American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) and Something Weird are delighted to announce that The Defilers + A Smell of Honey, A Swallow of Brine is now available to pre-order!
At the nursing home where he is performing, the concert has ended, and Marc takes to the road. Shortly afterwards his car breaks down in the middle of nowhere. He is taken in by Bartel, an innkeeper who became psychologically fragile after his wife Gloria left him. This is how Marc’s ordeal begins…
Welcome Villain invites you to feel the pain with the announcement of their next film, the Australian shocker Beaten to Death, opening in select theaters on 1st September.
In 1985, Detective Inspector Gwyn Roberts was sent to a quiet Welsh seaside town to investigate an unusually threatening and vile anonymous letter, leading him to the home of mild-mannered clergyman, the Reverend Emyr Owen. What the police found in the unassuming house was shocking!
Severin Films in association with Cinematic Void and Rendezvous present Severin’s Super-Shock Pop-Up Film Festival 2023 at Brain Dead Studios 19th August.
Printed in Blood is proud to present the collector’s edition I Spit On Your Grave Scriptbook, featuring 144 pages of art, essays, and ephemera honoring 45 years of the iconic film.
Lucio Fulci’s Zombie has maintained status as a cult favorite in the horror world for over forty years, and the score by Fabio Frizzi undoubtedly holds top-tier status as one of the most iconic and influential horror film soundtracks of all time.
On 23 October (UK), and 24 October (USA/Canada), Indicator is proud to present two more 4K restorations in its acclaimed series of films by European horror auteur Jean Rollin, both of which are amongst his best-loved works.
Twin Temple are hellishly pleased to announce that their next album, God Is Dead, will be unleashed Friday the 13th of October!
On 21 August (UK), and 22 August (USA/Canada), Indicator is proud to present two more 4K restorations in its ongoing series of films by European horror auteur Jean Rollin, including his controversial first feature, and a lesser-known gem.
American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) and Something Weird are feverishly excited to announce that Dracula (The Dirty Old Man) – the movie that Bram Stoker’s estate doesn’t want you to see – is now available to pre-order!
When they arrive to spend the weekend in a large country villa, the guests are expecting a chance to unwind and make merry. Unfortunately, their host has neglected to mention that there are zombies in the basement. They’re feeling peckish too…
