DVD and Blu-ray Releases: November 8, 2016
While the older members of this audience are recuperating from the effects of Daylight Savings Time and the younger members are still reveling in the extra hour of sleep they got on Sunday morning, we’ve got 18 releases dropping this week for everyone, old and young. We only have one discrepancy of our 18 listings this week. Blood Factory may have previously had a release in December of 2015, but is also showing up this week under the same barcode. Hopefully you get a copy if that’s what you’re looking for.
Don Coscarelli’s Bubba Ho-tep will be coming to Blu-ray this week. This should come as good news to people who need a fairly regular Bruce Campbell fix.
We also have a small handful of classics coming at us from (my favorite decade) the 1980s, including Dead Silence and The Initiation.
Pleasant viewing, fiends.
MOVIES
Across The River (2016)
Starring:
Renzo Gariup, Marco Marchese, Lidia Zabrieszach
Synopsis:
The story revolves around an ethologist working in the remote woods, trapping animals and mounting cameras on them so that he can monitor their behavior remotely. The resulting recordings lead him to a remote village, the site of an ancient curse, where he is trapped due to heavy rain fall raising the level of the river and flooding out the only access…
Adaline: The Conjured (2016)
Starring:
Jill Evyn, Lane Townsend, Jeremy Walker, Emily Claeys
Synopsis:
Young artist Daniela inherits an old house from an aunt she never knew existed. After moving in, she has a series of bizarre nightmares about Adaline, a girl who used to live in the same house a century before. Adaline could see into the future, predicting the death of her two sisters. When the premonition came true, Adaline was cast out, branded a witch by the villagers. Adaline’s work in this world is not yet finished as she reaches out through nightmares and leaves cryptic prophecies hidden in the attic. Her restless spirit walks throughout the house and becomes more agitated as doom approaches…
American Guinea Pig: Bloodshock (2016)
Starring:
Dan Ellis, Andy Winton, Lillian Mckinney, Gene Palubicki, Alberto Giovanelli
Synopsis:
A man finds himself trapped and used for medical experiments in an abandoned mental facility. He doesn’t understand why or how he got there, but the surgical tortures allow him to experience a new level of pain, sadness and reality he has never felt before. As the levels of maniacal mutilation enfolds, he finds himself down the rabbit hole. Grasping onto anything, the tormented finds a way out. Clutching onto what every human being is desperate for…little does he understand, his ending is all of our endings.
Amigo Undead (2015)
Starring:
Randall Park, Josh Fadem, Steve Agee
Synopsis:
Amigo Undead is the story of Kevin Ostrowski as he attempts to reconcile with his estranged, underachieving brother Norm on a camping trip. They’re accompanied by several of Norm’s unusual friends. When one of these friends dies accidentally, the decision is made to bury him out in the desert with some very unforeseen supernatural consequences.
Bleed (2016)
Starring:
Chelsey Crisp, Riley Smith, Michael Steger, Lyndon Smith, Brittany Ishibashi
Synopsis:
It seemed perfect – a new marriage, a new house, and a child on the way. But when Sarah and Matt invite their friends to celebrate, an innocent ghost hunt turns deadly as they explore the remains of a burned-out prison. The ill-fated group encounters horrors of this world and beyond. No one is safe – not even the unborn.
Blood Factory (2015)
Starring:
Jeremy Isbell, Travis Azbill, Christy Blackwell, Lewis Leslie
Synopsis:
Death is only the beginning…
The Blood Factory brings you a collection of blood soaked horror films. Too scary for DVD. This is the first Volume in the Blood Factory series which will be available just in time for Christmas for those who are looking for a little blood in their stocking this year. This series in not designed for the weak at heart. If you would rather see a killer on a murder spree than Santa delivering presents then this is the DVD for you.
Bloody Blacksmith (2016)
Starring:
Nick Mancuso, Lexi Redman, Brandon Manley
Synopsis:
A group of history students are promised a reward if they can find the ancient tools of legendary blacksmith, ONE-EYED EARL YARDLEY, who murdered the townspeople of a remote rustic village in the 1800s. Legend says his ghost still stalks these haunted grounds.
Bubba Ho-Tep (2003)
Starring:
Bruce Campbell, Ossie Davis
Synopsis:
Hail to the king, baby! This film follows the attacks of an ancient mummy in an East Texas rest home inhabited by both Elvis Presley and JFK.
Canada’s Most Haunted 4: Paranormal Horrors Of The True North (2016)
Starring:
Various
Synopsis:
Canada has a rich and colorful history which has resulted in a variety of paranormal phenomena from coast to coast. Outdoor enthusiasts hiking the Bruce Trail in Ancaster, Ontario often find themselves at the remains of a once great mansion. Known as the Hermitage Ruins, visitors encounter two very different spirits on a regular basis. The first is a coachman who hung himself on the property and still carries the severed noose around his neck. The second apparition is a woman who once owned the mansion and loved it so much that she refused to leave even after it burned down. The Espirit is Montreal’s hottest nightclub. While it has had many names over the years, one thing has remained constant – it’s ghostly apparitions. During the latest renovations, many workers witnessed a large ball of light floating towards them, and even passing through them. Others saw the ghost of a woman, with a horrific scar running the length of her pale torso. The War of 1812 was a definitive moment in Canadian history, inflicting thousands of casualties. One fight in particular left an impression on Niagara Falls, Ontario. The Battle for Lundy’s Lane was so grueling; it claimed hundreds of lives in mere hours. At Drummond Hill Cemetery three such ghostly casualties remain; forever on duty watching the gates. Prepare for an exciting thrill ride to some of Canada’s most haunted locations.
Dead Silence (1989)
Starring:
Cindy Weichbroot, Kevin Patterson
Synopsis:
A previously lost movie from the shot on video era!
A reporter falls afoul of a man possessed by the spirit of an executed murderer.
Gorgasm (1990)
Starring:
Gabriela, Rik Billock, Paula Hendricks
Synopsis:
Tara, a psychotic call girl, has a strange obsession with giving men the ultimate climax. Chase is a detective out to stop her killing spree.
Halloweed (2016)
Starring:
Jason Mewes, Simon Rex, Andy Milonakis, Danny Trejo, Ray Wise
Synopsis:
Stoner Trent, son of the Candy Corn Killer, and his best bud move to a small town to escape an evil legacy. But soon after they roll up, everything goes to pot as the bodies pile high and they must weed out suspects to smoke out the killer.
The Hospital 2 (2016)
Starring:
Jim O’Rear, Daniel Emery Taylor, Betsy Rue, Debbie Rochon, Megan Emerick
Synopsis:
Five years after the brutal events that befell Skye and Beth inside Old Saint Leopold’s Hospital, the two survivors continue to pick up the shattered pieces of their lives.
The Initiation (1984)
Starring:
Daphne Zuniga, Vera Miles, Clu Gulager, Hunter Tylo, James Read
Synopsis:
HERE S TO BEING YOUNG… STAYING YOUNG… AND DYING YOUNG.
Marking TV star Daphne Zuniga s debut in a leading role, The Initiation ranks amongst the finest of the college-based stalk-and-slash flicks now finally restored in glorious High-Definition!
Kelly s new sorority has a special initiation ritual in store for her an after-hours break-in of her father s department store. But what begins as a night of harmless college fun turns sour when, once inside the enormous mall, Kelly and her fellow pledges find themselves locked in for the night… with a deadly intruder stalking the corridors.
Arriving in 1984, The Initiation might have been late to the slasher party, but, alongside the likes of The House on Sorority Row and The Mutilator, it remains one of the stronger entries to emerge in the latter days of the slice-and-dice boom.
Night Has A Thousand Desires (1984)
Starring:
Lina Romay, Daniel Katz, Carmen Carrion, Albino Graziani, Jose Llamas
Synopsis:
In this surreal and sensuous mystery/noir, Lina Romay (The Female Vampire, Lorna the Exorcist) plays Irina, a partner in a male-female mind reading act. At night she experiences vivid and charged dreams which end in murder. It seems that the people whose minds she reads are being killed off one by one.
Shock-O-Rama (2006)
Starring:
Erin Brown, Duane Polcou, Michael R. Thomas, David Fine, Erika Smith
Synopsis:
When popular horror actress Rebecca Raven (M. Mundae) gets the axe from the ‘B’ movie studio that made her a household name, she travels to the country for some rest and relaxation…and a bloody confrontation with a flesh-starved zombie hungry to bite off more than it can swallow. Meanwhile, the frantic studio executives must rummage through past productions to find a sexy new star for their next film, and they come across two fright flicks that may offer a solution. Mechanoid features tiny, killer aliens – on the run from intergalactic police – that crash-land in a New Jersey salvage yard and battle its pissed-off proprietor with a 50-foot-tall creature borne of scrap metal and junked parts. In Lonely Are the Brain, an over-sized, under-stimulated hunk of evil gray matter experiments on beautiful young women for the sole purpose of experiencing human sensual pleasure. Does either film star the next “Rebecca Raven,” who could soon be nothing but zombie left-overs?
S.N.U.B.! (2010)
Starring:
Gary Mavers, Jonathan Moore, Harriet Thorpe
Synopsis:
A junior minister in the British Government discovers a terrorist plot to detonate a nuclear device in London. Putting self-preservation first, he flees with a young American political advisor to a re-commissioned Secret Nuclear Underground Bunker – S.N.U.B. They find themselves entombed in the bunker with a disparate group of individuals caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. The terrorist bomb is found, but attempts by bomb disposal experts fail to prevent it exploding, destroying central London and contaminating the surrounding countryside. As a result of the blast a group of dangerous convicts break out from a local high security prison, but are contaminated with radiation and start to mutate. The mutants infiltrate the bunker and one by one the occupants endure a horrible, grisly death. Eventually one of the survivors escapes from the bunker to make contact with the outside world and a rescue helicopter is organised. But inside the S.N.U.B. the mutants are closing in.
The Void (2016)
Starring:
Kambria Porter, Bill Rude, Mary Kate Wiles
Synopsis:
The Void is a multi volume anthology series featuring some of the best award winning short films from the Horror, Suspense, Thriller, Sci-Fi and Fantasy genres, Including: Dystopia St., Dextrocardia, A Dark Night at the Wrong House, Carrier Crow, Status Change, 300,000 Kilometers Per Second, A Birds Nest and Fairy Knowledge.
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