom was at its height.
There are a fair few movies that have courted controversy over the decades, be it a film about cheese under a microscope or the Asian torture film, Grotesque. Some of these films you will have heard of.: Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Evil Dead, Cannibal Holocaust, Clockwork Orange and, the subject of this feature, The Exorcist.
Others, I'll be surprised if anyone but a handful of people will have ever experienced: Don't Go Near The Park, Don't Go In The Woods, Don't Look In The Basement and Don't Tell Mom, The Babysitter's Dead. Okay, that last one isn't a video nasty, but fits in with the motif of things not to do!
In the 1980s, as many of you will probably know, the video nasty boom was at its height.
- 4/19/2010
- Den of Geek
Introduction:
Is there a better time to watch horror movies than on Saturday night? Be it alone or with friends, with beer or without, there’s just something about letting the stresses of the week slip away in the presence of a deranged killer, a zombie apocalypse, alien invaders, hungry vampires, werewolf orgies (if you haven’t seen Howling II, shame on you!) or any such combination.
As a kid, there was nothing more exciting than staying up late on Saturday night and prowling the channels for late-night horror programming. Being exposed to things like Day of the Dead, The Howling, Race with the Devil and Black Christmas before the age of ten certainly helped contribute to my demented modern day state of mind. Before my parents even knew what was happening, I was disavowing any and all interest in spots, cub scouts and anything else kids do, in favor...
Is there a better time to watch horror movies than on Saturday night? Be it alone or with friends, with beer or without, there’s just something about letting the stresses of the week slip away in the presence of a deranged killer, a zombie apocalypse, alien invaders, hungry vampires, werewolf orgies (if you haven’t seen Howling II, shame on you!) or any such combination.
As a kid, there was nothing more exciting than staying up late on Saturday night and prowling the channels for late-night horror programming. Being exposed to things like Day of the Dead, The Howling, Race with the Devil and Black Christmas before the age of ten certainly helped contribute to my demented modern day state of mind. Before my parents even knew what was happening, I was disavowing any and all interest in spots, cub scouts and anything else kids do, in favor...
- 12/19/2009
- by Masked Slasher
- DreadCentral.com
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