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Suffer, Little Children (1983) (Intervision) DVD Review

Dive into the infamous Video Nasty that censors tried to bury—Suffer, Little Children is now uncut and uncensored, letting you uncover the chilling occult mystery of 45 Kingston Road before it’s lost to history.

zombiesdontrun February 21, 2025

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Trick or Treat (1986) (Standard Version) (Red Shirt/Synapse) 4K Ultra HD Review

Get ready to rock and scream with Trick or Treat (1986), the beloved ’80s cult metal horror where a teen’s favorite rocker comes back from the dead to settle scores. This new 4K Dolby Vision edition cranks up the chills with 5.1 surround sound and hours of killer bonus extras.

zombiesdontrun February 13, 2025

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The Hitcher (1986) (Warner Brothers) 4K Ultra HD Review

Hop in for a wild 4K Ultra HD ride with The Hitcher, the 1986 cult classic where a simple highway favor turns into a desperate battle against Rutger Hauer’s unstoppable terror. Once overlooked, this unforgettable thriller now shines brighter than ever with razor-sharp visuals and heart-stopping suspense.

zombiesdontrun October 19, 2024

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Return of the Living Dead Part II (1988) (DVD Review)

Pop in Return of the Living Dead Part II for a campy, goo-soaked zombie romp bursting with offbeat humor, nostalgic charm and bonus director commentary.

zombiesdontrun March 29, 2014

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Night Train To Terror (1985) (Blu-ray/DVD Review)

All aboard Night Train to Terror’s devilish 80s horror ride, now gleaming in glorious 2K on Blu-ray/DVD with outrageous gore, wacky claymation and three twisted tales of murder, ritual and Satanic revenge. Loaded with bonus interviews, commentary and God-versus-Satan soul-bargains, this wild anthology is a must-have for every cult horror fan.

zombiesdontrun January 3, 2014

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Combat Shock (1986)

Get ready to dive into Buddy Giovinazzo’s gritty Troma cult classic, Combat Shock (aka American Nightmares), where war-weary Frankie fights to keep his sanity in a grimy New York underworld. Brace yourself for a haunting, slow-burn journey that stays with you long after the credits roll.

zombiesdontrun December 19, 2009