“In space, no one can hear you scream.”
Deck the halls – and celebrate the birthday of a genre legend – with Fright-Rags! Just in time for the holidays, unwrap Krampus merchandise and Christmas horror apparel, plus a Tom Atkins tee.
The Film Detective (TFD), a classic media streaming network and film archive that restores and distributes classic films for today’s cord-cutters, announces the release of Richard E. Cunha’s science-fiction classic, Giant from the Unknown (1958), on limited edition Blu-ray and DVD.
Having survived the violence and turmoil of his previous existence, Luc Deveraux has started a family and is working as a technical consultant on the Universal Soldier programme. The new generation of cyborg soldiers are overseen by the S.E.T.H. supercomputer and are even more deadly than before. Danger arises when S.E.T.H. becomes sentient and tries to negate Deveraux by kidnapping his daughter. With his family at stake, Deveraux has no choice but to return to action.
Waxwork Records is proud to present their official They Live Politician Spinature; ready to exert mind control over you! From John Carpenter’s 1988 classic horror film, the iconic politician alien comes packaged in a double window collector’s box.
Director John Boorman’s cerebral and eerily dystopian sci-fi tale Zardoz was released in 1974, not long after Boorman’s iconic Deliverance, and saw the director team up with Sean Connery, three years after his final official appearance as James Bond and light years away from anything either had done before.
In a post-apocalyptic 2293, Zardoz, a colossal stone head, floats over desolate plains, pausing to receive grain from masked horsemen, vomiting weapons as payment from its grimacing mouth.
Friends, Britons and fellow James Bond fans, lend me your eyes – I come to praise Sean Connery, not to bury him. One of the last few movie stars left over from the dying days of the studio system, and arguably the most famous British actor of his, or any, generation, Connery embodied the old Hollywood male lead aesthetic better than most of his contemporaries.
Waxwork Records is proud to present their official Halloween II and Halloween III: Season of the Witch Spinatures. From the 1981 and 1982 classic horror sequels, Michael Myers, Witch, Jack-o-Lantern, and Skeleton all come packaged separately in a double window collector’s box.
Waxwork Records is proud to present their official Universal Monsters Frankenstein and The Bride of Frankenstein Spinatures. From the 1931 classic horror film and 1935 sequel, Frankenstein’s monster and the Bride of Frankenstein both come packaged separately in their own double window collector’s box.
Fright-Rags welcomes Halloween with merchandise spanning four decades of the Halloween franchise, from John Carpenter’s 1978 classic to 2018’s eponymous sequel.
John Carpenter called the first Lost Themes album “a soundtrack for the movies in your mind.” On Lost Themes III: Alive After Death, those movies are even more vivid. The song titles here are among his most evocative, too.
Years have passed since the Earth’s skyline hypnotized humanity with its other-worldly blue light; an alien race descending from the skies to steal our brains! For those that were unfortunate to look directly into the light, they became bio-mechanical killer extraterrestrials known as ‘Pilots’. Fortunately, humanity was able to survive! Forming a resistance, skyline survivors fought off the alien invasion; re-engineering the ‘Pilots’ biology so their humanity could be restored. Now the ravaged Earth’s survival depends on the peaceful coexistence of the human race and extraterrestrial ticking time-bombs…
In anticipation of Skylin3s‘ world premiere closing FrightFest Halloween Digital Edition 2020 on the 25th October, Attack from Planet B discussed with Liam O’Donnell his desire to create an Aliens-esque “international team of badasses” space movie.
