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Taking A Quick Look At My Blue Underground Collection (Video)
Join me for a quick video tour of my Blue Underground collection—discover rare cult classics, stunning artwork, and my personal favorites!
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Demons (1985)
Get ready for Demons (1985), a Dario Argento-produced, Lamberto Bava-directed thrill ride packed with nonstop gore, killer ’80s synth beats, and a demon-infested nightmare you won’t forget.
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Full Moon Grindhouse: Filmgore (1983)
Join Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, for a 120-minute, no-holds-barred compilation of old-school grindhouse gore. No CGI—just pure, blood-soaked nostalgia guaranteed to thrill hardcore horror fans.
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Dead & Buried (1981) (Blu-ray Review)
Dead & Buried on Blu-ray delivers small-town chills, gruesome thrills and a twisted mystery brought to life by horror legends Dan O’Bannon and Robert Englund—perfect for anyone craving a truly unforgettable scare.
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Zombies DON’T Podcast III: The Prowler, Feast, and Killer Klowns From Outer Space
This week on Zombies DON’T Podcast, Chuck and Goob return fresh off Whitney Houston’s passing and a wild 3D Star Wars screening. They dive into The Prowler, Killer Klowns From Outer Space, and Feast, then wrap up with your questions, snacks, and plenty of laughs!
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Puppet Master (1989) (Blu-ray Review)
Rediscover Puppet Master’s razor-wielding puppets in crisp Blu-ray glory—this nostalgia-soaked cult classic delivers cheesy 80s charm, gruesome thrills, and the best HD transfer yet for fans old and new.
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Elves (1989)
Get ready for Elves (1989), a hilariously off-the-wall Christmas horror where evil Nazi experiments, demonic elves, and a rogue Santa Claus combine into a so-bad-it’s-fun VHS throwback.
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The Summer of Massacre (2011)
Dive into The Summer of Massacre, the horror anthology that packs a record-shattering 155 kills into five brutal tales—its over-the-top CGI gore might just ignite the fiercest debate among slasher fans.
Cannibal Kitchen: Silent Night, Deadly Night
Think your family holiday is stressful? Silent Night, Deadly Night cranks Christmas chaos to eleven, unleashing an axe-wielding Santa on tipsy relatives and turning mistletoe into mayhem.
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The Brood (1979)
Get ready for David Cronenberg’s The Brood, a 1979 horror classic where twisted therapy births vengeful, deformed children. Its bleak, unpredictable tale will haunt you from the first eerie scene to its unforgettable finale.