Tonight's episode is brought to you by Severn Films.

Eloia de la Iglesias cannibal ban, one of the best video nasties of them all,

on Blu-ray featuring the international release version and the extended Spanish cut, The Week of the Killer.

Slipcase editions with all new extras.

Also for the first time on Blu-ray, Deilaeasius, Spanish Gialo, no one heard the screen. Plus his hard-hitting juvenile delinquent trio, El Pico, one and two, and Navajaros. And last but not least, Overboard! That's right. The Kurt Russell, Gold Hong Classic got a new scan and Blu-ray special

edition. I actually love that film, so my voice is nothing to think seriously. It's beautiful. I'm

going to interrupt the ad to say that I just got this and it's gorgeous. It comes with the

slipcase and it is definitely next to sinful dwarf. This was the oddest of the severance titles

in terms of the others, but that's what makes it so unique. Super fun movie. Also available exclusively at www.severin-d-films.com for limited time only the three-disc. U.H.D. Blu-ray CD edition of Blood for Dracula, Thudocchio and Joe D' Alessandro. Retribution 2, disc edition Diadado's W of Atlantis, Fulch's Warriors of the Year 272, Diomato's Endgame, and The Masturbating Gunman. September Bluroy releases are now out for pre-order. Drop Dead Fred with Rick Mail. Oh, that brings it all back to me. Oh, yeah. And Phoebe Cates. Midnight from John Russo,

co-creator of Night of Living Dead,

Rear Gialo, the Fourth Victim with Carol Baker

and Regional Southern Horror,

a day of judgment.

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Tonight show is also brought to you by the Miscatonic Institute of Horror Studies.

Named for the fictional university and H.P. Lovecraft's literary mythos, the Miscatonic Institute

of Horror Studies, is an international

organization that offers undergraduate level history, theory, and production-based classes.

Founded by film writer and programmer Kayla Janice in 2010, there are currently branches

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