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More Titles Added to 88 Films’ Italian Line!
Dive into the best of Italian cinema—88 Films has just added more titles to its lineup, landing in 2015!
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In The Land Of The Cannibals (2004) (DVD Review)
Experience Bruno Mattei’s wildest jungle nightmare in In The Land Of The Cannibals, where hard-ass commandos face flesh-stripping savages in a brazen Predator-meets-Cannibal Holocaust mashup. Uncut in America and dripping with gleeful gore, it’s a gloriously outrageous thrill ride you won’t forget.
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Eurocrime! The Italian Cop and Gangster Films That Ruled the ’70s (2012) (DVD Review)
Dive into Eurocrime! for a thrilling two-hour exploration of the gritty ’70s Italian cop-and-gangster genre, packed with Mafia secrets, red-terrorism intrigue and insider stories from legends like Franco Nero. This well-researched doc is a cult cinema feast that will have you racing to uncover every lost poliziotteschi classic.
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Lots of New Titles Coming from Vinegar Syndrome
Ready for a wild ride? Vinegar Syndrome’s newest Blu-ray and DVD releases bring you kung-fu zombies, sleazy ‘80s trash and raunchy ‘70s erotica, all beautifully restored for your viewing pleasure!
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Ozploitation Trailer Explosion (DVD Review)
Grab your popcorn and dive into Ozploitation Trailer Explosion—a DVD packed with 65 rip-roaring Aussie trailers, from pub brawls and kung-fu showdowns to outback frights, perfect for cult-film fanatics and curious newcomers alike!
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Jekyll & Hyde Portfolio / A Clockwork Blue (DVD Review)
Experience Vinegar Syndrome’s 4K release of Eric Haims’ Jekyll & Hyde Portfolio, where erotic thrills meet gruesome slasher chills, and dive headfirst into A Clockwork Blue’s kaleidoscopic acid trip of saucy humor and Clockwork Orange–inspired mayhem!
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The Swimmer (1968) (Blu-ray/DVD Review)
Dive into Burt Lancaster’s unforgettable journey from pool to pool in The Swimmer (1968), now beautifully restored in 4K and loaded with documentary deep dives, rare photos and more. This haunting cult classic—part Twilight Zone, part New Yorker fable—will keep you pondering long after the credits roll.
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The American Cinematheque Honors Troma
Join us this Saturday, March 29, at the American Cinematheque for a star-studded celebration of 40 years of Troma Entertainment—honoring Lloyd Kaufman, Michael Herz, and the cult classics that turned Tromaville into legend!
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Indie Director (2013) (DVD Review)
Bill Zebub’s Indie Director offers a laugh-out-loud, behind-the-scenes look at the wild ride of indie filmmaking. Packed with cheeky humor, B-movie hijinks, and surprising insights, it’s a must-watch for anyone curious about the art (and chaos) of low-budget cinema.
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New Releases From Troma Entertainment
Step into Troma’s sultry, twisted thriller Dangerous Obsession as Detective Weinschenk untangles a seductive web of corruption, and brace yourself for Necronos: Tower of Doom, where Satan’s minions rise in a gory quest for an undead army. Both releases come loaded with trailers, behind-the-scenes features, and plenty of Tromatic extras!