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House (1986)

1986’s House is a wacky haunted-house romp starring Night Court’s Richard Moll (aka Bull) that feels more hilarious than horrifying. Packed with creative monsters, clever effects, and sly humor, it’s a cult classic you’ll want to revisit again and again.
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2001 Maniacs (2005)

College friends seeking a shortcut land in Pleasant Valley’s Guts and Glory Jubilee, where Robert Englund’s delightfully twisted mayor serves up blood-soaked thrills and darkly comic carnage. This gory remake is a wickedly fun ride you won’t soon forget!
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Killjoy 3 (2010)

Resurrected and imprisoned in a nightmarish mirror realm, Killjoy lures four college students into a bloody, clown-filled thrill ride complete with a clever twist—Trent Haaga’s devil-may-care performance makes every scare wickedly fun.
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TRIPPIN’ DVD and Digital Specs

Dive into TRIPPIN’—Devi Snively’s unrated, award-winning horror-comedy packed with gore, weed-fueled laughs, and red-hot hijinks—now available on DVD and digital in a 2-disc set loaded with behind-the-scenes extras and bonus shorts. Brace yourself for a wicked twist on cabin-in-the-woods clichés that takes you to uncharted territory.