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RIDDLE On DVD – 2/19/13

College student Holly Teller (Elisabeth Harnois) arrives in the eerie town of Riddle, PA searching for her missing brother, only to clash with a wary sheriff (Val Kilmer) and uncover chilling secrets in an abandoned asylum. This gripping thriller, also starring William Sadler, will keep you hooked from start to finish.
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Hellraiser: Inferno (2000)

Hellraiser: Inferno plunges you into a gritty LA thriller where a detective’s obsession with the legendary puzzle box leads to mind-bending horrors—Pinhead may only appear briefly, but this fresh, direct-to-video chapter still packs plenty of eerie suspense.
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Red State (2011)

Prepare to be surprised—Kevin Smith swaps his usual humor for pulse-pounding horror in Red State, blending dark laughs and razor-sharp social commentary. Anchored by Michael Parks’ unforgettable performance, it’s easily his best work since Clerks.
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Burning Bright (2010)

When a hurricane boards up Kelly and her autistic brother with a starving tiger, ordinary siblings must become extraordinary survivors in Burning Bright (2010). This creative, tension-fueled thriller—buoyed by strong performances and a killer twist—will keep you gripping the edge of your seat.
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Groupie (2010)

Groupie (2010) delivers a delightfully cheesy rock-thriller ride, with Taryn Manning as a deranged superfan and Eric Roberts as her perpetually exasperated manager. It’s so predictably bad, it’s oddly entertaining.
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The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988)

Join a curious anthropologist in Wes Craven’s 1988 cult classic The Serpent and the Rainbow as he delves into Haiti’s voodoo underworld in search of a real-life zombie drug. Packed with classic 80s chills, gritty visuals, and skin-crawling thrills, it’s a journey you won’t soon forget.