Up! (1976) (Severin Films) Blu-ray Review
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Up! (1976) (Severin Films) Blu-ray Review

Dive into Russ Meyer’s jaw-droppingly perverse Up!—co-written by Roger Ebert and now dazzling in 4K from Severin Films with fresh commentaries, an exclusive Raven De La Croix interview and rare archival gems. Get ready for a sex-blasted thrill ride of sodomized Führers, ravenous piranha and sapphic ecstasy in Meyer’s most outrageous adventure yet.
Vixen, Super Vixens, & Beneath the Valley of the Ultra Vixens (Severin Films) Blu-ray Reviews
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Vixen, Super Vixens, & Beneath the Valley of the Ultra Vixens (Severin Films) Blu-ray Reviews

Rediscover Russ Meyer’s bold Vixen—shot for just $70,000 in 1968, it defied an X rating and 23 obscenity trials to become a top-grossing, game-changing indie classic. Now shimmering in stunning 4K with over three hours of new and archival Severin Films features, Erica Gavin’s free-spirited Vixen has never looked or felt more electric.
Malabimba (1979) (BLU-RAY/DVD REVIEW)
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Malabimba (1979) (BLU-RAY/DVD REVIEW)

Sink into the ultimate 70s sleaze-fest with Malabimba, newly restored in glorious 2K and uncut on Blu-ray, complete with revealing interviews, audio commentary and reversible artwork. Brace yourself for a wild, unforgettable ride through horror, eroticism and blasphemy!
Industrial Animals (2016) (BLU-RAY REVIEW)
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Industrial Animals (2016) (BLU-RAY REVIEW)

Get ready for Troma’s Industrial Animals, a tight, one-hour found-footage thrill ride where a provocative social experiment spirals into a haunting exploration of desire and dark fantasies. With only three players, strong performances, and a twist you won’t forget, it proves less really can be more.
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House of Whipcord (1974)

Experience Pete Walker’s House of Whipcord (1974), a sly women-in-prison thriller that trades gore for mounting suspense and devilishly memorable characters. This cult classic’s twisted punishments and eerie atmosphere paved the way for modern horror hits like Hostel.