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1940s Chicago, a private eye dodges the draft, leading to disappointment from those close to him. Soon, he finds himself visited by three ghosts…
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The Invasion (2007) [Arrow Video]
Out now from Arrow Video
In this version of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, a psychiatrist finds herself in the midst of a panic in DC where people are being overtaken by something. When her son seems to be immune, her resolution to save him becomes even more important.
All the Haunts Be Ours Volume 2 – Part 2 (2024 release)
Now available from Severin Film’s
This box set is massive, MASSIVE. 13 discs, a ton of features and short films, more extras than one can watch, and a fantastic book. This is a set for folk horror fans with something for everyone for which quick reviews for each of the films can be found below.
The Birds Who Feared Death (2024)
Brothers who recently lost their father head to his land hoping to meet the Bird people so that they can get half of the money he left them. Along the way, they find more important things than money while also finding themselves.
All the Haunts Be Ours Volume 2 (2024 release)
Now available from Severin Film’s
This box set is massive, MASSIVE. 13 discs, a ton of features and short films, more extras than one can watch, and a fantastic book. This is a set for folk horror fans with something for everyone for which quick reviews for each of the films can be found below.
Heavier Trip (aka Hevimpi reissu) (2024)
The heavier metal band Impaled Rektum is in jail and so close to their release date they can smell it. However, one of the members’ father is ill and about to lose his farm so the guys decide to escape and go make money to help save the farm.
Daytime Revolution (2024) [DVD / Blu-ray]
During the week of February 14, 1972, daytime television was thrown for a loop as John Lennon and Yoko Ono joined “The Mike Douglas Show” as co-hosts, bringing along a selection of unlikely guests to provoke and entertain the show’s Philadelphia-based studio audience and a national viewership of 40 million.
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