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- By Loron Hays
Vestron Video continues its Lionsgate-sponsored rebirth with the High-Definition release of one of the craziest horror films to ever see the light of the day, Blood Diner. Where the fuck do I even begin? If you’ve seen the film, then you know EXACTLY the total anarchy ...
Read more: Blood Diner: Vestron Horror Classics (1987) - Blu-ray Review
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Two horny teenagers interrupt their quickie – now that the parental units have left the house – to down some more hooch. The guy needs something to drink. Apparently, her vagina isn’t satisfying all of his needs. Poor girl. As the dude leaves his best gal’s warmth ...
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- By Loron Hays
There are few things MORE terrifying to me than an exaggerated Richard Nixon mask. I don’t know why. Maybe it’s the extended nose or the heavily-lined cheeks, but it just creeps me the fuck out. In fact, it might be the single most terrifying thing that I know of. You’re aware of ...
Read more: Horror House on Highway 5: Limited Edition (1985) - Blu-ray Review
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Garden shears. It had to be garden shears. Ho! Ho! Ho! Let the stabbing begin! Written and directed by Todd Nunes, All Through The House is a Christmas-themed slasher that makes for a better trailer than it does a movie. I’m not saying that, as far as independent ...
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You say want sex and violence? Well, the Masked Mutilator has EXACTLY what you are looking for. Just be respectful because this house parent will definitely kick your ass ...
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Kitty’s back on the cell block! Woot! Woot! Let the sweat-dripping orgies begin! Violence in a Women’s Prison, originally released in 1982, is a damn ugly exploitation flick. Even when you lower the bar when it comes to Women in Prison flicks, this ...
Read more: Violence in a Women's Prison (1982) - Blu-ray Review
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In which David Chiang takes out strongman Bolo Yeung in a literal David and Goliath sequence! This is - thanks to the stunning choreography - the best scene in the movie and it leaves a lasting impression that resonates long after the movie has ...
Read more: The Heroic Ones (1970) - The Ti Lung / David Chiang Collection - Blu-ray
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Demons! Ghosts! Killer Clans! And one sword to rule them all! If you like your Kung-Fu completely bonkers and all sorts of SPACED OUT, then Holy Flame of the Martial World is the wild tale you have been waiting for! In it a reunited brother and sister battle all sorts of otherworldly villains on their ...
Read more: Shaw Brothers Classics, Vol. 4: Holy Flame of the Martial World (1983) - Blu-ray
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Have Sword, Will Travel is highlighted by a rousing finale which makes the journey through this love triangle absolutely worth it. Unfortunately, there’s quite a lot of drama to get through before we get to all the bloodletting. This might be a turn off for some fans of wuxia, but the film remains a ...
Read more: Have Sword, Will Travel (1969) - The Ti Lung / David Chiang Collection - Blu-ray
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Drugs are bad, mmkay? The third film directed by Tong Kai, one of the greatest Kung-Fu choreographers to have worked with the Shaw Brothers, is a masterpiece. And you thought martial arts couldn’t be moving?! How wrong you are. The tragedies in this film are unyielding as the leader of the ...
Read more: Shaw Brothers Classics, Vol. 4: Opium And The Kung-Fu Master (1984) - Blu-ray
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It’s monkey style kung-fu versus snake style in Sammo Hung’s highly entertaining Knockabout, a comical slick of chop socky which will have you laughing in no time.The comedy is what happens when two unfortunate con artists ...
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In which the 18 legendary weapons of China are dispatched to put an end to the bullet! Lei Kung (Liu Chia-Liang) is acting strangely. The Boxer rebellion is in full swing and several clans have sworn to train students ways in which to defeat the gun. This includes use of the supernatural. Anything is in ...
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In which a wall of 12 monks stacked on each others’ shoulders forces Derek Yee to perform the human corkscrew maneuver to slide right past them! Opening with a surprise attack by four ninja-dressed assassins, one courier's mission goes tits up really quickly and all ...
Read more: Shaw Brothers Classics, Vol. 4: Shaolin Intruders (1983) - Blu-ray
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The martial arts hijinks continue with the introduction of the “3 Holy Fools” who raise one of the two newborn sons destined to be emperor some day. Shaolin Prince is an epically cool late-era Shaw Brothers offering that should have been better received than it was back in 1982 when it was originally ...
Read more: Shaw Brothers Classics, Vol. 4: Shaolin Prince (1982) - Blu-ray
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In which an abacus becomes a weapon! Inviting a muscle-strapped cat named the ‘Spearman’ (Lung Tung Sheng) to a peace party is not a good idea. Okay, sure, the various members of the ‘Iron Flag’ clan have their reasons not to trust the criminal-minded ‘Eagles’, but the strongarm they hired is not ...
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