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Director : Sam Raimi
Starring : Bruce Campbell
Run Time : 90 minutes (approx)
Aspect : 1.85:1 widescreen
Sound : Dolby Digital and 6.1 DTS
Supplier : Anchor Bay
Website : www.anchorbayentertainment.com
Format : DVD
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Tag Line :
The Evil Dead is, without a doubt, a world wide cult classic. Starring infamous B-movie actor Bruce Cambell as Ash, it is set in a cabin in the woods where evil has manifested itself. One by one Ash's friends are massacred and changed into deadites, which he has to fend off. Featuring some of the best camera shots and the best special effects, "The Evil Dead" is a mean mash up of gushing gore and shotgun action. Sam Raimi caught this in such a viseral way that it gives it its own unique flavour. This flick is highly recommended by me so buy it now before I send the Deadites round. Make sure you get the "Full Uncut Version" for the best gore attack!

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Director : Sam Raimi
Starring : Bruce Campbell, Sarah Berry, Dan Hicks, Kassie Wesley and Richard Domeier
Run Time : 82 minutes
Aspect : 16:9 Widescreen
Sound : 5.1 Dolby Digital
Supplier : Momentum Pictures
Website : www.momentumpictures.co.uk
Format : DVD
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Tag Line : Kiss your nerves goodbye!
This is the blood soaked follow-up to the world famous cult classic "The Evil Dead". It stars all round b-movie actor and general cult hero Bruce Campbell as "Ash" who once again has to fight off the hoards of demonic manifestations in "The Cabin in the Woods". He and his girlfriend Linda play the tape which contains incantations from "The Book of the Dead" and evil supernatural powers are released turning Linda into a Deadite and as more people arrive the film turns more and more into a bloodbath. Once again director Sam Raimi (who also directed the new "Spiderman" movie) makes use of his "Three Stooges" background filling the flick with lots of slapstick humor. One of my favourite parts is when a Deadite gets it`s head squashed in a trap door and it`s eye shoots across the room straight into a girls mouth. GROOVY!!

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Director : Sam Raimi
Starring : Bruce Campbell
Run Time : 81 minutes (theatrical version) / 96 minutes (director`s cut)
Aspect : 1.66:1 Widescreen
Sound : ?
Supplier : Anchor Bay
Website : www.anchorbay.co.uk
Format : DVD 2 disc collectors set
A.k.a. : Evil Dead 3
Tag Line : Trapped in time, surrounded by evil..
The third part of the series kicks of exactly where the second finished. Set in Medieval times, "Ash" (Bruce Campbell) has gone back in time to where the evil was first unleashed. Ash is sent on a mission to retrieve the "Necronomicron" (Book of the Dead) from its resting place so that the local druids can send him back to his real time. After the most loopy fight in the Evil Dead series he finally makes it to the place where the book is. He starts to recite a sacred passage which is meant to free the book but gets it wrong and unleashes the "Army of Darkness" upon the land. The dead start to rise and a great battle ensues which of course Ash shows off his fighting skills and his boomstick (shotgun). With even more slapstick humor than the previous film and less gore this has got to be one of the funniest spin offs in cult history and very entertaining.
The DVD contains both versions of the film, which are the U.S. theatrical version and the original directors cut with the extra 15 minutes of footage and the alternate apocalypse ending. Groovy!

directed by Kathryn Bigelow

Near Dark was released into theatres in early October 1987 by the DeLaurentiis Entertainment Group but it wasn't until it was released onto video by HBO home video that it achieved its reputation. The film stars Bill Paxton, Lance Henriksen and Jenette Goldstein who also stared in James Cameron`s superb sci-fi flick Aliens one year prior to Near Dark.

The story behind the movie is very good which I think adds to its success and makes it different to any other vampire flick. A young man, Caleb, meets up with a beautiful young girl whilst out and about one night. She is a vampire and gives him a nip on the neck instead of killing him turning him into a vampire and forcing him to join the gang of vampires she knocks about with.

The gang don`t want to accept him at first because he won`t kill to survive and keeps feeding of the young girls blood. Meanwhile Caleb`s dad and sister are out and about looking for him. Eventually his dad and sister manages to find him and take him back home where his dad gives him a blood transfusion returning him back to normal.

The film`s soundtrack is very moody and the film flows along in the same style giving the viewer a felling of depth and creating a more meaningfull vampire film. Along with The Lost Boys, Near Dark is one of the Best Vampire flicks of the 80`s and still has allot of appeal. You can get the 2 disc dvd edition from most major outlets which has been re mastered and released by Anchor Bay Entertainment. The packaging is excellent and if you buy it from MVC it comes with a free poster.
ADITIONAL IMFORMATION

Starring Adrian Pasdar, Jenny Wright, Lance Henriksen, Bill Paxton and Jenette Goldstein
Music by Tangerine Dream
Film Editor : Howard Smith
Produced by Steven-Charles Jaffe
Written by Eric Red and Kathryn Bigelow
Directed by Kathryn Bigelow
Colour / 91 minutes
Presented by F/M Entertainment
www.anchorbay.co.uk or www.anchorbayentertainment.com

Director : Ridley Scott
Starring : Sigourney Weaver, Tom Skerrit, John Hurt and Veronica Cartwright
Run Time : 112 minutes
Aspect : 16:9 widescreen
Sound : 5.1 Dolby Digital
Supplier : 20th Century Fox
Website :
Format : DVD and VHS
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Tag Line : In space, no-one can hear you SCREAM!!!
A star ship, The Nostromo, investigates a transmission from a desolate planet and the crew go in to to investigate. After finding the ships captain, who looks like he has been dead for a millenium, they discover an area full of what looks like, giant eggs. A crew member, whilst pearing into a freshly hatched egg, gets attacked by an alien who attaches itself to his face. They rush the crew member back to the Nostromo but didn't realise what they took back with them.
What follows is one of the most successful Sci-fi flicks to date. Stunning effects and brilliant script tension combined with an excellent musical score make this movie a complete masterpiece. There is a great box set available for around 30 quid which contains all the alien movies and is the definitive collectors choice. The remastering is brilliant and Alien 3 has around an extra half hour to it.

Director : Stuart Gordon
Starring : Jeffrey Combs, Ken Foree and Barbara Crampton
Run Time : 81 minutes
Aspect : 4:3
Sound : mono
Supplier : Vestron Video
Website :
Format : VHS
A.k.a. :
Tag Line : Humans are such easy pray!
A very weird flick this and a bit trippy ( better with a biffer if you know what I mean ). Two scientists make a machine that can reveal what is on the "other-side". Strange flying creatures from another dimension start to take over and possesses one of the scientists during the experiments and he turns really nasty on his assistants arse. Crazy special effects and great atmosfere make this flick a real treat. Based on a story written by H.P.Lovecraft, "From Beyond" is a vision of raw fear and intensity and should not be missed so, dim the lights, spark up a biffer, and trip the fuck out!!

Director : Douglas McKeown
Starring : Charles Hilderbrandt, Tom De France and Richard Lee Porter.
Run Time : 78 minutes
Aspect : 4:3
Sound : mono
Supplier : Vipco
Website : www.horrorvideo.com
Format : DVD and VHS
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Tag Line : They`re here and They`re HUNGRY!
Two teenagers on a camping trip see a meteor fall from the sky and they go to investigate. What they discover is "The Deadly Spawn", a hideous looking alien with loads of razor sharp teeth. The two teenagers are both slaughtered and "The Deadly Spawn" goes off to find a hiding place, which happens to be a near by town, and unleashes it`s terror! A bloody gorefest from start to finish, "The Deadly Spawn" is an absolute cult classic.

Director : John Carpenter
Starring : Kurt Russell, Bill Lancaster, Albert Whitlock and Rob Bottin
Run Time : 104 minutes
Aspect : 2.35:1 widescreen
Sound : 5.1 Dolby Digital
Supplier : Universal
Website : www.universal.com
Format : DVD
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Tag Line : Man is the warmest place to hide!
In the winter of `82 a research team at a remote Antarctic camp discover an alien frozen in the ice for almost 100 thousand years. After it defrosts the changeling alien wreaks havoc by turning itself into one of the crew and then and anything else it feels like. Tension builds as the crew try to fathom out who or what is the thing? A remarkable remake of the black and white classic, "The Thing" is packed full of stunning gory effects and an outstanding performances, especially by Kurt Russell. Filmed very well and with good direction. A Classic sci-fi flick and not to be missed.

Director : Luigi Cozzi aka Lewis Coates
Starring : Ian McCulloch, Louise Monroe and Martin Mase
Run Time : 95 minutes
Aspect : 1.85:1 / 16:9 Widescreen
Sound : 5.1 Dolby Digital
Supplier : Blue Underground
Website : www.blue-underground.com
Format : DVD
A.k.a. : Alien Contamination
Tag Line : Hyper Gory Fun.
A deserted ship rolls into the New York harbor carrying it`s slaughtered crew. The coast guard go to investigate and inside they find the crew and captain dead. Aboard the ship is tonnes of green pods which, when touched, pulsate until they explode! When they explode the pods spray out a poisonous liquid which, when it splatters onto humans, causes their chests to EXPLODE!!!!


Soon everybody is joining in with the chest explosion thing, and a government research team are sent in to investigate. They soon uncover a plot of conspiracy and murder and set out to find who is harvesting these space spores and what could their connection be to a doomed mission to Mars?


This is almost a complete rip-off of Alien, which as a film, is shot better but in the other hand not as gory. It stars the infamous Ian McCulloch (Zombie Flesh Eaters and Zombie Holocaust) who plays the role of a scorned astronaut, who was let down by the government and out to seek revenge which, in the grand finale, gets his retribution.

It is still banned in the U. K. but is now available on Uncut and uncensored DVD for the first time in the U.S.A. which you can purchase it through amazon. It is a recommended buy for any serious collector and gets 5 stars at the home of horror.

Director : Norman J. Warren
Starring : Stephanie Beacham, Robin Clark and Jennifer Ashley
Run Time : 90 minutes
Aspect : 2.35:1
Sound : Dolby Digital
Supplier : Stone Vision
Website : www.fantasyblue.co.uk
Format : DVD
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Tag Line : Some where in the depths of space a horrific nightmare is about to become reality
Man had landed on the planet before: A fruitless expensive fiasco of an expedition. Then fifteen years later a small but disastrous landing left two men horribly and unexplainably dead. Now a third attempt had so far found nothing but a silent, lifeless world. Until they broke open an underground chamber and found in the most vilest way imaginable that the planet was not dead. A sleeping life for had been waiting in the depths for millennia needing only a chance to breed before escaping to spread like a fowl, devouring disease into the life blood of the universe. Great U.K. sci-fi horror with a twist.

Director : Tobe Hooper
Starring : Steve Railsback, Patrick Stewart and Frank Finlay
Run Time : 111 minutes
Aspect : 4:3
Sound : 5.1 Dolby Digital
Supplier : MGM
Website : www.mgmuk.com
Format : DVD
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A mission to investigate Halley`s Comet discovers an even more fascinating phenomenon : an alien space craft. After a deadly confrontation, the aliens travel to Earth where their seductive leader begins a campaign to drain the life force of everybody she meets (nice lady!). Her victims, in turn, infected with the strange condition continue the cycle by draining the life force of everybody they meet. Earth becomes in deadly peril and the missions soul survivor sets out to destroy her. Great sci-fi flick directed by Tobe Hooper ( Texas Chainsaw ) featuring space vampires. A must see, if not for the flick, but for the female vampires tits alone.

Director : Zack Snyder
Starring : Sarah Polley, Ving Rhames, Jake Weber and Mekhi Phifer
Run Time : 104 mins approx
Aspect : 16:9 anamorphic widescreen
Sound : 5.1 dolby digital
Supplier : Entertainment in Video
Website :
Format : DVD
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Tag Line : Too terrifying to be shown in cinema's !
Personally I hate remakes but in this instance I really enjoyed it. Not totally different from the original movie but with some different plot lines the Dawn of the Dead remake is great from start to finish. Well directed and an all star cast, the movie kicks in straight with the action on a big level.

A woman wakes to find her daughter in the shadow of the bedroom door. When she reveals her face it is totally disfigured. The father leaps from the bed to the aid of his mutilated daughter and she takes a whopping bite out of his throat. Blood generously shoots all over the place and he collapses on the bed. The woman manages to trap her demented daughter in the hall and tries to save her husband, who passes away. Her husband comes back to life and looks at her as if to say LUNCH TIME and lunges at her. What follows is a scuffle but she manages to escape the house and flees in her car. Terror and disaster surrounds her as she drives away aimlessly.

She ends up in a car crash and is knocked out cold. She comes around to a cop holding a shotgun to her head. They decide to stick together and meet up with another group who are going to seek refuge in the mall. What follows is a gore busting movie with a great set of characters and the most amount of zombies I have ever seen.

It was good to see some of the old latex style special effects in this movie as I think they look better than computer generated gore. On the DVD there is an interesting feature about head explosions and how they are done. Also there is a token spot in the movie in which special effects guru Tom Savini, who made all the special effects for the original film, is shown on the news (quite funny!). Good to see your still at it Tom!

Whether you are a horror fan or just like good movies you must have this DVD in your collection. Check out the directors cut as it is the UNCUT version.

Director : Andrea Blanchi
Starring : Karen Wiel, Maria Angela Giordano and Gian Luigi Chrizzi
Run Time : 81 minutes
Aspect : Widescreen
Sound : Mono
Supplier : Vipco
Website : www.horrorvideo.com
Format : DVD
A.k.a. : Burial Ground
Tag Line : Only the dying SCREAM!
The Zombie Dead....... says it all really! The usual zombie flick with a mad scientist breading destruction and mayhem. Best bit I thought was between the mother and son, (who must be one of the most wierdest sons ever!), she says 'come to mommy', and he does in the most grusome way. A whole lot of laughs and well worth a watch.

Director : Vincent Dawn
Starring : Frank Garfeeld, Robert O`Niel and Magrit Evelyn Newton
Run time : 96 minutes
Aspect : Widescreen
Sound : Mono
Supplier : Vipco
Website : www.horrorvideo.com
Format : dvd and vhs
A.k.a. : Hell of the Living Dead, Cannibal Virus and Night of the Zombies
Tag Line : When the creeping dead devour the living flesh!
An explosion at a chemical plant gives out a cloud of toxic waste and turns everybody in the vicinity into flesh eaters. Loads of people cark it and the only really amusing bit is the radio DJ and his quirky demise. Not one of the best zombie flicks on the market but still very watchable, with music courtesy of 'The Goblins. Badly dubbed in places and not really gory at all. There is however a hidden story in the film that, if you starve the third world they will come back and eat you. This DVD is the uncut version, which was previously banned in the U.K., and has been re-released by Vipco. Zombie Creeping Flesh is really only for the die-hard zombie fans.

Director : Frank Martin (aka Marino Girolami)
Starring : Ian McCulloch, Sherry Buchanan and Donald O`Brian
Run Time : 81 minutes
Aspect : Widescreen
Sound : Dolby Digital
Supplier : Stonevision
Website : www.fantasyblue.co.uk
Format : dvd
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Tag Line : Not for the faint hearted
Wierd stuff happens at a morgue in New York. The two doctors from the morgue get a lead and head an expedition to a remote tropical island to find out what`s causing the wierd stuff to happen. The idea for this movie has been totally borrowed from Zombie Flesh Eaters and is nowhere as good, even though it stars Ian McCulloch. One good bit is on a beach when a zombie gets his head mashed by a speed boat propellor....NICE! Well worth a watch.

Director : Jeff Dunn
Starring : Bob Elkins, Lonzo Jones and Lani Ford
Run time : 90 minutes (approx)
Aspect : 4:3
Sound : Stereo
Supplier : LD Filmworks inc
Website : www.zombiecult.com
Format : vhs
A.k.a. : none
Tag Line : `Graphically Gory Mayhem`.......Fangoria Magazine
Absolutely loony movie. Title says it all. A religious Cult has set up a camp to keep out a world full of maurauding zombies but slowly the zombies make their way in and start chomping. Loads of gore, some a bit unconvincing, and shit acting make this an all out gore-busting-b-movie. Well worth a watch if your into the genre.

Director : Bill Hinzman
Starring : John Mowod, Leslie Ann Wick and Lisa Smith
Run Time : 88 minuteshttp://www.itsonlyamovie.co.uk/front%20covers%20and%20disks/zombie%20nosh%20front.jpg
Website : www.horrorvideo.com
Format : vhs
A.k.a. : none
Tag Line : Entrails, guts, blood and GORE!.......Very Tasty!!
Not one of the best known zombie flicks, but Zombie Nosh is one of my personal favourites. Loads of cliche moments like `don`t open the door`! This film had me in stitches for hours. So pull up a chair, crack open some beer and enjoy this fun flick of the gory kind!

Director : Lucio Fulci
Starring : Ian Mcculloch, Tisa Farrow
Run Time : 90 minutes approx
Aspect : Widescreen 2:35:1
Sound : Dolby Digital
Supplier : Stonevision
Website : www.fantasyblue.co.uk
Format : VHS or DVD pal region free
A.k.a. : Zombie, Zombie 2, Zombies 2, Island of the Living Dead, Woodoo and Island of the Flesheaters.
Tag Line : When the earth spits out the dead they will return to tear the flesh of the living.
This has to be the best of the early zombie films. A boat rolls into the New York harbor unmanned and the police go to investigate. After a suspenseful few minutes they get attacked by what can only be described as a bloody flesh eater. The story starts off gory and gets worse as it goes along. This was one of the films that was banned in 82' in the UK so check the "Banned List" for more info. If you don't have a copy of this film order it now at amazon.com for the unrated version. It will be well worth it!

Director : Peter Jackson
Starring : Timothy Balme, Diana Penalver and Elizabeth Moody
Run Time : 100 minutes
Aspect : 4:3
Sound : Mono
Supplier : Universal
Website : www.universal.com
Format : DVD and VHS
A.k.a. : Dead Alive
Tag Line :
Mothers boy lionel has never been kissed, and he falls in love with a spanish girl, Paquita, who works at the local corner shop. The couple plan a visit to the nearby zoo, but lionels possesive mother is following them. Sneaking up close, the mother rubs up against a cage and is bitten by a toxic creature, a Sumatran Rat monkey, which sinks it fangs deep into her flesh. The bite turns bad and a vicious virus is let loose. This film doesn't hang around with the bloodshed.
Would you believe that this film was actually directed by the same bloke who did "Lord of the Rings!!!
In the first 5 minutes some guy gets totally mutilated by an Aussie tribe and the gore goes uphill from there on in. Brought to you by the same people who created "Bad Taste" (another Aussie epic), this all-out blood and guts splatter-fest is sure to touch even the hearts of the hardened gorehounds. This, without a doubt, has got to be one of the best all-time gore fests and is a must-have for any collector.
long live fly mo's.

Director : Michele Soavi
Starring : Rupert Everett
Run Time : 100 minutes
Aspect : 4:3
Sound : Mono
Supplier : 20th Century Fox
Website : www.foxhome.com
Format : VHS
A.k.a. : Dellamorte Dellamort
Tag Line : Frightfully funny
Dellamorte is a simple groundskeeper at Buffalora Cemetery, an un-final resting place where the dead wont stay dead. Knowing he`ll have a mountain of paper work if he reports the strange occurrences, Dellamorte simply re-kills the dead, with his trusty hand gun, hoping that it will solve the problem. With the help of his retarded friend, he manages to do so for a while but soon things start to catch up on him, people start to notice, and there seems to be no way out of the no-win situation.
Starring Rupert Everett, which is probably one of the roles he would like everybody to forget about, Cemetery Man is not one of the best known zombie-type flicks but is still surprisingly good. As the film progresses the story twists and turns until it`s crazy climax and it keeps its momentum with the use of lots of shocks and macabre black humor.

Director : Benjamin Clark
Starring : Alan Ormsby, Jane Daly and Anya Ormsby
Run Time : 90 Minutes
Aspect : 16.9
Sound :
Supplier : anchor bay uk
Website : www.anchorbay.co.uk
Format : DVD
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Tag Line : You`re invited to Orville`s coming out party...It`ll be a scream...YOURS!
Alan is an obnoxious theatre director who brings his acting troupe to a remote island to indulge in some black magic. The crew have mixed feelings about Alan's idea to raise the dead, but he keeps threatening them with unemployment so they play along. The initial voodoo is a prank, but the demented director decides to dig up a real corpse from the graveyard, calls him Orville and gets hitched to him in bizarre wedding ceremony. But mocking the dead won`t do as the graveyard starts to burst with zombies.
As usual, Anchor Bay have done a great job at remastering this all time classic and it is available in the uk from any decent stockist in its uncut format.

Director : Lucio Fulci
Starring : Catriona MacColl and Giovanni Lomhbardo Radice
Run Time : 88 minutes
Aspect : 4:3
Sound : Mono
Supplier : Vipco
Website : www.horrorvideo.com
Format : DVD and VHS
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Tag Line : From the bowels of the Earth they came to collect the living...
A woman`s horific visions fortell the opening of "The Gates of Hell" under a New England town called Dunwich. When she tells her story to some journalists, they set out to Dunwich to investigate and discover a zombie army of those burned at the stake over a century ago who are out to seek revenge.
Not one of the best Fulci flicks but is worth watching especially the "drill through the head scene" which has previously been cut from the U.K. version. All the pre cert versions are cut but there is a vhs transfer available from vipco.

Director : George.A.Romero
Starring :
Run Time : 192 minutes
Aspect : 4.9 screen size
Sound : mono
Supplier : STAX Entertainment
Website :
Format : DVD
A.k.a. :
Tag Line : They wont stay DEAD!
Terror reigns. Panic and paranoia take there toll. No-one knows why the dead are returning to life, only that the living are there victims. Seven people fight for their lives in a remote farm house, against an ever increasing number of living dead ghoules. One by one they are whittled down in a memorable shock finale. This edition includes the black and white version and the collectors edition colour version of the original flick. The ending, in my opinion, was actually better than the remake and the direction of the film was excellent. The original zombie classic which spawned a load of sequals.