Studio: Anchor Bay / Blue Underground
DVD release: December 18, 2001
From the director of Zombi, A Cat in the Brain, and House by the Cemetary comes a western by Lucio Fulci that is unlike anything you have seen before.
Studio: Blue Underground
Blu-Ray Release: July 3rd, 2012
Blue Underground continues to re-release their back catalog of genre titles on Blu-Ray with Django Kill…If You Live, Shoot! I’m assuming that the release of this (and A Bullet for the General) are timed to coincide with Quentin Tarantino’s new film Django Unchained. I won’t lie to you, it does kind of bother me that it takes someone like Tarantino to tell people it’s OK to reevaluate things like this, but I don’t know if we would be getting Blu-Ray’s like this without the extra attention.
Red Scorpion, Italian Westerns, Nikkatsu Nudity and Gore
Found this online and thought I’d post it here.
Studio: Blue Underground
Blu Ray Release: October 25, 2011
Italian director Lucio Fulci didn’t seem to take a break in the early 1980′s. He directed such horror classics as Zombie, City of the Living Dead, The Beyond, The Black Cat, New York Ripper and Manhattan Baby within a four year time period. While most of these have turned into horror classics, his under appreciated haunted house film House by the Cemetery is his scariest film.
Studio: Blue Underground
Blu Ray Release: October 24, 2011
As a vacant sail boat drifts onto the NYC seashore, patrol officers climb on board only to be attacked by one of the undead. The police get wind that the boat belongs to a Dr. Bowles whose been missing for some time while conducting research in the Caribbean with Dr. Menard. Dr. Bowles daughter Anne (played by Mia Farrow’s younger sister Tisa) teams up with Peter West, a newspaper reporter out for a scoop and the two travel to the island where Dr. Menard has taken up research. Little do they know, the good doctor is a modern day Dr. Moreau as he tries to find a cure for the recently dead to not rise from the grave in zombified form.
Studio: Shriek Show
Review by Craig Sorensen
Frank is in love with Anna. He’s so in love with her in fact that when she dies he steals her corpse from the cemetery. Along the way Frank runs into a few other ladies and murders them, has to dispose of the bodies (in the most disgusting ways possible of course), gets a creepy handjob from Iris, eats some stew, and has to get married to his housekeeper.
Studio: Blue Underground
Review by Craig Sorensen
A series of gruesome murders rocks a small community of friends at an Italian college. A red and black scarf is found on one of the victims. Daniela recognizes the scarf, but who did she see wearing it? She receives a mysterious call warning her not to try to remember…or else.
Studio: Blue Underground
Review by Craig Sorensen
In the near future murder has been turned into a government sanctioned game of chance. For the promise of a million dollars anyone can volunteer for the hunt, either as a hunter or as a victim. If you can make it to your tenth hunt you win the grand prize.
Studio: MGM/20th Century Fox Theatrical Release: May 10, 1967 (USA) Blu Ray Release: August 2, 2011 Not Rated Review by James Klein Director Sergio Leone and star Clint Eastwood came back together after the success of A Fistful of Dollars in Italy to make the sequel, For a Few Dollars More. While the sequel doesn’t pick [...]
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