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Black Shampoo (1976) (Blu-ray/DVD Review)

John Daniels transforms from the Sunset Strip’s most charming stylist into a chainsaw-wielding hero in Black Shampoo (1976), a wild blaxploitation ride packed with sex, violence, and mob mayhem. Now beautifully restored on Blu-ray/DVD, this cult classic finale is one you won’t forget.
Subspecies 4: Bloodstorm (1998) (DVD REVIEW)
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Subspecies 4: Bloodstorm (1998) (DVD REVIEW)

Get ready for Subspecies 4: Bloodstorm, where vampire fledgling Michelle’s daring escape sparks a twist-packed, gore-soaked chase through Bucharest. With Radu, Ash and a motley crew of allies thrown into the fray, this darkly humorous finale sinks its teeth in and never lets go.
The Dark (2018) (DVD REVIEW)
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The Dark (2018) (DVD REVIEW)

Get ready for The Dark, a gripping DVD-only horror where a vengeful spirit and a man running from his past are drawn into a deadly forest. Twisted bonds, brutal thrills, and a hint of redemption make this overlooked gem impossible to forget.
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Pigs (1973) (Blu-ray/DVD Review)

Sink your teeth into Pigs (1973), Troma’s underrated shocker now gorgeously restored by Vinegar Syndrome in a two-disc Blu-ray/DVD packed with juicy extras and alternate cuts. Follow the mysterious Lynn Webster and her pen of human-flesh-hungry pigs as they turn a sleepy California town into a chilling nightmare.
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Penitentiary II (1982) (Blu-ray/DVD Review)

Martel “Too Sweet” Gordone trades roller skates for boxing gloves and enlists a genie-wearing Mr. T in the delightfully cheesy, newly restored Penitentiary II—now out on region-free Blu-ray/DVD packed with killer bonus features. Relive the 80’s sequel’s wild charm in crisp 2K with exclusive commentary, interviews, trailers, and more.
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Lovers Beyond Time (1990) (DVD Review)

Step into the strange, sexy world of Lovers Beyond Time, where Sylvia’s life is hijacked by an invisible lover, mysterious deaths and a haunting musician she can’t catch. Mondo Macabro’s DVD piles on the fun with behind-the-scenes docs and a Greek Twilight Zone-style episode, making this wild cult classic utterly unmissable.