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Wednesday, November 30, 2022

Blood Hunt 1985 New On Bluray

Product Description: THE AMERICAN DISC PREMIEREIn 1985, director Javier Elorrieta fused the brutal realism of the Quinqui genre with American-style rural revenge to create one of Spain's most significant shockers of the decade: When a troubled city doctor (singer/songwriter Patxi Andión) relocates to a remote village, he'll discover that a horrific tragedy in the town's past is commemorated by hunting teen addicts as human prey. Agustín González (EL PICO 2), Aldo Sambrell (SATAN'S BABY DOLL), Lola Gaos (TRISTANA), Terele Pávez (DAY OF THE BEAST) and Yolanda Ventura (of '80s teen pop superstars Parchís) co-star in what La Abadia de Berzano calls "daring cinema brought to life by a magnificent cast" now featuring a new 2K scan from the original negative for the first time ever in America.

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Monday, March 15, 2021

beats-1983-new-on-bluray

Product Description: Spanish horror legend Paul Naschy wrote directed and stars in this dark and macabre tale of lust, betrayal and ghostly vengeance. Naschy plays a descendent of the Alaric de Marnac character first seen in his 1973 film Horror Rises from the Tomb. Desperate to salvage his crumbling financial empire, Paul Marnac (Naschy) decides to kill his heiress wife, Genevi&@232;ve, played by Julia Saly. He enlists the help of a sexy and ambitious younger woman, Julie, played by former Miss Spain, Frances Ondiviela. Unfortunately, one murder is not enough to satisfy Julie's blood lust and greed. As the corpses pile up, she heads for a confrontation with an ancient and unstoppable evil. Remastered for the first time in HD, this fully restored Blu-ray is the complete uncut version of the film and contains all the notorious gore and violence.

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