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Visual Vengeance
RETRO REVIEW: Early ’90s thriller “THE WRONG DOOR” gets its debut on disc
Shot on Super 8, this less-than-stellar release from Visual Vengeance gets by on its own grainy charm.
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Rue Morgue Manor
Kevin J. Lindenmuth’s SOV favorite “VAMPIRES AND OTHER STEREOTYPES” coming on jam-packed Blu-ray; details, art & trailer
The 1994 feature is accompanied by over seven hours of bonus content.
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Michael Gingold
Blu-Ray Review: “THE ABOMINATION,” UNLEASHED At LAST!
Bret McCormick’s grisly 1986 video nasty finally goes digital!
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Jeff Szpirglas
SUPER 8 CULT CLASSIC “THE ABOMBINATION” TO BE RELEASED ON BLU-RAY
The gory 1980s Super 8 monster movie comes to Blu-ray this September with a slew of extra features.
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Rue Morgue Manor
Blu-ray Review: 2003 Cult Classic “BLOOD OF THE CHUPACABRAS” is SOV Cryptid Carnage at its Finest
Visual Vengeance infuses their already impressive shot-on-video reissue catalog with a collector's edition Blu-ray of Johnathan Mumm's influential goatsucker epic.
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Kevin Hoover
Lost Linnea Quigley film “HEARTLAND OF DARKNESS” debuting on Blu-ray from Visual Vengeance; details, art, trailer
Shot in 1989 under the title BLOOD CHURCH, it’s finally emerging with a whole bunch of bonus features.
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Michael Gingold
New Visual Vengeance label brings microbudget/indie horror to Blu-ray; details, art, trailers
The new disc division debuts with a pair of ultraviolent flicks this summer.
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Michael Gingold