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Andrea Bianchi \ giallo \ Italian horror \ Severin Films \ splatter horror \ zombie horror
Burial Ground (Italian Zombie Splatter Depravity)
Now in the “completely bugged out” category of Cinema, Andrea Bianchi’s Burial Ground returns to amaze us all in the definitive version compliments of our friends at Severin Films. This film has confused and amused us for decades since its release in 1983 by Motion Picture Marketing and subsequent VHS edition by the legendary […]
horror comedy \ Michele Soavi \ Severin Films \ zombie comedy \ zombie horror
Cemetery Man (Grotesque and Sublime Zombie Horror Comedy)
The last great hope for Italian genre cinema, Michele Soavi’s Dellamorte Dellmore (christened Cemetery Man by October Films upon it’s US release in 1996) feels like the end of an era on celluloid. This beautiful, haunting and elegiac story of love and loss in land haunted by the undead has been tough to find […]
David Winters \ horror comedy \ Severin Films \ Troma Entertainment
The Last Horror Film (Onanistic Maniacal Horror Comedy)
With the success of 1980’s Maniac, producer Judd Hamilton saw dollar signs in the torrid team-up of the beautiful Caroline Munro and quirky character actor Joe Spinell. As a result, we were graced by the truly bizarre The Last Horror Film (lensed at the 1981 Cannes Film Festival as The Fanatic) less than two […]
Blu-ray \ psychological horror \ psychological slasher film \ Romano Scavolini \ Severin Films \ slasher film \ VHS
Nightmare (MKUltra Psychological Slasher Film)
It’s back! One of the sleaziest and ugliest of the slasher classics that oozed their ways onto movie theaters in the early 1980s has finally returned to your home after substandard earlier releases. Romano Scavolini’s Nightmare remains potent stuff and is more timely than ever in the wake of incidents like the Sandy Hook […]
Blu-ray \ devil worship \ drive-in trash film \ horror film \ Severin Films \ thriller film
Midnight (Greasy Shag Carpet Devil Worship Film)
Once more, the titans at Severin Films strike back with a fine piece of skeevy sleaze guaranteed to make you want to take a bath afterwards. John Russo’s Midnight was his first attempt to escape from under the considerable shadow of his former partner George A. Romero, and in many ways it fails but […]
David Blyth \ gore film \ horror film \ New Zealand \ Severin Films \ splatter film
Death Warmed Up (New Zealand Splatter Blu-ray)
Severin strikes again with another pulsating package of finely curated sleaze to please that’s ready to knock your dick into the dirt. We’re talking an undiscovered classick of epic proportions, something guaranteed to pop your lids and make you scream until you like it. Welcome to Death Warmed Up, you’ll thank me later. No […]
