It's Tuesday, which means it's time for another edition of Horror In Your House, our weekly DVD/Blu-ray release list that features all things digital in horror. The highlight o the week is Toby Wilkins' indie film Splinter, which arrives on both DVD and Blu-ray from Magnolia Home Entertainment. In addition, Lionsgate has a trio of 80's movies that you should all be picking up. Read on for the list....
Horror In Your House
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
THE BAND FROM HELL: Tapeworm
Aspiring rock musician Tony returns to his college town to reunite with his estranged girlfriend, Rosemary. Upon returning, Tony meets the rock hit band Neowolf and starts acting erratic. Rosemary, confused and frustrated with Tony, seeks out help, leading her to suspect that the band is vengeful pack of werewolves, killing anyone in their way.
Sai, a new age, hip, young artist living in a downtown warehouse delves into an elusive fantasy world of the unknown. An enigmatic and handsome man seduces her to try an ancient drug that, unbeknownst to her, will make her the prey of a vampire from a dark dimension. He will take advantage of her newfound addiction and use it to cross over from his world into hers.
FEAR THE FOREST: Next Wave
The Native American Indians thought it was fact... they respected, feared it and Believed to be a God. Ten Years ago, there was a "Ghost-like something" seen killing people in the dark unforgiving woods as people were culled away one by one and some never to be found. When Barbara Sanders and her free spirited college friends venture off into the deep woods of the Northeastern Valley Mountains to look for this so called legend and for a weekend retreat, their camping and canoeing trip fun turns into Fear in the Forest and a dangerous roller coaster adventure ride when they each encounter the unspeakable terror! Now it's a serious struggle against Man Vs Beast in which there can only be one in the end.
FOREST OF DEATH: Image
In this mind-twisting thriller from the creators of "The Eye" and "Re-cycle," a dark forest known for causing mysterious deaths becomes the focus of a recent savage murder. A homicide detective, a botanist researching the paranormal, and his tabloid TV reporter girlfriend each embark on a treacherous journey to the heart of this "Forest of Death," where a chilling revelation awaits them all.
EL LLANTO DE HELENA (HELENA'S CRY): Navarre
Isabela bears a tormented life ever since the tragic death of her daughter Helena on a road accident; which is now currently investigated by two journalists: Sonia and Juan Ramón. Rumors have said that a strange apparition from beyond the dead is responsible for the killings of those unlucky ones traveling there by night. The reporters try to get to the bottom of the problem but what they uncover is an incoherent and incomprehensive history in which the evil forces seem eager to continue killing the innocent.
A Young student finds himself being transformed to a vampire after a night with an attractive female vampire.
NOVEMBER SON: Ariztical Entertainment
Two years ago Elliot Hamilton's obsessive love for another man left a trail of bloodied bodies behind and the survivors piecing their live back together and seeking answers for his fatal breakdown. Emily is attempting to cope with the guilt and loss of her murderous son. Nancy is desperate to find the love, friendship and support of a man. Maggie desires the companionship of a best friend. Marti is attempting to run from a deep secret of her own. Now, Eli and his controlling father George have become a part of the women's lives, and they share a secret which will force each of them to confront their fears and guilt. When the truth comes out, the terror begins. Each of the women and both men are tossed into scenario after scenario of bloodshed, torture and the ultimate hell of death, mutilation and destruction.
Eight different people are invited to a five-year high school reunion at their now closed down high school where a former student, disfigured from a prank gone wrong, awaits to take revenge.
SPLINTER: Magnet/Magnolia (TEX’S PICK OF THE WEEK)
A young couple retreats to the wilderness for a romantic camping weekend, but the trip quickly spirals into a nightmare when they are carjacked by an escaped convict and his girlfriend. Thrown together by chance, no one can imagine the terrifying horror that awaits the two couples at a remote and isolated gas station.
SUMMER SCHOOL: Osiris
Charlie is a teenage horror buff and even runs his own movie review website. He decides to spend his last evening before the start of summer school catching up on his movie viewing. He watches one horror flick after another, his private movie marathon lasting well in to the wee hours of the night. In class the next day, lack of sleep overwhelms Charlie and he nods off. He soon finds himself in a series of all- too realistic nightmares that look an awful lot like his movies.
THE TELLING: MRI-RED
Three girls hoping to pledge the most elite sorority on campus must each tell the scariest story she can think of…
THE TREK: Plan 10
When Keith and Kim Russell head into the mountains on an adventure packed honeymoon, they find much more action than they were expecting. When the newlyweds stumble upon a pair of cave dwelling savages, their romantic getaway quickly becomes a tragic nightmare as each couple tests the limits of how far they are willing to go in order to protect the ones that they love.
I was never a huge fan of Repossession. My friend Carolyn got the LaserDisc signed by Linda Blair at a con in 2005!!! I loved Slaughter High and My Best Friend is a Vampire! Totally work picking them up if you were an 80's kid. Lionsgate also released Hiding Out and Morgan Stewart's Coming Home (That one is notable cause the main character is obsessed with The Texas Chainsaw Massacre...he even has a signed Tobe Hooper chainsaw), goes on a date to see Attack of the Killer Tomatoes and has a dinner table argument with his GF's parents about the William Castle film Strait-Jacket!
Even though "Slaughter High" was a badly reviewed movie, I liked the movie. I mean, I just like the storyline of it all. It should have been executed better. Maybe if it was the movie could be more recognizable in todays times. I might rent it. I will buy "Splinter", "The Telling:MRI-RED", and "Summer School".
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Aspiring rock musician Tony returns to his college town to reunite with his estranged girlfriend, Rosemary. Upon returning, Tony meets the rock hit band Neowolf and starts acting erratic. Rosemary, confused and frustrated with Tony, seeks out help, leading her to suspect that the band is vengeful pack of werewolves, killing anyone in their way.
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