 | Jess
Franco's The Awful Dr. Orloff (Gritos
en la noche, 1962, Image; Region 1 / NTSC,
made in the USA) - Jess Franco's classic black & white horror story of a mad
doctor (Howard Vernon) obsessed with restoring the burnt face of his daughter.
A blind servant is used to kidnap beautiful women for face transplants! If you've
never seen a Jess Franco movie then this is a good place to start. Nice wide-screen
picture plus liner notes by Tim Lucas! Rated R, $9.98! |
 | Black
Demons (Demoni
3, 1991, Media Blasters; Region 1 / NTSC,
made in the USA) - Up until this DVD release this Umberto Lenzi directed horror
movie was quite hard to find! Now, presented here uncut in beautiful anamorphic
wide-screen and dubbed into English language, here is the story of re-animated
black slaves who come back to take their revenge! Not very similar to Lamberto
Bava's first two "Demoni" ("Demons") movies, but still an
enjoyable trip for Italian zombie fans! Presented uncut in nice anamorphic wide-screen
picture! Unrated, for adults only! $9.98
|  | Blood
Shack (aka The Chooper, 1971,
Media Blasters / Shriek Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Directed by
Ray Dennis Steckler under the pseudonym Wolfgang Schmidt, "Blood Shack"
tells the story of a woman (Carolyn Brandt) who inherits an old cabin that is
rumored to be haunted by a bloodthirsty being known as The Chooper! Ignoring warnings
from the locals, the woman movies in anyways to deadly results! Can any escape
this sword-wielding killer? Also starring Ron Haydock. Nice anamorphic wide-screen
picture! Extras include the original 70 minute alternate cut under the title "The
Chooper", introduction and commentary by Joe Bob Briggs, interview with and
commentary by director Steckler, interview with Carolyn Brandt, photo gallery
and trailers! $9.98 |
 | Body
Fever (aka Deadlocked aka Supercool
aka The Last Original B Movie, 1969, Media Blasters / Shriek Show; Region
1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Director Ray Dennis Steckler stars as Charles Smith,
a detective hired to track down a female cat burglar who's made off with a fortune
in heroin. Will he find her before the angry mob boss does? Also starring Carolyn
Brandt, Dina Bryan and Larry Chandler with Ron Haydock and other. Nice wide-screen
picture! Extras include an interview with Steckler and his then-wife star Carolyn
Brandt, color film footage from "Rat Pfink A Boo Boo" plus the Steckler
short film "Goof on the Loose"! $9.98 |
 | The
Brotherhood of Satan (1971, Sony Pictures)
- Under rated seventies horror starring Strother Martin, L. Q. Jones, Charles
Bateman and Ahna Capri. A creepy tale about a small town where people are disappearing!
Great looking wide-screen picture! $4.98 |
 | Central
Park Drifter (aka
Graveyard Shift,
1987, Media Blasters / Shriek Show / Shriek Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the
USA) - A night shift cab driver is actually a vampire, preying on beautiful female
passengers and making them his slaves of the undead! That is, until he falls for
one woman, much to the dismay of her dangerously jealous husband! Rated R, $9.98 |
 | College
Girl Murders (Der Mönch mit der
Peitsche aka The Monk with the Whip, 1967, Dark Sky Films) - One of
the more fun and lively German "Krimi" thrillers based on an Edgar Wallace
story! A hooded killer stalks a girls school using a lethal gas to off the innocent
lasses! But just who is he and why is he doing this? Starring Joachim Fuchsberger
as Inspektor Higgins eith Uschi Glas, Grit Boettcher, Konrad Georg and Harry Riebauer.
$9.98 |
| | Condemned
To Live DVD (1935, Alpha)- Obscure and intelligent
feature about a professor's uncontrollable thirst for blood! From the director
of "The Vampire Bat"! $4.98 |
|
| Curse
of the Devil (aka
El Retorno de Walpurgis, 1973, Anchor Bay)- Excellent Paul Naschy period
piece horror! Naschy returns as the wolfman Waldemar Daninsky! Bloody, sleazy
and fun! Wide-screen presentation (1.85:1) enhanced for 16x9 tv's. plus trailer,
interview and more! 1 copy left! UNCUT version for adults, R, $5.98 |
|
| Delirium
- Photo of Gioia (Le foto di Gioia, 1987, Media Blasters / Shriek
Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - As far as '80s Giallo movies go Delirium
from director Lamberto Bava is one of the better ones. Buxom Italian starlet Serena
Grandi is Gloria, a beautiful magazine model, All is well until an obsessed fan
starts bumping off the other models around her. Also staring Daria Nicolodi. The
DVD is presented uncut in beautiful anamorphic wide-screen. Extras include interviews
with director Bava and some of the cast. Unrated (but would probably be rated
R today), $9.98 |
 | Demons
III: The Ogre (La
Casa dell'orco, 1988, Media Blasters / Shriek
Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - "The Ogre", touted in some
areas as a sequel to Lamberto Bava's previous two "Demons" movies),
is actually a made-for-Italian-tv fantasy / horror about a horror writer and her
family vacationing at an old castle in the Italian countryside. The woman becomes
convinced that something evil is afoot, and has visions of the castle being haunted
by a giant ogre that she dreamt about as a child! Extras include an interview
with director Lamberto Bava. Presented uncut in nice anamorphic wide-screen picture!
Rated R, $9.98 |
| |
The Devil's Hand
(1962, Alpha)- Early Satanic cult feature! Eerily effective! $5.98 |
 | Pete
Walker' s Die Screaming Marianne
(1971, Media Blasters / Shriek Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Underrated
British Giallo starring Susan George (just before she'd go on to major stardom
in "Straw Dogs"). Just about to turn 21, Marianne stands to inherit
a large sum of money from her deceased Mother's estate... if she lives that long!
Also starring Barry Evans and Judy Huxtable (of "The Touchables"!).
Presented uncut in anamorphic wide-screen with optional audio commentary by director
Walker! Also includes photo gallery and original trailer! Rated R, $9.98 |
 | Jess
Franco's Dr. Orloff's Monster (El
Secreto del Dr. Orloff, 1964, Image; Region
1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Dr. Fisherman is a disciple of the evil Dr. Orloff
(and is just as mad!) using the reanimated corpse of his brother to attack local
strippers and prostitutes! This is the longer European version. Nice wide-screen
picture with trailers and deleted footage plus liner notes! Rated R, $9.98! |
|
| EEGAH
(1962, Alpha)- Richard Keel stars as a surviving caveman who falls in love with
teen cutie Marilyn Manning and tries to drag her back to his cave for a little
"ugh-ugh"! Her guitar playing boyfriend (Arch Hall, Jr.) runs to the
rescue! $5.98 |
 | Jean
Rollin's Fiancee of Dracula (La
Fiancée de Dracula, 2002, Media Blasters
/ Shriek Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - A particularly bloody entry
from French director Rollin! Anamorphic wide-screen version with French or English
language options! Includes interview with Jean Rollin! Rated R, $9.98 |
 | Pete
Walker' s Flesh & Blood Show (1972,
Media Blasters / Shriek Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - A group of attractive
young actors begin getting bumped-off while rehearing for a new play at an isolated
theater on the seashore! The cast includes Jenny Hanley, Ray Brooks, Luan Peters,
Judy Matheson, Candace Glendenning and UK sausage boy Robin Askwith! Nice anamorphic
wide-screen picture! Extras include the original trailer, a photo gallery and
an interview with director Walker. Rated R, $9.98 |
 | Flesh
Eater (aka FleshEater: Revenge of
the Living Dead aka Zombie Nosh, 1988, Media Blasters / Shriek Show;
Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - The original graveyard zombie from George
Romero's original "Night if the Living Dead" is back! Bill Hinzman stars
and directs his own gory tale of the living dead! What starts out as a fun hayride
for a group of teenagers turns into the hayride from hell as they are attacked
by a familiar looking zombie! Extras include an original "making-of"
featurette, photo gallery and original soundtrack! Nice wide-screen picture! Rated
R, $9.98 |
 | Pete
Walker' s Frightmare (1974,
Media Blasters / Shriek Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Sleazily horrific
thriller from Pete Walker about a murderous couple who, after spending 15 years
institutionalized, are released back into society now supposedly cured. Unfortunately
it seems that their nubile teenage daughter may have picked up a few family traits!
One of Walker's best! Anamorphic wide-screen picture! Includes optional audio
commentary by director Walker, plus trailer and photo gallery! Rated R, $9.98 |
| |
The Giant Gila Monster
(1959, Alpha)- It’s a lizard, but it’s like really freakin’ big! And he's
out to gobble up every teen parked at Lovers' Lane! Holy shit! Fun low-budget
monster tale shot in Texas! $5.98 |
| |
Hercules Against The Moon Men
DVD ("Maciste e la regina di Samar", 1964, Alpha)- Hercules ("Alan Steele"
aka Sergio Ciani) must stop an attack of space creatures who have made a deal
with the evil queen of Samar to take over the world! The city is attacked by giant
monsters that look like the mutant offspring of Gumby and a boulder. With Jany
Clair and Anna Maria Polani An Italian / French co-production directed by Giacomo
Gentilomo. $5.98 |
 | The
Hollywood Strangler meets the Skid Row Slasher
(aka
The Model Killer, 1979, Media Blasters
/ Shriek Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Pierre Agostino stars as Jonathan
Click a nudie photographer who is secretly a serial killer strangling his models!
At the same time, a woman (Carolyn Brandt) is slicing up homeless people! What
happens when they meet? Ultra-ultra low-budget, Steckler fans will still probably
get a kick out of this! Anamorphic wide-screen picture, extras include an introduction
and commentary by Joe Bob Briggs, interview with and commentary by director Steckler,
interview with Carolyn Brandt, photo gallery! Rated R, $9.98 |
 | The
Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies
(aka
The Teenage Psycho Meets Bloody Mary,
1964, Media Blasters / Guilty Pleasures; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Jerry
(played by director Ray Dennis Steckler under his infamous pseudonym Cash Flagg)
is hypnotized by an evil gypsy fortune teller when the carnival is in town! Branded
with the "wart of horror", the scorned woman takes pleasure in hypnotizing
men, throwing sulfuric acid in their faces and turning them into her horrible
monster slaves! Did I mention the musical numbers? A must for fans of offbeat
American b-horror movies! Great extras include interview and audio commentary
with director Steckler, a conversation with his star actress and (now ex-) wife
Carolyn Brandt, intro & commentary by Joe Bob Briggs, the original theatrical
trailer and a hidden "Easter egg" photo gallery supplied by some place
called Trash Palace! $9.98 |
| |
Jesse James Meets Frankenstein's Daughter
(1966, Alpha)- The title says it all! Jesse Jame's wounded partner Hank has a
new brain put in by Maria Frankenstein turning him into a monstrous creature!
From the creators of "The Cisco Kid Meets Dr. Jekyll's Third Cousin On His
Mother's Side Of The Family". $5.98 |
 | Killers
From Space (1954, Alpha)- Peter Graves
fights goofy looking bug-eyed space invaders and unrealistically photographed
"giant" insects and lizards in this unintentionally hilarious black
& white sci-fi low-budgeter! $5.98 |
 | The
Las Vegas Serial Killer (aka
The Hollywood Strangler in Las Vegas, 1986, Media Blasters / Shriek Show;
Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - The sick Jonathan Glick (aka The Hollywood
Strangler) is back! Released early from prison on a technicality, this twisted
deviate moves to the town of Las Vegas when suddenly strangled female corpses
begin showing up! Anamorphic wide-screen picture, extras include an interview
with and commentary by director Steckler, plus 2 lost Steckler films "Face
of Evil" and "Slashed"! Rated R, $9.98 |
 | The
Lemon Grove Kids Meet The Monsters (1965,
Media Blasters / Guilty Pleasures; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Ray Dennis
Steckler's lighthearted, manic and zany short films presented as one matinee feature
for kids! What this lacks in budget it more then makes up for in charm and energy!
Inspired by the East Side Kids movies, Gopher (portrayed by Steckler aka cash
Flagg) and his suburban buddies are adult-size kids that get into a tangled mess
with aliens, monsters and Kogar the gorilla! Also starring Carolyn Brandt, Bob
Burns (as Kogar) and a cast of hundreds (or at least everyone in the neighborhood),
plus a cameo appearance by Rat Pfink (Ron Haydock) himself! Unrated but would
be rated G today most likely. Extras include interview and audio commentary with
director Steckler and a photo gallery! $9.98 |
 | Monster
From A Prehistoric Planet (aka Gappa
- The Triphibian Monster, 1967, Alpha)- Explorers discover a large bird creature
on an island and, against the warnings of the local natives, return with it to
Japan. All seems okay until the monster's parents show up to bring their baby
back home unleashing a fiery chaos of death , destruction and crushed models of
tiny buildings! Can anything stop these giant peckers? Triphibian, you'll like
phibian! $5.98 |
 | Monstrosity
(aka "The Atomic Brain", 1964, Alpha)- 3 attractive women are lured
into the mansion of an old woman who plans on having her brain transplanted into
one of their heads! A... wait for it... mad scientist has a lab in her dungeon!
At one point he puts a cat's brain inside one of the girl's head! Grrr, baby!
$5.98 |  | The
New Barbarians (I
Nuovi barbari aka Warriors of the Wasteland, 1982, Media Blasters /
Shriek Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Fun action-packed low-budget
"Road Warrior" rip-off movie from Italian director Enzo G. Castellari!
Fred Williamson stars with Italian cult actor George Eastman! Extras include a
director's commentary track, an interview with star Williamson and the original
trailer! Presented uncut in nice anamorphic wide-screen picture! Rated R, $9.98 |
 | 1990:
The Bronx Warriors (1990:
I guerrieri del Bronx, 1982, Media Blasters
/ Shriek Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - In post-apocalyptic New York
City, a young girl runs away from her safe home and encounters vicious gangs!
Starring Vic Morrow, Fred Williamson, Mark Gregory and Stefania Girolami. Presented
uncut in nice anamorphic wide-screen picture! Extras include interview with and
commentary by the director, interview with star Fred Williamson, trailer and photo
gallery! Unrated, $9.98 |
 | Night
Fright ('67, Alpha)- Obscure color
b-monster movie mayhem starring John Agar as a Sheriff investigating local killings
caused by a furry-ocios creature from a crashed spaceship! $5.98 |
 | Orloff
and the Invisible Man (L'Vie
amoureuse de l'homme invisible aka The Invisible Dead, 1970, Image;
Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Howard Vernon is back in this unofficial entry
in the Orloff movies. An invisible blood-drinking creature is created using the
parts of dead bodies! A healthy dose of nudity keeps this one lively, and wait'll
you see the creature! From French director Pierre Chevalier, Rated R. $9.98! |
 | The
Other Hell (L'Altro
inferno, 1980, Media Blasters / Shriek Show;
Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - At last! A Bruno Mattei film that doesn't
suck! "Other Hell" is a moody nun horror movie with an effectively recycled
Goblin soundtrack! Anamorphic wide-screen picture with photo gallery and interview
with director Mattei! $9.98! |
 | Prehistoric
Women
(aka The Virgin Goddess, 1950, Alpha) - Mongo no like DVD. Mongo like women,
make ugh ugh. Mongo watch DVD. Watch purdy women hate men, men make nice, kill
giant bird and big man. Then make fire and ugh ugh with purdy women. Mongo like
DVD now. (~reviewed by Mongo) $5.98 |
 | Rat
Pfink A Boo Boo (aka
The Adventures of Rat Phink and Boo Boo,
1966, Media Blasters / Guilty Pleasures; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Here
it is, my personal favorite Ray Dennis Steckler movie! "Rat Pfink..."
starts as a black & white serious tale of several street hoods who stalk and
terrorize the sultry Cee Cee Beaumont. When she is kidnapped, her rockabilly singing
boyfriend Lonnie Lord (played by Ron Haydock under the name Vin Saxon - confused
yet?) and his lovable sidekick Titus Twimbly (Titus Moede) change into their costumed
alter ego superheros Rat Pfink and Boo Boo! At this point, the film becomes "tinted"
and turns into a comical chase that goes on and on and builds and builds and...
Will Rat Pfink and Boo Boo save Cee Cee from the vicious thugs? Will they survive
an attack from Kogar the gorilla? Will Lonnie Lord be able to rock-out at another
poolside barbecue or are his swinging days over? Watch and see what happens! A
very fun and odd movie that could only have been made in America! Extras include
interview and audio commentary with director Steckler, music gallery, trailer
and photo gallery! $9.98 |
 | Jess
Franco's Revenge in the House of Usher
(La
Chute de la maison Usher, 1982, Image; Region
1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Dr. Orloff (Howard Vernon) returns in Jess Franco's
follow-up to "Awful Dr. Orloff" which borrows heavily from Edgar Allan
Poe! Also with Daniel Villiers, Joan Virli and Lina Romay. Nice wide-screen picture.
$9.98! |
 | Revolt
of the Zombies (1936, Alpha) Director Victor
Halperin's follow up to his classic "White Zombie" about an expedition's journey
to the lost city of Angkor to discover the secret of the zombies! $5.98 |
 | Scared
To Death (1947,
Alpha)- Bela Lugosi stars as an evil hypnotist with a mute dwarf assistant in
this hilariously inept thriller that could give Ed Wood, Jr. a run for his money!
With George Zucco as the doctor and tiny man Angelo Rossitto (who is slowly taking
over this webpage) as Lugosi's assistant!This was Lugosi's only color movie! $5.98 |
 | Screaming
Skull
(1958, Alpha)- Black and white b-movie horror yarn that is appreciated by those
that saw it in their youth (hey, not me! I ain't that old!) but may be
a bit slow for today's gore jaded horror fans. On his second marriage a man tries
to drive his newlywed wife insane! Includes the original theatrical trailer! $5.98 |
 | Slayground
(1983 Anchor Bay)- Violent revenge
thriller from the UK starring Peter Coyote and Mel Smith! Wide-screen presentation
(1.85:1) enhanced for 16x9 tv's plus theatrical trailer! Rated R, $4.98 |
 | Tales
of Frankenstein PLUS
The Terror ('54 / '63, Alpha)- "...Frankenstein"
is an unsold 28 minute t.v. pilot directed by Curt Siodmak for Hammer Studios.
Anton Diffring stars as Dr. Frankenstein hired by Helen Westcott to bring her
deceased husband back to life by putting the dead man's brain into a patchwork
cadaver! PLUS: "The Terror" is Roger Corman's gothic horror shot back-to-back
with "The Raven"! Boris Karloff and Jack Nicholson star with Sandra
Night, Dick Miller and Jonathan Haze! $5.98 | Teenage
Zombies (1957, Beverly
Wilshire)-Directed by Jerry Warren- U.S. lensed grade-Z schlocker about a (you
guessed it) mad scientist who turns teenagers into zombies! There's a mad gorilla
too! $2.98
 | The
Thrill Killers (aka
The Maniacs Are Loose,
1964, Media Blasters / Shriek Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Effective
early entry psycho killer thriller from director Ray Dennis Steckler in the vein
of "The Sadist". Pretty serious for a Steckler film, it tells the story
of an escaped inmate (played with gusto by Steckler aka Cash Flagg again) and
the reign of terror he spreads! Also starring Liz Renay (who'd go on to star in
John Waters' "Desperate Living" ) Extras include interview and audio
commentary with director Steckler, color inserts, radio spots and photo gallery!
$9.98! |
 | 2019:
After the Fall of New York (2019
- Dopo la caduta di New York, 1983, Media
Blasters / Shriek Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Talented b-movie maker
Sergio Martino directs this lively post-apocalyptic sci-fi / action movie starring
Michael Sopkiw. Borrowing from "The Road Warrior", "Escape from
New York" and a few others, "2019" is very entertaining for fans
of 1980s Italian trash movies! Presented uncut in nice anamorphic wide-screen
picture! Extras include interviews with the director and cast members plus the
original trailer! Rated R, $9.98 |
 | Jean
Rollin's Two Orphan Vampires (Les
Deux orphelines vampires, 1997, Media Blasters
/ Shriek Show; Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Two young blind orphan girls
regain their vision at night when they become bloodthirsty vampires in this later
outing from Jean Rollin! Anamorphic wide-screen version with French or English
language options! Extras include interviews with Jean Rollin and cast members,
plus the original score! Rated R, $9.98 |
| | Jess
Franco's Vampire Blues
(1999, Sub Rosa / One Shot)- The new DVD with extras is on sale to Trash Palace
customers for only $9.98 each (list price is $19.98)! Contains
the final US cut plus the original European version, a photo gallery, several
complete soundtrack selections on the menus and a special psycho-delic live video
of our own in-huse band The Ubangis performing their theme to the movie!
Click the pic to the left for mucho more details to the bloody, erotic and very
psychedelic film! Rated R, $9.98 |
Vengeance Of The Zombies
("La Rebelion de las Muertas", 1972, Beverly Wilshire)- Spanish horror
directed by Leon Klimovsky! Paul Naschy plays 2 roles in this story of an Indian
curse and the living dead! Rated "R", $3.98
| | Voyage
To The Prehistoric Planet DVD (1965,
Alpha)- Basil Rathbone and Faith Domergue star in this sci-fi film from director
"John Sebastian" (Curtis Harrington). In the year 2020 a team of astronauts
encounter strange alien life forms on Venus! This US production used footage from
the Russian film "Planeta Burg" to great effect! $5.98 |
|
| Werewolf
In A Girls' Dormitory (1961, Alpha)-
Italian black & white horror shot as Lycanthropus (aka The Ghoul
In School) directed by "Richard Benson" (Paolo Heusch) about murders
at a school for troubled girls. The killer is a werewolf but who can it be? Unusual
for an Italian film of this period to be about a werewolf but the approach is
very European and, unlike the Universal monster films, plays more on the "mysterious
killer" angle and has a dark gothic look. With Barbara Lass, Carl Schell, Maureen
O'Connor and others. $5.98 |
| | Yongary
- Monster From The Deep (1967, Alpha)-
Korea's answer to "Godzilla"! Fun color giant monster flick includes
one of my all time fave scenes of Yongary twisting to a little boys rock-n-roll
blasting transistor radio! DVD includes a poster & photo gallery! $5.98 |
 | Zombi
3 (1988, Media Blasters / Shriek Show;
Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - This is Lucio Fulci's official sequel to his
movie "Zombie" (which, in Europe, was known as "Zombi 2 Flesheaters").
Shot by Fulci with uncredited additional material by Claudio Fragasso and Bruno
Mattei, "Zombi 3" is one of the worst Italian zombie films. That being
said, it is still very entertaining if for all the wrong reasons and has garnered
a cult following. There are some inspired moments and a good bit of gore, but
those are buried between some of the schlockiest scenes ever in Italian horror
cinema! Presented uncut in nice anamorphic wide-screen picture! Extras include
interviews with the 2 co-directors and some cast members. Unrated, for adults
only! $9.98 |
 | Zombie
4: After Death (Oltre
la morte, 1988, Media Blasters / Shriek Show;
Region 1 / NTSC, made in the USA) - Now you're talking! On a remote island a witch
doctor practices black magic. A group of explorers find him conjuring a spell
that has transforms a native woman into a snarling fanged demon of the living
dead! The explorers react by shooting the man. In his dying breath he places a
curse of the undead on them, releasing zombies from the depths of hell! Fleeing
the island, a little girl barely makes it off alive after seeing her parents fall
victims to the violent dead! Now years later and grown, she returns to the island
to try and understand what happened! Slow in spots, "After Death" still
manages to deliver the gory goods! Presented uncut in nice anamorphic wide-screen
picture! Extras include an interview with director Claudio Fragasso! Unrated,
for adults only! $9.98 |
 | Zombie
5: Killing Birds (Killing
birds - uccelli assassini, 1987, Media Blasters / Shriek Show; Region 1 /
NTSC, made in the USA) - Not really a zombie film (and certainly having nothing
to do with Lucio Fulci's "Zombie" movies), "Killing Birds",
co-directed by Claudio Lattanzi and cult fave Joe D'Amato, is a somewhat enjoyable
tale of ghostly revenge from beyond the grave! There are indeed some killer birds
and, I seem to recall,at least 1 zombie! Recommended to Italian horror completists!
Extras include an interview with star Robert Vaughn, the original trailer and
a picture gallery! Presented uncut in nice anamorphic wide-screen picture! Extras
include an interview with director Claudio Fragasso! Unrated, for adults only!
$9.98 | |
