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The Boogens $19.95 This cult classic monster movie gem takes place in a small town near Denver where a silver mine has been closed since 1912 because of a tragic cave-in that killed 27 miners. Two young men begin to explore the long-abandoned old mine when it is re-opened by a group of eager miners. One of the men goes missing and his friends begin a search that leads them to horrifying consequences. They are all unaware of the evil that has been unleashed and soon, one by one, the townspeople are snatched up by giant leech-like animals with slithering tentacles and deadly bites. Suddenly, the grisly truth is revealed and a young couple is forced to confront the creepy creatures in order to save their lives.....and the entire town. |
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The Last House On The Beach $19.95 A trio of bank robbers drive to a remote beach house where they plan to hide from the authorities after a successful heist. Things don't go exactly as planned though since the house is currently being occupied by an attractive nun and five teenage girls who are practicing a play under her supervision. he schoolgirls become the objects of violent torture games, vicious rapes and eventually murder by the evil men. The horrified nun renounces her teachings with the remaining girls, seek bloody vengeance. Obviously inspired by Wes Craven's Last House on the Left, The Last House on the Beach's director Franco Prosperi also succeeds in making another mean-spirited, sickening raperevenge flick that shouldn't be viewed if you are already feeling a bit depressed. Uncut and Letterboxed. |
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Pumaman $19.95 The villainous Dr. Kobras (Halloween's Donal Pleasance) has in his possession a powerful gold Aztec mask with which he plans to control the minds of world leaders to execute his evil plans. However, he fears the interference of the elusive Pumaman, a man-god sired by aliens and who is the protector of the mask. An Aztec priest, Vadinho, is determined to discover Pumaman so he can help him with his destiny of recovering the gold mask. Vadinho knows a few details of who the Pumaman might be and starts throwing guys out of high-rise windows all over London to see who survives and reveal the Pumaman's identity. It is an American archeologist Tony that survives a three-storey fall quite nicely and Vandinho bestows a magic belt on him that grants even more heroic powers of a puma he can now fly, see in the dark, sense imminent danger, teleport, and use his hands like claws to tear metal. It is now up to Pumaman with and his friend Vandinho to stop the evil Dr. Kobras plans and retrive the Aztec mask to keep the world safe. Uncut from Japan. |
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Scanner Cop $19.95 A deranged scientist escapes from prison and seeks to get revenge against the cop who put him there. With the help of a beautiful but deadly accomplice and a powerful drug, the scientist wages war by kidnapping innocent people and creating his own personal assassins. With the cop-killing maniacs on the loose, the police department look to Scanner Cop to throw himself into the bloody world of violence and madness. The terrifying battle between justice and vengeance is in full effect, but there can only be one survivor. Pierre David takes his bread and butter Scanner brand he owns to a whole new height of insanity with this addition to the universe created long ago by David Cronenberg. Features mind blowing effects by John Carl Buechler as well as the acting talents of genre greats Brion James (Bladerunner, The Horror Show) and Richard Lynch (Cut and Run). |
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Scanners II The New Order $19.95 A corrupt police commander masterminds a plan to use scanners, a telepathic breed of human, to take over the city. The commander enlists the help of an evil scientist to conduct mind control experiments on the scanners with a new drug. The side effects of the drug render the scanners useless, so the commander finds a scanner who is unaware of his powers to work with him. Will the commander succeed in establishing the 'New Order', or will the good scanner find out the real motive? |
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Scanners III The Takeover $19.95 A lovable young scanner with extraordinary telepathic powers takes one of her father's experimental drugs and transforms into a murderous megalomaniac. She first takes over her father's pharmaceutical company, then the deranged scanner goes on a killing spree and takes over the television company in her quest for world domination. The only hope of stopping the madness lies with her scanner brother who has been living in seclusion in a Thai Monastery. Does he even have enough power to stop her though? |
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Sodoma's Ghost $19.95 This rare Lucio Fulci flick starts out in an isolated counrty house at the end of World War 2. While camped out at the house, a group of German soldiers indulge in an orgy with some of the local whores. One of the soldiers films the perverse event but the filming is brought to an end when the allies begin bombing. Skip to the present, six teenagers come across the same deserted house on their way back to Paris after a touring holiday. They decide that it would be fun and harmless to stay the night before continuing on. During the night, the soldier who filmed the deviant behaviour emerges from the mirror and seduces one of the girls who responds to his violent sexual advances. As they try to leave the next day, their attempt brings them back to the house and they find themselves locked in with the ghosts of Sodom. |
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Strike Commando $19.95 The Strike Commando is no ordinary soldier....he's the best, most highly trained war machine in Vietnam and nothing can stop him. On a mission that gets him caught behind enemy lines, the Strike Commando (Reb Brown from Yor The Hunter of the Future) discovers a deadly platoon led by a massive Russian sadist. He escapes the ravages of the brutal torture-happy cretin, but the commando's job is not yet finished. He is ordered back to the jungle on a suicide mission, the objective being to document the Russian war involvement and liberate the Vietnamese who saved his life. From the atrocious P.O.W. camp to a ferocious battle-to-the-death, the heroic Strike Commando will stop at nothing to crush the betrayers of freedom. Italian director Bruno Mattei (Hell of the Living Dead) manages to combine hilarious bad acting, side splittingly awful dialogue, inappropriate incidental music with a plethora of jaw-droppingly silly scenes to make a great cheese stew parody of Rambo First Blood Part 2. |
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Yor The Hunter From The Future $19.95 In a primitive land of huge, lumbering reptiles, fierce cave-dwellers and ancient mystery, Yor, the mighty warrior, sets out on a quest to learn the truth of his own identity. This insane fantasy-adventure takes place in a time warp where the past and the future mysteriously collide, blending stone-age brawn with cardboard technology! Yor has mastered his primitive planet, but somehow he knows he does not belong. The only clue to his fleeting memories of another time and place is his gold medallion. The priestess in the forbidden land tells Yor that his answers lie in a floating island across the sea - a land where time and technology are paradoxically reversed! It is there where Yor must reveal the secret of his ancestry and the future of the planet. This is a classic chunk of cheese directed by Antonio Margheriti (Cannibal Apocalypse), stars Reb Brown (Strike Commando) as Yor and Corinne Clery (The Humanoid) as his lady friend. Nominated for 3 1984 Razzie awards including Worst Song for Yor's World! |
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Nightmare $21.95 A mental-patient, who is troubled with horrible nightmares, has escaped from his hospital. Now on the streets he can�t help killing innocent people. But there is one family he is more than interested in and when he tries to kill them, he finds that it�s not that easy. |
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Cat In The Brain $21.95 Dr. Lucio Fulci is a director of splatterfilms. He stages a gestapo-orgy like it was any other movie scene. But he is influenced by these things more than he likes. He is hunted by bloody visions day by day. Is Fulci still normal? He asks a psychatrist. He doesn't know that the psychatrist has much bigger problems than Fulci himself. The psychatrist uses Fulci's visions for brutal murders in real life... |
