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An American Werewolf in London: This is the long awaited special Edition of John Landis' dark comedy masterpiece. Everyone knows the story...Two American tourists whilst on a trekking holiday on the moors are attacked by an extremely violent unseen animal. One is killed and the other slowly develops into a werewolf. This edition also includes an original Making of featurette, interviews with John Landis and Rick Baker as well as outtakes and storyboards. Widescreen.

Antropophagus: Integrale version: aka Anthropophagus the Beast. This is Joe D’Amato’s FULL Directors cut version of this classic horror tale about a group of youngsters in peril on a Greek island. This is the Italian Anniversary version. Italian without subs (but you know the story) must see! Widescreen and remastered. [BA]

At Midnight I Will Take Your Soul: Directed by Coffin Joe, Portuguese Language with English Subtitles, Black and White. [BA]

Baba Yaga: Dir. Kiss Me, Kill Me. Corrado Farina. Valentina Rosselli (Isabelle de Funès, a young photographer, encounters the witch Baba Yaga (Carroll Baker) one night. Yaga wishes to take Valentina as her lover, and uses her magics to influence the young woman's life. Soon strange things start to happen to Valentina. She dreams of Nazi firing squads and absurdist boxing matches and has a model fall down dead in the midst of a photo shoot, seemingly killed by her camera. Valentina goes to visit Baba Yaga at her home, where the floor opens into a bottomless pit. The witch gives Valentina a doll, Annette, incongruously dressed up in S&M garb, telling Valentina to always keep it with her for protection. An increasingly suspicious Valentina, does not heed the advice and the doll is free to transform into human form and murder with its poisoned hair pin… Widescreen. (1973)

Besat: aka Possessed. Dir Anders Ronnow-Klarlund. Superb Danish horror starring Udo Kier. After a bizarre outbreak of a virus similar to Ebola, Virologist Soren Rastauw travels to Romania in order to to take samples from the first young victim to be struck down. Simultaneously the Copenhagen police are trying to track down a priest from a obscure catholic order who is suspected of a fire bombing spree including an attack in Romania. The two stories are most certainly linked, but what links them? The Devil himself! Excellent must See and supremely filmed! Widescreen Subtitled. (1999)

Beyond the Door III: aka. Death Train. Dir. Jeff Kwitny. From the original Japanese VHS. Widescreen. (1989) [BA]

The Blair Witch Project: Dir's. Daniel Myrick & Eduardo Sanchez. (1999) 

Braindead: The FULL UNCUT version from German DVD This is not the Red Edition, but the newer remastered Blood Edition. English language, Widescreen.

Buio Omega: Beyond the Darkness - Buried Alive - Blue Holocaust. Dir. Joe D' Amato. A young man who's lover has just died decides to dig her up from her grave and embalm her so that she can remain with him until his dying day. When people interfere he becomes increasingly deranged and murders anyone who gets in his way. One of D'Amato's best! This is the superior US edition.  Widescreen. (1979)

Cannibal Apocalypse: Starring John Saxon as a Vietnam Vet/Zombie. UNCUT from Dutch tape. [BA] 

Cannibal Ferox: This is the fully Uncut Grindhouse laserdisc version of Umberto Lenzi's infamous Cannibal Romp. This version is virtually the same as the DVD. [BA]

Cannibal Holocaust: Dir. Ruggero Deodato. Totally Uncut Cult Epics laserdisc version. Widescreen. (1979)

Cannibal Holocaust: Holocausto Canibal. Dir. Ruggero Deodato. This is the Deluxe EC Edition of the film and is currently the best presentation of the film so far. Includes two extensive and informative interviews with Director Ruggero Deodato. Includes Trailers.  Widescreen. (1979)

Charlie’s Family: Dir. Jim VanBebber. Extremely rare workprint for VanBebber's take on the Manson cult. This is fantastic... looks like it was shot on super 8 at the time of the murders! (1997)

Crimson Rivers: Dir. Mathieu Kassovitz. Fantastic French thriller starring Jean Reno and Vincent cassel who's paths cross during seemingly distant cases, Cassel investigating misdemeanors and Reno, a vicious serial Killer case at an isolated University. A striking, stylish and well crafted thriller from the director of La Haine, full to the brim with atmosphere, suspense and intrigue, even Gialloesque at times! Excellent.  Widescreen Subtitled. (2001)

Cut: Australian version of Scream, group of young kids tries to finish a cursed film with a killer loose on the set. Malaysian Pirate, great picture sound is not telesynched but is clearly audible.

The Cynic, The Rat and The Fist: Il Cinico, l'infame, il violento. Dir. Umberto Lenzi. This is a classic example of the Italian cop film and stars all the staple crime caper actors such as Tomas Milian, Maurizio Merli and John Saxon. What little plot there is amongst the shootings, the car chases and the prevailing profanity, involves Milian stealing a ton of cash from Saxon and his gang and trying to steal his business. Needless to say Milian frames Saxon, who ends up in jail only to escape and exact his revenge on Milian!

Darkness: Dir. Jaume Balagueró. Balagueró's superb follow up to Los Sin Nombre. A young family moves from America to live in Spain, a mother, an unstable father, an inquisitive and sensitive daughter and a young son that  has a tendency toward macabre drawings. But the idyllic setting isn't what it seems, especially for the daughter who detects an overwhelming sense of danger within the house. The father becomes more and more unstable, the son's drawings become more unsettling as are the cuts and bruises about his body and his new irrational fear of the dark. The daughter investigates into the house's past and discovers a dark and dangerous secret that relates to the murder of six children 40 years previously, but the circle wasn't completed then, one of the children got away and it's only now that the new family has moved in and the eclipse of the sun is due that the circle can be completed again. Fantastic! full of what is sure to become Balagueró's trademark imagery. Widescreen (2002)

Dawn of the Dead: Romero US Version: Dir. George A. Romero. Everyone knows the story and that its an absolute cinematic classic! This is the full director's cut of the film with trailers TV spots etc... Widescreen (1978)

Dawn of the Dead: Argento cut: Zombi. Dir. George A. Romero. This is the Argento's slightly tighter cut of the film containing some alternate scenes and a slightly different score with a more prominent Goblin soundtrack! Includes Trailers. (1978)

Day of the Dead: A Video Journal: 30min Documentary. This is an extra which was included on the US Special Edition of Day of the Dead (I'm not sure if it is on any DVD edition). It offers an interesting insight in to the making of the film and Tom Savini's Special FX. A good companion to  George A. Romero's Day of the Dead. 

Daughters of Darkness: Le Rouge aux lèvres. Dir. Harry Kümel. (1971).

Deadbeat at Dawn: Special Edition: The infamous movie from Jim Van Bebber, Now BANNED in the UK. Includes loads of extras as well as My Sweet Satan. 

Deep in the Woods: Promenons-nous dans les bois. Dir. Lionel Delplanque. A group of five young actors are invited to perform their rendition of the Little Red Riding Hood at the remote Château of an eccentric baron. One night the baron disappears leaving a only a blood stain then one by one the group a picked off by a mysterious killer in a deadly game of cat and mouse. Stylish French horror. Subtitled Widescreen. (2000)

Dellamorte Dellamore: Cemetery Man. Dir. Michele Soavi. Francesco Dellamorte is employed by the local council at Buffalora Cemetry. For some reason, suddenly, the dead have begun to rise from their graves exactly 7 days after their death. Francesco and his retarded assistant Gnaghi, rather than notify the authorities, have taken it upon themselves to dispatch of the living dead with a shot or chop to the head and then reburying them so that they may rest in peace. Things take a turn for the worse when Francesco falls in love with a beautiful young woman who is mourning the death of her recently deceased husband. Whilst making love the young woman's husband is resurrected and bites his unfaithful young wife, thereby making her one of them! Soavi's critically acclaimed and much loved horror hit! (1993)

Document of the Dead George Romero: [BA]

Don't Go in the House: Dir. Joseph Ellison. Some people love it most people hate it! This is the UK Pre-Cert (one of the original DPP video Nasties) (1980) [BA]

Eaten Alive: aka Emerald Jungle. Umberto Lenzi's pre Cannibal Ferox epic, much better in its uncut form with more gore and more action. UNCUT and Remastered with extras. Includes Trailer, Widescreen. [BA]

Emanuelle in America: Dir. Joe D'Amato. D'Amato's infamous and OTT entry into the famous series. Fantastically sleazy. Widescreen (1977)

Emanuelle and the Last Cannibals: aka Trap them and Kill Them. Dir. Joe D'Amato. Emanuelle (Laura Gemser), Whilst working undercover in a mental institution happens across a young woman with a cannibalistic appetite. She discovers that the woman has apparently been raised by a tribe of once thought extinct cannibals in the Amazon. Emanuelle and her friend travel to the jungle to seek out these supposedly extinct cannibals. Loaded to the brim with D'Amato's trademark gore and sex!! Excellent!

The Entity: Includes Trailer, Widescreen.

Erotic Nights of the Living Dead: aka Sexy Nights of the Living Dead. Dir Joe D'Amato. This is a stunning copy from the Japanese DVD of D'Amato's Zombie/sex opus. George Eastman is a patient at a mental hospital, but however did he get there? Cut to the past where Eastman has been hired by a wealthy architect, to take him to the cursed Cat Island, which he has bought and plans to develop. Que the weird locals, one of which is Laura Gemser, who warn the aforementioned away. Sure enough the curse rears its ugly head in the form of hordes of rotting zombies! All of which is periodically interrupted by the main stars 'getting it on' Joe D'Amato style! One of the better and often overlooked of the Zombie rip-offs. Superb quality and a much recommended film!

The Evil Dead: Dir. Sam Raimi. Everyone knows the story behind this one! This is the fully uncut Book of the Dead Edition that includes Bruce Campbell's Fanalysis documentary, Discovering the Evil Dead documentary as well as Trailer, TV spots and outtakes etc... Widescreen (matted at 1.85:1) (1982)

Evilspeak: Dir. Eric Weston. Classic splashy horror that mixes the old supernatural style with the new technological horror. From the UK Pre-Cert. (1981) [BA]

Fantom Kiler: Dir Roman Nowicki. The Giallo genre is alive and well not only in Italy with Argento's NONHOSONNO, but also in Poland of all places. The Giallo genre hasn't seen an entry this misogynistic since Fulci's New York Ripper.  A killer is stalking sexy nubile young women in a Polish town and is leaving no clues to either his motives or his identity. All we do know is that he like his women naked and dead and in that order. Features an amazing crop of East European beauties! This is a fresh, innovative and often stylish shot on video feature and is a definite must see! Widescreen Subtitled. 

Fantom Kiler 2: The Kiler is back! in this inevitable sequel, but the quality of the production, the shocks and of course the women hasn't diminished since the first film. What is the kiler's motive? he has none, we have come to accept that he is inherently misogynistic and completely unstoppable and he continues to commit his ever heinous crimes against the very sexy and totally naked women of this small Polish town. But of course he cannot continue his crimes in his regular fashion, he must excel his deepest desire for the most extreme of killings and become even more brutal and merciless than ever before! Excellent sequel. Widescreen Subtitled.

Fascination: Dir. Jean Rollin. One of Rollin's best! A group of criminals on the run from the law stumble across a mysterious blood-cult that operate in an atmospheric Chateau. Mixes loads of sex and horror and stars the ever wonderful Brigitte Lahaie. Excellent and often totally mysterious and surreal! Widescreen Subtitled. (1979)

FearDotCom: Fear Dot Com - Fear.com. Dir. William Malone. A Vicious serial killer is on the loose and is luring his victims to him through his website, fear.com. All the victims have one thing in common, in that they all died within 48 hours of logging into fear.com. The police have no clue as to the killer or his motives and the only way to find out is for one of the investigators to log in himself!  Widescreen. (2002) 

Friday The 13th: This is the fully UNCUT version, the killings are extended and more bloody! Very rare.

Friday 13th Part 7: The New Blood: Dir. John Carl Buechler. From the original Japanese VHS. (1988) [BA]

The Ghost: This is a sequel to Horrible Doctor Hitchcock starring the infamous Barbara Steele. In this Dr. Hitchcock is mysteriously alive again after having died in the first film, only to be killed again in this film by Steele, but is he actually dead this time? This is an excellent print straight off a 35mm film print. (1963)

Ghosthouse: Almost lost or at least forgotten Umberto Lenzi film. Classic haunted house horror, from Out Of Print UK tape. [BA]

Ginger Snaps: A superb Canadian film and a long overdue new entry into the Werewolf sub-genre. Two young sisters are outcast because of their fascination with all things macabre and morbid, not to mention their strange preoccupation with death. Then one day one of the sisters is attacked and bitten by a wolf. The other sister must then decide whether to join her sister in her new dual world or save herself from a werewolf's bloodlust. This is the region 4 DVD. Includes Trailer.

Gore Gazette Trailers: Nice trailer compilation has all the classics and some B-Movie rarities. Quality varies.  

Halloween: Television Version: This is the slightly alternate NBC television cut of Carpenter's seminal Horror classic. It includes 11mins of alternate scenes that were shot by Carpenter on the set of Halloween II. Widescreen. (1980)

Hammer House of Horror: All 13 Episodes of the original UK Hammer Television series. Episodes feature such talent as Pierce Brosnan, Peter Cushing and Diana Dors.  

This is all thirteen episodes, each running approx 50mins. Full to the brim with classic hammer moments! Original fullscreen 1.33:1 ratio. (1980)

Hellraiser: Special Edition. This is another early Anchor Bay VHS release. Again probably similar to the DVD. This is totally Uncut and Includes a promotional short, trailers and TV spots as well as interviews with Clive Barker and other cast and crew members. Widescreen.

Hellbound: Hellraiser II: Dir. Tony Randel. This is the full and complete unrated US version. Includes a featurette Lost in the Labyrinth, stills gallery and a theatrical Trailer. Widescreen. (1988) 

Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer: This is the original UNCUT version and has the ending in its correct form with some extended violence. [BA]

The Holy Mountain: Dir. Alejandro Jodorowsky. Widescreen (1974)

Horror of the Zombies: aka Ghost Galleon. Amando De Ossorio's third and possibly most atmospheric installment in the Blind Dead quartet. This is the fully uncut edition in excellent quality. Don't expect to see this on DVD ever!

Horror of the Zombies: Ghost Galleon. Dir. Amando De Ossorio. This is a very nice upgrade to the previous version. This is not the awful version available in the Dead Time Stories boxset... This is the fully uncut Midnight Video version. (1974)

The Horrible Secret of Dr Hitchcock: L'Orribile Segreto del Dottor Hitchcock. aka RAPTUS: The Secret of Dr. Hitchcock. Dir. Ricardo Freda. Full to bursting with classical gothic horror imagery and a true milestone of the Italian horror film. London 1885 Dr. Hitchcock enjoys playing bizarre games with his wife, sending her into a coma like state and then having sex with her. One day the inevitable happens and he administer too much of the drug and kills her. Several yeas later Dr. Hitchcock takes a new wife, but his new wife soon realises that something is amiss.

The House With Windows that Laughed: La Casa dalle finestre che ridono. Dir. Pupi Avati. This is the gorgeous, fully Remastered Italian 25th Anniversary Edition DVD. An artist and his girlfriend travel to a remote village in order to restore the ageing fresco of St Sebastian's gruesome death at the village church. It seems that all the villagers are too scared to tell the new painter that the original artist that painted it was a death crazed murderer! who committed suicide. When some of the locals do pluck up the courage to tell him, they too end up dead! Superbly sustained and atmospheric stuff!  Widescreen Subtitled. (1976)

The House With Windows that Laughed: La Casa dalle finestre che ridono. Dir Pupi Avati. An artist and his girlfriend travel to a remote village in order to restore the ageing fresco of St Sebastian's gruesome death at the village church. It seems that all the villagers are too scared to tell the new painter that the original artist that painted it was a death crazed murderer! who committed suicide. When some of the locals do pluck up the courage to tell him, they too end up dead! Superbly sustained and atmospheric stuff! This is the LFVW Version. Widescreen Subtitled. (1976)

I Drink Your Blood: Classic hippie drive-in movie classic. Something Weird Video version. Widescreen. (1970) [BA]

I Spit on Your Grave: aka. Day of the Woman. Dir. Meir Zarchi. Jennifer escapes to the countryside so that she can get some peace and quiet to finish her book. Of course peace and quiet comes at a price. The local male villagers take a shine to her and show her just how much they like her and the only way they know how, by raping her numerous times in what has to be one of the most squalid and downright degrading scenes in cinema history. But the viewer is also rewarded with possibly the most gratifying of revenge plots when Jennifer get her own back on the men, one by one. (1978). [BA]

Intruder: This is the unbelievably rare Dragon DVD that should never have been pressed due to copyright issues, but here it is! Totally UNCUT with extras. Very gory story about a night shift at a supermarket where people are dying off one by one in all manner of disgusting ways. Includes US Trailer Widescreen. [BA]

Krvavy Roman: Horror Story. Dir. Jaroslav Brabec. Fantastically and fascinatingly shot film from the Czech Republic... starting out like a classic German expressionist horror and then bringing in elements from early sound as well as modern film techniques. Not only an amazing film, but also a lesson in film studies! Black & White/Tinted. original 1.33:1 ratio. English subtitles. (1992)

The Last House on the Left: Dir. Wes Craven. This is the old Dutch Empire release. (1972) [BA]

The Last House on the Left: Dir. Wes Craven. Wes Craven’s debut feature and is still being refused  by the BBFC, very nice uncut French TF1 version. Includes trailer Widescreen. (1972) [BA]

The Last House on the Left: Dir. Wes Craven. Everyone knows the story of Mari and Phyllis celebrating Mari's 17th birthday by going to a Bloodlust concert, but being kidnapped and tortured in the most horrible ways by Krug and company! This is the most recent release of the film including 'Forbidden Footage' as well as outtakes and dailies. Includes Trailer Widescreen or Fullscreen (1972) [BA]

The Living Corpse: Zinda Laash. Dir. Khwaja Sarfaraz. This is the Pakistani interpretation of the Dracula legend and an excellent adaptation it is too! It was the first Dracula film to include the so called 'baby stealing' scene and was banned upon its release in its native Pakistan. A true oddity! Black and White In Urdu with English Subtitles. (1967)

The Living Dead Girl: La Morte Vivante. Dir Jean Rollin. The corpse of a young girl is reanimated when toxic waste, stored near her body under the family chateaux leaks fumes. She awakes with an insatiable thirst for blood, she then finds her living lesbian lover, who she enlists to help her in her quest for blood. Possibly one of Rollins best films and contains his trademark imagery, secluded castles and of course lesbians. Unfortunately this is only in fair quality. Subtitled.

Lost in New York: Dir. Jean Rollin. Subtitled Widescreen.

Mad Dog Murderer: La Belva col mitra. aka The Mad Dog Killer. Dir. Sergio Grieco. Widescreen Subtitled. (1977).

Mad Ron's Prevue's From Hell: Dir. Jim Monaco. This is an excellent Horror/Exploitation trailer compilation including all sorts of classics such as House of Exorcism, Ilsa: She Wolf of the SS, Night of the Bloody Apes and loads of other stuff. (1987)

Man from Deep River: aka Deep River Savages. Umberto Lenzi. A photographer (Ivan Rassimov) travels upstream to the uncharted wilds of Thailand only to be caught by a tribe who believe him to be an aquatic monster. The tribe torture and threaten to kill him when the chiefs daughter rescues him at the last minute. Not long after he is settled into the tribe with the chiefs daughter they come under attack from a rival tribe, and he begins to fight for the tribe that once threatened to kill him. This is Umberto Lenzi's classic cannibal film that started it all and contains all the trademark animal and human mutilation that have come to be expected of this often brutal sub-genre. [BA]

Maniac: This is the old Anchor bay NTSC Videocassette of Bill Lustig's early masterpiece of sickness. Contains extras that are probably on the DVD. Trailers, TV Spots, Promo footage for Maniac 2 aka Mr. Robbie and the deleted Date scene!. Widescreen.

Mark of the Devil: Dir. Michael Armstrong. This is the fully uncut version of the film (longer than the Anchor Bay UK DVD). Based on real events from the 18th Century witchcraft trials. Herbert Lom plays the evil and sadistic Witchfinder who brutally tortures and abuses the young women he suspects as being witches. Widescreen (1969)

The Marseilles Connection: Cool little Italian gangster/crime thriller from the early eighties. [BA]    

Monster of the Opera: Strange and atmospheric black and white Italian Horror film. Italian language without English subtitles.

Mountain of the Cannibal God: aka Slave of the Cannibal God. Dir. Sergio Martino. Marvelous jungle/cannibal caper from Sergio Martino, starring Ursula Andress as a woman in search of her husband who is lost in the jungle, or is he? Some very gory moments! Widescreen.  

Night of the Doomed:

Night of the Living Dead: 30th Anniversary Special Edition: This is John Russo's revamping of the original NOTLD with over 15mins of new footage blended in to the original film, also completely re-scored and re-edited. From the Region 4 special edition includes loads of extras, including the original 1968 version! Includes Trailer, Black and White Widescreen.

Night of the Seagulls: La Noche de las gaviotas. Dir. Amando De Ossorio. Forget the crappy cut VHS transfer in the US Brentwood boxset. THIS is the fully uncut version and in much better quality too! (1975)

Night of the Seagulls: Armando De Ossorio. Italian version titled Terror Beach. This is the 4th and final installment in the Blind Dead series. Italian Language no Subtitles Widescreen. [BA]

Night of the Sorcerers: Armando De Ossorio. Before the Blind Dead there was this! Cannibal witches in the jungle. [BA]

Night Train Murders: Don't Ride on Late Night Trains - L'Ultimo treno della notte. Dir. Aldo Lado. One of the most violent and unflinching thrillers in the history of Italian exploitation cinema and often compared to Last House on the Left and Mario Landi's Giallo a venezia. A group of low-life degenerates con their way onto a late night train where they proceed to rape, torture, humiliate and finally kill two young women... ending in classic Last House on the Left style! This print is taken from the ultra rare and uncut Japanese Laserdisc. Widescreen (1974)

Nightmare City: Umberto Lenzi's entry into the Italian zombie craze of the early 80's. An airplane which has been exposed to radiation crash lands and spills forth blood crazed (and armed) zombies, who proceed to munch their way through the countryside. Excellent film! this is the Red Edition version. Widescreen. 

Nightmares in a Damaged Brain: aka Nightmare Very nasty slasher from Romano Scavolini. This is an official Video Nasty! [BA]

Nosferato in Brazil: Dir. Ivan Cardoso. A truly odd little Brazilian film following the exploits of a Brazilian Nosferatu. This is a Something Weird Video Print. (1970)

Raisins de la Morte: aka Raisins of Death. Dir Jean Rollin. A young girl is travelling on a train through France on her way to meet her boyfriend. Her boyfriend is an owner of a vineyard and is experimenting with a new type of pesticide. The unfortunate side effects of this are the the locals begin to rot, die and then become the walking dead. The young girl flees the village in search of safety and the living! Superb Rollin imagery as usual and the scenes of the girl running through deserted medieval villages are fantastic. The quality on this one is fair, not brilliant. Subtitled.  

Rampage: Dir. William Friedkin. This is Friedkin's often over looked serial killer movie. five people have been brutally murdered and the killer is still out there. Very intense, sustained and superbly directed this could easily stand alonside classics such as Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer etc... Ennio Morricone provides the score. (1987) [BA]

Red Monks: I Frati rossi. Dir. Gianni Martucci. A young woman marries an extremely wealthy man that owns a creepy old mansion. Having originally liked the idea of living in the old mansion, she gradually grows to hate it and her husband due to the strange goings on in the house... Eventually she learns his deep, dark secret. (1988)

Requiem for a Vampire: TITLED: Caged Virgins. Dir Jean Rollin. Sexy young lesbian girls are lured to an evil castle (what else!) in order to become vampire virgins who serve the every need of the Vampire Queen. Excellent! [BA]

Requiem for a Vampire: Vierges et vampires. Dir. Jean Rollin. Two young women on the run end up at a mysterious castle, which just so happens to be inhabited by a lusty female vampire that wants their virgin blood in exchange for immortality. This is the full UK version and is longer that the US Caged Virgins print. Widescreen in English or French with Wnglish subtitles. (1971)

Return of the Evil Dead: Amando De Ossorio. This is the second in the Blind Dead Series and unlike the redemption tape, is Uncut with extended violence. Widescreen. [BA]

Return of the Evil Dead: El ataque de los muertos sin ojos. Dir. Amando De Ossorio. This alternate version is totally different to the Anchor Bay and Redemption releases. Whilst missing some minor action it includes scenes that are not in any other version, also almost every Blind Dead attack is extended and is more graphic. Also this edition has a slightly different, but correct scene order to pre-existing versions. In total it runs almost 4mins longer that the other versions, even though it's missing some minor stuff! Spanish Language no subtitles. [BA]

Return of the Blind Dead: Fully Uncut Composite version: Dir. Amando De Ossorio. The second installment in Ossorio's Blind Dead series. This is the Midnight Video Special Edition and is a composite between the regular Atlas version and the longer and slightly more violent Spanish domestic version. Widescreen (1973)

Return of the living Dead: Very nice UNCUT edition. Widescreen.

Santa Sangre: Dir. Alejandro Jodorowsky. Totally bizarre and super surreal epic of sex, death, murder and mutilation. A sick and disturbed mother who has had her own limbs severed by her jealous husband, uses her son in place of her missing limbs. (1989) [BA]

Seven Women for Satan: Les Week-ends maléfiques du Comte Zaroff. Dir. Michel Lemoine. By day a mild mannered businessman, in his dreams Boris Zaroff chases naked females on his country estate; just like his notorious father. One weekend, two visitors arrive at Boris's Castle. The young girl is fascinated by tales of the wicked Zaroffs and asks if she can see their infamous torture chamber. Maybe now the Zaroff dreams can become a reality once more. A fantastically stylized and sleazy French Horror. Widescreen Subtitled. (1976)

Sex with a Smile: 40 gradi all'ombra del lenzuolo. Dir. Sergio Martino. Starring a plethora of Italian beauties including Barbara Bouchet and Edwige Fenech. Five short comic sketches, all unrelated to each other, except that they are all expressions of Italian sexual humor. In one sketch, Marty Feldman plays a bodyguard, hired by her father to watch a young woman; he watches her a little too closely. In another, while Barbara Bouchet's husband is out of town on business, a stranger offers her twenty million lire in return for sex. If you've seen all their Gialli and still can't get enough of those beauties, try this! (1976)

Sex with a Smile 2: Love in 4 Easy Lessons - Spogliamoci così senza pudor. Dir. Sergio Martino. Another episodic sex comedy with yet more bared euro beauties of yesteryear including Barbara Bouchet and Ursula Andress. (1976)

Sexy School Teacher: L'Insegnante. Dir. Nando Cicero. Starring the fabulous Edwige Fenech in one of her non-Giallo roles... instead in a cheeky soft-core comedy. The story centers around a boy who goes to school and spends his day fantasizing about girls his dreams come true when his mother hires a teacher Edwige to give him some extra tuition. From there he tries to seduce her. He sneaks glimpses of her through a keyhole when she is changing. He finally succeeds in seducing her when she gives him the kiss of life after he pretends to be dead in a bath. Great for fans of Fenech who love to see her in various states of undress! (1975)

Scrapbook: Dir. Eric Stanze. This nasty little film (shot on video) documents the life of Leaonard a brutal serial killer who keeps a scrapbook of all his victims, taking photos and video of their battered bodies and forcing them to write about their , pain, suffering and humiliation for inclusion in his morbid book...Often difficult to watch! (2000)

Session 9: Dir. Brad Anderson. Five men begin work removing and making safe the asbestos of an old decommissioned, almost gothic looking insane asylum. Time is limited and they must finish within a week to receive their bonus therefore tensions are high especially when each of them is also battling their own personal demons. It slowly becomes clear that the dark, haunted and brooding atmosphere, and perhaps the lingering memories of the former patients is in control here gradually bending and twisting the workmen to insanity. Fantastically atmospheric in its use of imagery and often chilling. Widescreen (2002)

The Shunned House: Dir. Ivan Zuccon. Based on a Lovecraft tale, this Italian (filmed in English on Digital) production revolves around three writers from different time periods, working in the same oppressive house. Gradually and for rather confusing reasons they begin to go mad... Perhaps it's the women in their lives or maybe it's the house itself? It's been compared to the work of Fulci and labeled fantastic... It's neither, it is however mildly interesting in so much as charting the progression of Italian Horror cinema. Widescreen (2003)

Slave Girls of Morgana Le Fay: Subtitled. [BA] 

Stagefright: Deliria. Dir Michele Soavi. This is the European EC version which is far superior to the US Anchor Bay version. This edition is presented in its correct screen ratio or in a matted version and is better picture quality. (1987)

Superstition: Dir. James W. Roberson. This is the UK VTC Pre-Cert of this excellent supernatural Horror. (1982)

Ted Bundy: Dir. Matthew Bright. Nice production re-enacting the life, times and brutal killings of Ted Bundy. (2002)

Texas Chainsaw Massacre II: Tobe Hoopers Over the top sequel, much more gory than the first and a darkly comic spin, stars Dennis Hopper. Includes the trailer, Widescreen.

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre II: This is the Elite laserdisc version with rare outtakes and deleted scenes not featured on the current MGM DVD. 

Tombs of the Blind Dead: Armando De Ossorio The original first Blind Dead film very atmospheric and totally uncut. Spanish Language with English Subtitles, Widescreen. [BA]

El Topo: Dir. Alejandro Jodorowsky. Widescreen Subtitled. (1970)

TT Sindrom: TT Syndrome. Dir. Dejan Zecevic. Excellent breakthrough Serbian Horror. Available with a synopsis detailing the basic plot intricacies.  Serbian language without English subtitles. Widescreen. (2001)

Two Orphan Vampires: Les Deux orphelines vampires. Dir. Jean Rollin. This is a good quality time coded  WORKPRINT. Two beautiful teenage girls, Louise and Henriette are blind orphans living in a nunnery when Dr. Dennary decides to take them to Paris to have their eyesight corrected. What nobody realises is the at night the girls' eyesight returns (although only in blue) and they sneak out in order to roam freely. Another beautifully whimsical film by Rollin.  English language Widescreen.

Vidocq: Dir. Pitof. Paris, 1830. Vidocq a policeman turned detective is fighting with a long term rival, the "Alchemist" who is suspected for the murder of three people. Vidocq looses the battle and disappears, his biographer then arrives in Paris and decides to continue the Vidocq's investigation. This is the first feature film to be entirely shot on HD Digital cameras. Subtitled. (2001) 

The Wax Mask: Dir. Sergio Stivaletti. The famed project that was to have been the monumental pairing of two of Italy's great genre directors, Dario Argento and Lucio Fulci. Stivaletti took over in the directors chair after Fulci's unfortunate death. This is the Spanish DVD version.  Widescreen Subtitled. (1999)

Werewolf Woman: La Lupa mannara - Naked Werewolf Woman. Dir. Rino Di Silvestro. (1976)

Zombie 3: Titled. Zombie 2. Dir. Bruno Mattei and Lucio Fulci. From the original Japanese VHS. Widescreen. (1988) [BA]

Zombie Holocaust: aka Dr. Butcher MD An excellent film that shouldn’t be missed cool cannibal/zombie action and some very nasty killings. Includes trailers. Widescreen.

DARIO ARGENTO

4 Flies on Grey Velvet:  From an old US tape a little dark in some places, but overall good quality, and an excellent film, very underrated. Widescreen and Uncut. [BA]

Bird with the Crystal Plumage: Dario Argento’s Debut feature and the first of his “Animal Trilogy”, a classic example of the Giallo genre. Widescreen. [BA]

Il Cartaio: The Card Player. Dir. Dario Argento. Anna Marie, a police woman is forced to play a dangerous game of cards with a mysterious killer over the internet. If she looses... he graphically kills another victim and broadcasts it to her via webcam. She teams up with a British policeman in order to find the killer. Dario's latest film and an inventive update of the classic Giallo! nice print. Italian no subtitles. Fullscreen. (2004)

The Cat O'Nine Tails: Il gatto a nove code. Dir. Dario Argento. This is an excellent and very rare Widescreen and subtitled print from UK channel FilmFour. No ads or network logos. Widescreen Subtitled. (1971) [BA]

Dario Argento: An Eye for Horror: (2001)

Dario Argento: Master of Horror: [BA]

Dario Argento: World of Horror: [BA]

Deep Red: Dario Argento’s Masterpiece fully Uncut. Includes trailers and a short documentary. Available in Italian with English subs or English dubbed. Widescreen [BA]

Door into Darkness: Fantastic Giallo TV series devised and created by Dario Argento for RAI in 1972. Each short is introduced by the young Argento.

All episodes are in their original 1.33:1 ratio and are in colour (although originally broadcast in Black and White) English Subtitles (1972)

NONHOSONNO: Argento's latest Giallo which is reputed to be a long awaited return to form. Max Von Sydow is Moretti a retired detective whose last case was the Dwarf Murders, 17 years earlier. Moretti's fears that the true killer was never caught are proved when the killers hallmark murders begin to happen again. Having promised Giacomo, the son of the last victim 17 years ago, that he would bring the killer to justice, Moretti comes out of retirement in order to help Giacomo get to the bottom of the murders and find the true identity of the savage killer. This is Argento's best effort since Opera. Nonhosonno is extremely well shot, with incredibly savage murders and a typically convoluted narrative. Add this to the perfect score from Goblin and you have a perfect Argento package, just like the good old days, superb! English language or Italian with English subtitles Widescreen.

Opera: Superb Italian DVD version of Dario Argento's seminal classic. This is a longer and more graphic version than the old UK tape. A mad killer is tying up and murdering people in front of a young opera diva in the hope that it will bring her sexual gratification. Fantastic modern Giallo! Italian language no subs  a synopsis is available (but you know the story)! Includes Trailer, Widescreen.

Opera: aka Terror at the Opera. This the definitive Anchor Bay version of what is arguably one of Dario Argento's greatest films to date. Totally uncut and Remastered picture and audio. Also includes an all new 30min documentary. Widescreen.

Phantom of the Opera: Dario Argento’s version of this classic tale, includes interviews and trailers. Widescreen.

Phenomena: Dario Argento’s excellent later Thriller/Giallo. Includes interview, behind the scenes footage and trailer. Widescreen.  

The Stendhal Syndrome: Dario Argento's 1996 return to the Giallo genre starring his daughter Asia. Asia is plagued by a psychosomatic disorder of the films title in which she experiences hallucinations at the sight of great works of art, not to mention the fact that she is being stalked by a maniac! This is the Dutch DVD version, Totally UNCUT unlike the US release and includes Dario Argento's World of Horror completely UNCUT as an extra! Widescreen. [BA]

Suspiria: This is the ultimate version of one of Argento's best films! The film itself is totally revamped for its 25th anniversary. Remastered from the original film negative the picture and sound are stunning and the film has never looked so good, especially in its original 2.35:1 aspect ratio. Extras include Two theatrical trailers (International and US)  TV Spot, Radio spots a Daemonia music video and a poster and stills gallery. Widescreen. [BA] This also includes a Suspiria 25th Anniversary documentary. This features Dario Argento, Daria Nicolodi, members of Goblin as well as stars , discussing various aspects of the film. This counts as a separate trade as it's too long to fit onto a single tape along with the film.

Tenebre: Titled Tenebres. Dario Argento. This is the very nice quality French DVD of Dario Argento's classic Giallo. This print is taken from the original Italian master and is the most complete version available, more so than both the Anchor Bay and the Sazuma version. English language with small non-removable French subtitles, but who cares with the quality and completeness of the print. Widescreen.

Tenebre: This is the Roan laserdisc edition and is the same as the Anchor Bay DVD. Longer than the UK Version. Widescreen. 

Two Evil eyes: Dir. George A. Romero & Dario Argento. [BA]

Zombie: Dawn of the Dead: Argento cut: Dir. George A. Romero. This is the Argento's slightly tighter cut of the film containing some alternate scenes and a slightly different score with a more prominent Goblin soundtrack! Includes Trailers. (1978)

MARIO BAVA

4 Times That Night: One of Mario Bava’s excellent non-Horror/Giallo efforts. This is from the superior Image DVD edition, not the UK Pagan version. Widescreen Subtitled.

Danger Diabolik!: Not Horror but Mario Bava's fantastic crime caper. Diabolik is a master criminal and in the art of disguise. He steels some priceless jewels for his girlfriends birthday and an elaborate plan to catch the master criminal Diabolik is hatched. Excellent! [BA]

Diabolik: Danger: Diabolik!. Dir. Mario Bava. This is a DVD-R port from the fantastic quality and letterboxed Paramount laserdisc. See Mario Bava's Technicolor crime epic in the quality and ratio it was meant to be seen in, this truly is an  excellent print and a highly recommended film! Widescreen (1968)

Baron Blood: Mario Bava. Original European version includes original trailer. Widescreen. 

Bay of Blood: Directed by Mario Bava Considered as the inspiration for Friday 13th. Uncut version. Widescreen.

Black Sabbath: Anthology film from Mario Bava and “presented” by Boris Karloff. Fully uncut original Italian version. Includes trailer Italian with English Subtitles, Widescreen.

Black Sunday: One of Mario Bava’s all time greatest films presented in its original Italian version. Includes trailer, Black and White, Widescreen. [BA]

Blood and Black Lace: This is the TOTALLY UNCUT version of this fantastic film. And includes the full bath murder not seen in other prints. Includes the original Italian credit sequence. This Remastered version Includes extras, Trailer, Widescreen Subtitled or in English. [BA]

Blood and Black Lace: Blutige Seide. Dir. Mario Bava. This is the latest DVD edition of Bava's classic Giallo. This edition benefits from improved picture quality over the US VCI edition and a extensive selection of extras including 16 Mario Bava trailers! Fantastic! Widescreen English or Italian with English Subtitles. (1964)

Dr. Goldfoot and the Girl Bombs:

Five Dolls for an August Moon: Perhaps one of Mario Bava's more curious entries into the mystery/giallo genre. A group of 'well to do' people are isolated on an island in a jazzy beach house, playing various twisted party games. The point of the party? To obtain a revolutionary chemical formula, sure to make its owner rich! Therefore various guests bid, backhand and out-bid other guests in an attempt to obtain the formula. The result? Murder! and lots of it! executed only in the manner with which Bava can! This is the UNCUT European version. Specify Italian Language/English subtitled or English dubbed. Widescreen.

The Girl Who Knew Too Much: Mario Bava excellent thriller/Giallo one of his best and in gorgeous Black and White Includes trailer. Widescreen, subtitled.

Hatchet for the Honeymoon: Mario Bava is at it again in this glorious Giallo, includes trailer. Widescreen. 

Hercules in the Haunted World: One of Mario Bava's entries into the Peplum genre and not missing any of his trademark genius photography. The ancient and mythical setting allows Bava to really go to town on the mise en scene. Hercules must journey to the pits of Hades in order to seize the magical stone that will liberate his love from the clutches of darkness. This is the slightly different US version of the film from an old US tape. (1961)   

Hercules in the Haunted World: Ercole al centro della terra. Dir. Mario Bava. Unlike the above version this is the original European version of Bava's second feature. The film and Bava's sumptuous style truly come through in this beautiful Widescreen print. Either in English preserving the slightly more lighthearted dialogue or in Italian language with English subtitles preserving the original tone of the film. Fantastic! Widescreen. English or Subtitled. (1961)

The House of Exorcism: Mario Bava and Alfredo Leone’s different edit of Lisa and the devil, to make it more like The Exorcist. Includes trailer, Widescreen

Kill Baby...Kill: Operazione Pura. Dir. Mario Bava. Yet another Bava Classic, women keep turning up dead in a village in Transylvania with coins embedded in their hearts. Fantastic mix of Gothic Horror, Ghost story and Giallo style thriller. Must see!

Lisa and the Devil: Mario Bava’s all time Masterpiece. This is the Directors original version. Includes deleted scene and trailer. Widescreen.

Mario Bava: Maestro of the Macabre: This is a fantastic documentary! Full of clips, pictures and discussion about 'little Hitchcock'. Includes invaluable contributions from Lamberto and Roy Bava (Son and Grandson), Tim Lucas, Joe Dante, John Carpenter and Daria Nicolodi amongst others. The documentary explores many aspects of his life and career whilst specifically focusing on some of his films. Narrated by The UK's Mark Kermode. Image DVD. Widescreen. (2001)

Operazione Pura: Kill Baby...Kill. Dir. Mario Bava. This is the superb brand new Lamberto Forni tape fresh from Italy and is the complete uncut version in Widescreen! This is far superior to the VCI DVD (I may at some point combine the two to make a very nice widescreen, English language print). Italian without subtitles Widescreen. [BA]

Planet of the Vampires: Mario Bava’s rare and absolutely fantastic Sci-fi outing. This is clearly one of the inspirations for Ridley Scott's Alien. from an Out Of Print UK tape. [BA]

Planet of the Vampires: Upgrade. This is the recent US DVD of Mario Bava's superb inspiration for Alien. This transfer is fantastic and retains all of Bava's trademark cinematography in gloriously vivid colours. Includes AIP Trailer Widescreen.

Rabid Dogs: Cani arrabbiati. Mario Bava. A standout film in Bava's cannon for its gritty realism and  relative minimalism in comparison to his overtly baroque productions such as Blood and Black Lace. But Bava's fingerprints are still all over the film in some inspired camerawork. A group of criminals attempt an armed robbery which inevitably goes wrong when their getaway car breaks down. The man hijack another car along with its two passengers. The remainder of the film is based around the robbers along with their hostages, trying to escape the authorities and is set almost exclusively in the cramped confines of the car. Boring you may think? But this is Mario Bava! Superb, Must see! Widescreen Subtitled.

Shock: Mario Bava. A later Giallo film that was co-shot with his son Lamberto. This is the original European version. Includes interview with Lamberto and a trailer. Widescreen.  

Twitch of the Death Nerve: More Mario Bava. This is the full UNCUT and Remastered edition of Bava's original Body-Count movie Picture is an improvement over the previous edition offered. Includes extras and Trailer Widescreen.

I Vampiri: Mario Bava and Riccardo Freda. Billed as the first true horror film to come out of Italy. The French police begin to find corpses completely drained of blood in the river Seine. A journalist, Pierre begins to investigate The Vampire Murders himself and as a result discovers that the motive and source of the bizarre killings is much more sinister and far closer to home than he could have ever imagined...Black and White Subtitled Widescreen.

The Whip and The Body: Bava's Wonderful gothic horror with Christopher Lee, has been cut all over the world due to the whipping scenes. Original UNCUT European version with extras. Widescreen Subtitled or in English, please specify.

LUCIO FULCI

A Lizard in a Woman's Skin: Una Lucertola con la pelle di donna - Schizoid. Dir. Lucio Fulci. Fully Uncut version. Brazilian beauty Florinda Bolkan (DON'T TORTURE A DUCKLING) stars as Carol Hammond, a woman fearing she has lost her mind. Despite the repeated assurance of her psychiatrist Dr. Kerr (George Rigaud), Carol finds it quite difficult to shake her recurring nightmares of perversity and horror. Things take a dramatic turn for the worse when Carol's latest nightmare- in which she stabs her disruptive, noisy hippie neighbor Julia (Anita Strindberg, a star of many giallos of this period)- becomes all too real. Carol is soon apprehended when some of her belongings (including a paper knife and a fur coat) have turned up missing, only to be found at the crime scene. But it wouldn't be a giallo if things were so simple. Contained in the increasingly complex latticework of the murder are an unfaithful husband (Jean Sorel), a murderous, psychotic hippie and an ugly case of blackmail involving a member of the Hammond family. As the investigation progresses, Carol's nightmares continue and more bodies pile up, until the true murderer is discovered. The greatest film of Fulci's Career (in my opinion) and probably one of the most important entries into the Giallo genre as a whole. Widescreen (1971)

Aenigma: From the German DVD therefore it’s in German with no subtitles. A detailed synopsis is provided. Widescreen.

Beatrice Cenci: Dir. Lucio Fulci.

The Beyond: Lucio Fulci. Loads of extras. Available in English or Italian with English Subtitles. Widescreen. [BA]

La Casa nel Tempo: The House of Clocks. Lucio Fulci’s TV movie about a group of young thugs that invade a creepy old house, but the elderly inhabitants aren’t what they seem, quite a lot of gore for a TV Movie! Must have for collectors! Italian without subtitles Widescreen. [BA]

Conquest: La Conquista. Dir. Lucio Fulci. A modern entry into the Italian Peplum genre from Lucio Fulci. Loosly based on the Hercules adventures of the 60's and 70's but injecting more adult elements such as scantily clad women and copious amounts of gore. An evil woman wreaks havoc on theis mythical world by sending her henchmen out to rape, piliage and generally cause havoc. It is up to two heroes to put things right and save the world. This film possibly contains some of Fulci's most impressive work in the form of superbly shot action scenes and its surrealist overtones! NTSC.

Don’t Torture a Duckling: Lucio Fulci classic Giallo, one of his best. Widescreen . [BA]

The Eroticist: Dir. Lucio Fulci. Made between A Lizard in a Woman's Skin and Don't Torture a Duckling. Fulci made his entry into the popular Italian genre of 'sexy' comedies. A senator running for presidency has a rather odd and completely uncontrollable habit... pinching women's bottoms! He can't help himself, whether it's a princess or a wealthy ambassador's ageing wife, he can't help it. A press photographer catches him in the act and begins to bribe him. Eventually he admits himself into a convent for spiritual recuperation... only for his problem to get worse!  A very amusing comedy and definitely interesting to see some of Fulci's work outside of the horror genre... but it's still distinctly Fulci. Very rare in such excellent quality. Widescreen (1972)

Four of the Apocalypse: I Quattro dell'apocalisse. Dir. Lucio Fulci. Superb edition of one of Fulci's few Westerns, often considered as one of his overall best, totally uncut and either in English or Italian with English subs. Includes Trailer and featurette. Widescreen. (1975).

The House by the Cemetery: Lucio Fulci fully uncut version and much better for it! Widescreen. [BA]

A Lizard in a Woman's Skin: Lucio Fulci Early thriller/Giallo music by Ennio Morricone. From the Out Of Print UK tape. [BA]  

Lucio Fulci Collector Tape: This is a compilation tape containing various bits etc... mainly from Italian TV of Fulci films, programmes etc.. Very bad quality.

Massacre Time: Tempo di massacro. Dir. Lucio Fulci. This is the first of Fulci's three Westerns. This is the violent story of prospector Franco Nero who returns home to help his alcoholic half-brother and finds a maniacal, bullwhip-wielding tyrant controlling the land and his sibling. Nero joins forces with his brother to try and beat the sadistic madman and his followers. This is not the poorly dubbed version that is available on DVD, This is a good quality Widescreen subtitled version making this already excellent film even better.  Widescreen Subtitled. (1966)

Murder to the Tune of Seven Black Notes: The Psychic - 7 note in nero. Dir. Lucio Fulci. Still relatively unknown Giallo from Fulci that is much underrated but very rarely seen. A newly married woman, who possesses psychic abilities, begins having strange visions upon moving into her new marital home. She sees visions of a woman being brutally killed and walled up inside the living room. Acting on her vision, she breaks open the wall and finds a skeleton.  Her husband becomes the prime suspect for the murder, whilst his wife and her therapist investigate the matter in order to clear his name. A superb Giallo from Fulci, maybe even one of his finest films! Widescreen (1977)

Murder-Rock - Dancing Death: Murderock - uccide a passo di danza. Dir. Lucio Fulci. This print is from the Japanese Laserdisc. (1984)

The New York Ripper: Lucio Fulci Very extreme Giallo most complete version available has extra dialogue. Includes trailer, Widescreen. 

One on Top of Another: Una sull'altra. aka Perversion Story. Dir. Lucio Fulci. (1969)

Red Monks: I Frati rossi. Dir. Gianni Martucci - Produced by Lucio Fulci. A young woman marries an extremely wealthy man that owns a creepy old mansion. Having originally liked the idea of living in the old mansion, she gradually grows to hate it and her husband due to the strange goings on in the house... Eventually she learns his deep, dark secret. (1988)

Rome: 2033: Lucio Fulci’s rare Sci-fi outing with dueling gladiators of the 21st Century. From an Out Of Print UK tape. [BA]

Silver Saddle: Sella d'argento - They Died with Their Boots On. Dir. Lucio Fulci. The third of Fulci's three true Spaghetti Westerns. This one sees a young boys father brutally murdered in front of his eyes. The young boy grows up, takes revenge on his fathers killer and becomes the most feared bounty hunter in the West! (1978)

The Smuggler: Fulci’s only gangster film and has some very bloody shootings. From an Out Of Print UK tape. [BA]

Touch of Death: Quando Alice ruppe lo - When Alice Broke the Mirror. Dir. Lucio Fulci. Typically over the top gory effort from Fulci. This originally made for TV (don't let that put you off) film concerns a gambling addicted womanizing murderer that is in the habit of eating his victims! (1988)

Voices from Beyond: Lucio Fulci This latter film is not one of his greatest but has some nice dream sequences. From an Out Of Print UK tape. [BA] 

Zombie: aka Zombie Flesh Eaters. Another Roan laserdisc edition. Again this is the same as the old Anchor Bay DVD. [BA]

Zombie 3: Titled. Zombie 2. Dir. Bruno Mattei and Lucio Fulci. From the original Japanese VHS. Widescreen. (1988) [BA]

JESS FRANCO

The Bizarre World of Jess Franco: Franco interview/documentary.

Bloody Moon: Dir. Jess Franco. A disfigured freak goes on a killing spree at an international school for languages, killing off nubile young girls one by one. Much hated by Franco fans, but I quite like it! This is a very nice quality print straight off the UK Inter Light Pre-Cert. (1981) [BA]

El Conde Drácula: Count Dracula. Dir. Jess Franco. Franco's interpretation of the classic Bram Stoker tale starring Christopher Lee, Klaus Kinski and Herbert Lom. This is a very nice remastered print. 1.33:1 (original ratio) Spanish language without subtitles (1970)

The Corpse Packs His Bags: El Muerto Hace las Maletas. Directed by Jess Franco and based on a novel by Edgar Walace. Spanish without Subtitles. [BA]

Count Dracula: El Conde Dracula. Dir Jess Franco. Spanish without Subtitles. [BA]

The Curse of Frankenstein: La Maldicion de Frankenstein. aka The Erotic Rites of Frankenstein. Dir Jess Franco. Spanish without Subtitles. [BA]

Exorcism: Jess Franco. Fully uncut Redemption Benelux version.

Faceless: Dir. Jess Franco. This is both a remake of Franco's earlier Gritos en la Noche and his homage to Eye Without a Face. Dr Flamand is the best surgeon in the plastic surgery filed and has restored the beauty of many a Parisian woman. Unfortunately his sister is afflicted with a hideous facial disfigurement which he is unable to improve because she needs a total skin graft. Soon after (obviously) dead headless women begin to litter the streets of Paris! Excellent film with an excellent cast including Telly Savalas and Brigitte Lahaie. Widescreen. (1988)

Faceless: Dir Jess Franco. This is an upgrade print from the Japanese VHS. Better quality than the above but in Fullscreen 1.33:1 rather than Widescreen. Highly recommended. (1988)

The Female Vampire: Hard Version: Lusterne Vampire im Spermarausch. Dir. Jess Franco. Widescreen German Language. (1973)

Jack the Ripper: Dir. Jess Franco. This is the infamously lavish production of one of the most enduring crime mysteries. Franco does it glorious justice here in the only way he knows how! (1976)

Killer Barbys: Dir. Jess Franco. Franco's rather bizarre Horror Musical. A band... the Killer Barbys' tour bus breaks down on a remote road. They of course) take refuge in a mysterious castle owned by an ethereal countess who bathes in blood in order to stay young. Unfortunately for the Killer Barbys the countess has just run out of blood and lucky for the countess the Barbys are easy pickings! Plenty of typical Franco here to keep the die-hard fans interested as well as naked women running through castles! Spanish language without Subtitles. (1998)

Mansion of the Living Dead: La Mansion De Los Muertos Vivientes. Dir. Jess Franco. This is Franco's entry into the Tombs of the Blind Dead/Templar vein. A group of women holidaying in Spain stumble on a Templar site. Loads of atmosphere and of course nudity, lesbian sex and women being raped by long dead Templar nights! oooh! Spanish Language. (1982)

Night of the Killers: La Noche de los Asesinos. aka Sospiri. Dir Jess Franco & based on The Cat and The Canary by Edgar Allan Poe. Spanish without Subtitles Widescreen. [BA]

The Sadist of Notre Dame: Dir. Jess Franco.

The Sinister Eyes of Dr Orloff: Jess Franco Spanish import therefore Spanish Language without Subtitles. [BA]

Tumba de los Muertos Vivientes: aka Tomb of the Living Dead. Jess Franco. This is a must for all Franco compleatests and is his original version of Oasis of the Zombies. Not the other, inferior French version. [BA]

Vampyros Lesbos: Las Vampiras. Dir Jess Franco. Spanish without Subtitles Widescreen, but the exterior shots seem to be pan and scanned (?). [BA]

The Vengeance of Dr Mabuse: La Venganza del Doctor Mabuse. Dir Jess Franco. Spanish without Subtitles. [BA]

Virgin Among the Living Dead: Dir Jess Franco. A young woman goes to the British Honduras for the reading of her fathers will and encounters her extremely bizarre relatives as well as a whole host of walking dead. Although lacking in any kind of real narrative this is still a personal favorite of mine. 

LAMBERTO BAVA

A Blade in the Dark: Lamberto Bava’s take on the Giallo genre Excellent! Widescreen . [BA]

Body Puzzle: A later Giallo from Lamberto Bava and surprisingly it’s a very good film, probably one of the better Giallos of recent years including The Stendhal Syndrome.   

Delirium: Le Foto di Gioia. Lamberto Bava - Giallo. Midnight Video print from Japanese LD. Widescreen.

Demons: Demoni. Dir. Lamberto Bava. This is the absolute epitome of 80's Horror and is everything that a Horror film should be... Bloody, scary, tense, dark, atmospheric and above all fun! People are randomly invited to an exclusive screening of a mystery Horror film at a new cinema venue. Things start to turn nasty when one of the members of the audience tries on a prop mask on display in the lobby, cuts herself and evolves into a flesh hungry demon! soon enough it's a full scale demon invasion with the remaining members of the audience fighting for survival. Surely one of the greatest 80's Horror films and still Lamberto Bava's best! Fully Uncut. Widescreen. (1985)

Demons 2: Demoni 2. Dir. Lamberto Bava. An equally superb and fun sequel and more than lives up to the expectations generated by the first entry! Excellent! Fully Uncut. Widescreen (1986)

Graveyard Disturbance: Dir Cut: Fun Horror romp from Lamberto Bava, originally made for TV. A group of teens on holiday end up locked in a crypt full of zombies. Very atmospheric in places. Includes Trailer.

Macabre: Lamberto Bava’s debut feature, nice little psycho-thriller from Out Of Print UK tape (not the GO version). [BA]

RUGGERO DEODATO

Cannibal Holocaust: Holocausto Canibal. Dir. Ruggero Deodato. This is the Deluxe EC Edition of the film and is currently the best presentation of the film so far. Includes two extensive and informative interviews with Director Ruggero Deodato. Includes Trailers.  Widescreen. (1979)

Cut and Run: Post Cannibal Holocaust jungle action by Ruggero Deodato. From out of print UK tape. [BA]

Dial: Help: Ragno gelido. Dir. Ruggero Daodato. Made perhaps after Deodato ran out of steam, before his comeback with The Washing Machine, but still a relatively decent film. A psychic woman finds that she can tap into the spirit of a dead phone operator. Soon after she begins to be plagued by evil spirits that 'make things happen' and start killing off her friends. An 'alternative' entry into the Giallo genre. This print is from the uncut Japanese tape. NTSC.

House at the Edge of the Park: Ruggero Deodato very nasty revenge flick with David Hess. [BA]

The House at the Edge of the Park: La Casa sperduta nel parco. Dir Ruggero Deodato. Beyond his mechanic day job, Alex (David A. Hess) is a manic. A pair of rich socialites pull into his garage one day needing repairs and end up inviting him and his friend to one of their high-brow dinner parties. Seeing this as an oppotunity to indulge in his favorite past times of rape, torture and torment, Alex accepts. But are the guests there for Alex's amusement or is he there for theirs? From the EC Laserdisc. Widescreen. (1980). [BA]

The Last Cannibal World: Ruggero Deodato with Another jungle and cannibal romp, with Me Me Lai. [BA]

The Washing Machine: Ruggero Deodato's bizarre entry into the Giallo genre. [BA]

JORG BUTTGEREIT

Corpse Fucking Art: Documentary on the making of some of Jorg Buttgereit’s classics, great behind the scenes footage. German Language No Subtitles.

Der Todesking: Jorg Buttgereit suicide anthology, cut by a couple of seconds. Subtitled.

Nekromantik: Spec Ed. Jorg Buttgereit has loads of extras including making of, short film, trailers, still gallery and more. Subtitled.              

Nekromantik II: Jorg Buttgereit a more polished sequel, just as nasty! Includes trailer. Subtitled.

Schramm: Dir. Jorg Buttgereit. Lothar Schramm works as a taxi driver but has a double life... his other life being an indiscriminate serial killer, killing anyone who takes his fancy. But he especially hates women! This is perhaps Buttgereit's most accomplished and last 'proper' film to date. Subtitled. (1993)

Sex Gewalt I Qute Laune: Compilation tape of short films from Germany’s underground scene. Includes rarities from the likes of Jorg Buttgereit and Manfred Jelinski. German Language No Subs.

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