Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, The (1954 / Mexico / Dir: Luis Bunuel)
The classical story of Robinson Crusoe shipwrecked on a desert island directed by the Spanish master of surrealism.

Aftermath (1994 / Spain / Dir: Nacho Cerda)
Ever wondered what happens in the morgue after hours? Nacho Cerda’s infamous film, Aftermath, takes over where Nekromantik left off. The acclaimed sequel, Genesis and the short film, The Awakening, are also included in this unforgettable trilogy.

Basket Case (1982 / USA / Dir: Frank Henenlotter)
The Tenant in Room 7 is Very Small, Very Twisted, and Very Mad! Carrying a mysterious wicker basket around with him, Duane Bradley arrives in Manhattan and checks into a sleazy Times Square hotel. What's in the basket, you ask? Why, Duane's hideously misshapen Siamese-twin brother, Belial, of course! Described by critic Rex Reed as “the sickest film I have ever seen!” Frank Henenlotter’s breakout cult classic.

Black Sun: The Nanking Massacre (1995 / Hong Kong / Dir: T. F. Mou)
The long awaited sequel to T.F. Mou’s infamous “Men Behind the Sun”, Black Sun is an uncompromising portrayal of the war crimes perpetrated by the Japanese Imperial Army upon the Chinese military and civilian population of Nanking. A classic film of horror based on the vile truth of war!

Blast-Off Girls, The (1967 / USA / Dir: Herschell Gordon Lewis)
A slimy talent agent turns a ragged rock band into an overnight sensation via blackmail, marijuana, and plenty of sexy girls! Features a kooky cameo by Kentucky Fried Chicken’s Colonel Sanders!

Blood Feast (1963 / USA / Dir: Herschell Gordon Lewis)
Lunatic caterer Fuad Ramses prepares “an Egyptian Feast” from assorted body parts borrowed from nubile young women. The world’s first “gore film”! An over-the-top classic from cult director Herschell Gordon Lewis and the first film in his infamous “Blood Trilogy”.

Blood Feast 2: All U Can Eat (2002 / USA / Dir: Herschell Gordon Lewis)
Forty years later, Herschell Gordon Lewis’s returns to the feast to continue the hilarious and outrageous tale that has earned him the title of “Master of Gore”! A new and memorable take on his cult classic!

Blood For Dracula (1974 / USA / Dir: Paul Morrissey)
The ultimate vampire movie from award-winning director Paul Morrissey! The Vampire Count Dracula requires the blood of young virgins to stay alive. Pretending to seek the hand in marriage of one of four aristocratic Italian sisters, he discovers that they are already very modern. A field hand uncovers his real identity and totally dismembers the helpless vampire in an orgy of blood letting. A witty, sexy and gory interpretation of the Dracula tale from one of the world’s most renowned cult directors that is “utterly hilarious.”

Blood Sisters (2000 / Japan / Dir: Daisuke Yamanouchi)
Two sisters take their violent revenge on a brutal rapist in this erotic “slasher”. A fine and twisted example of Japanese “ultra-gore” extreme cinema from master of the genre, Daisuke Yamanouchi!

Bone Sickness (2004 / USA / Dir: Brian Paulin)
Alex is suffering from a mysterious and incurable disease that is turning him into a worm-infested ghoul. His wife solicits the help of Alex's friend, Thomas, to help find a cure. Thomas works in a morgue and decides to utilize the bones of the dead as an alternative medicine. The unusual medication works and Alex begins to make a recovery. However, the dead don't like having their bones abused and they rise from their graves to reclaim their missing parts and exact revenge upon the living.

Boy Meets Girl (1994 / UK / Dir: Ray Brady)
Banned until recently in it’s native UK, Boy Meets Girl is a disturbing and intelligent horror film that has become a cult festival favorite. A man is held hostage in the apartment of two young women who strap him to a dentist’s chair and torture him for their perverse pleasure and intellectual curiosity.

City of Rott (2006 / USA / Dir: F. Sudol)
Land of the Dead meets South Park. An animated zombie film from the creative talent behind the hit animation series, South Park! An old man named Fred is trapped in a city overrun by legions of the living dead. Fred must battle his way out of the infernal city or find himself consumed by the mindless hordes. With only his trusty walker as support, and not even a decent pair of sneakers to warm his aching feet, can Fred possibly escape his diabolical nightmare? Made for true Zombie Fans, CITY OF ROTT pulls no punches.

Color Me Blood Red (1965 / USA / Dir: Herschell Gordon Lewis)
The Newest Trend in Art is Type O Negative! The oddball paintings of an obscure out-of-his-mind artist suddenly become popular after he begins using a special new pigment -- human blood, specifically from sexy young women. The third and final film in the infamous “Blood Trilogy” following Blood Feast and Two Thousand Maniacs!

Cyclone (1978 / Mexico / Dir: Rene Cardona Jr.)
If the storm doesn’t get you, the sharks will! And watch out for your cannibal shipmates! From the master of exploitation, a disaster film without any heroes, just the raw will to survive.

Dark Side of the Moon (1990 / USA / Dir: D.J. Webster)
It is the year 2022. A mysterious systems failure causes the crew of a spaceship to be stranded on the dark side of the moon, while rapidly running out of fuel and oxygen. They encounter an abandoned space shuttle floating in space and board it in the hope of salvaging some supplies. What they discover on board is to be the death of them all.

Das Komabrutale Duell (Germany / Dir: Heiko Fipper)
This over-the-top ultra gorefest from Germany is just what the doctor ordered. A man is killed in a car accident and his son seeks bloody revenge on the driver's whole family. He is helped by the "Octet Mafia" (identical octuplets) who torture their victims with an arsenal of assorted weapons. The two families descend into madness, killing each other with terrible bestiality. The duel has begun...

Dead Meat (aka Andre the Butcher / 2005, USA, Dir: Phillip Cruz)
A scrumptious new horror movie with Ron Jeremy starring as Andre the Butcher! Dinner is served. What’s for dinner? You are! Andre will make sure you pay for your sins. Lots of outrageous gore to sate the appetite of the most discerning horror fan!

Drop Out (1999 / Germany / Dir: Wolfgang Buld)
After breaking up with her alcoholic boyfriend, Nippelsuse finds herself out on the street. Broke and alone she sets out on a new career as a private investigator. Entering the world of bodybuilders, drugs, prostitution, murder and perverted sex, she finds that her life has become one big bizarre thriller of an adventure in blood, coke and sex.

Eaten Alive (1977 / USA / Dir: Tobe Hooper)
In the middle of the swamp, Judd runs the Starlight Hotel and he’s got murder on his unhinged mind. This is director Tobe Hooper’s successful follow up to “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre”. Also known as “Death Trap”.

Flesh (1968 / USA / Dir: Paul Morrissey)
Joe Dallesandro plays charming, open, and innocent Joe as he takes to the streets and meets an artist with elaborate and hilarious theories of body worship, a couple of transvestites, a dumb ex-girlfriend (now a topless dancer) and a friend whose armpits have been burned by a flamethrower. A gallery of city grotesques that is hilarious, poignant and real.

Flesh For Frankenstein (1974 / USA / Dir: Paul Morrissey)
Paul Morrissey’s wacky classic in which Dr. Frankenstein creates humans from body parts in a manner never seen before or since. A mad scientist, married to his sister, spends his time kidnapping, cutting up and sewing together young people in order to create a perfect Male and Female specimen. His sister, when not minding his two children, selects lovers from her employees. When one of her lovers turns out to be the best friend of the head of her brother’s specimen, Dr. Frankenstein’s monster goes berserk and disembowels everyone, including himself.

Girl School Hell (Japan / Dir: Daisuke Yamanouchi)
Murder and mayhem in a Japanese girls only high school from notorious splatter director Daisuke Yamanouchi. Nubile young things are abused, chopped and diced as a madman interrupts the education of the student body.

Gore Gore Girls, The (1972 / USA / Dir: Herschell Gordon Lewis)
The sexy go-go girls employed by comic Henny Youngman for his strip club become the gore-gore girls when they’re murdered, mangled, and mutilated by a psychotic killer with a grudge against g-strings and pasties... A sick mix of twisted comedy, topless dancing, and ultra-gore from director Herschell Gordon Lewis!

Gorgo (1961 / UK / Dir: Eugene Lourie)
An undersea earthquake off the coast of Ireland brings the terror from the deep back to destroy our world. The ultimate monster-on-the-loose movie! Roll over, Godzilla! Gorgo is here!

Gruesome Twosome, The (1967 / USA / Dir: Herschell Gordon Lewis)
“The Most Barbaric Humor Since the Guillotine!” With an electric carving knife he got for his birthday, Rodney, an imbecilic psycho, removes the scalps of pretty young college coeds which his mother, a little old lady lunatic, then sells in her “wig” shop. A macabre blend of humor and horror from cult director Herschell Gordon Lewis complete with blood, pajama parties, stock car racing, and beach blanket bingo!

Guyana: Crime of the Century (1979 / Mexico / Dir: Rene Cardona Jr.)
A horrific dramatization of the tragedy where nearly 1,000 people – even tiny babies and children – lay dead and rotting in the morning sun in the South American country of Guyana, all victims of cult leader Jim Jones, who had ordered the mass execution of his followers in the 1978 incident called by many “The Crime of the Century”.

Heat (1972 / USA / Dir: Paul Morrissey)
Sylvia Miles is a fading, practically unknown star, given to game shows, TV movies and studs. Joe Dallesandro is a one-time child actor who lives in a sun-baked motel where the obese landlady gives cut rates for service and complains about the star’s freaked out daughter who lives with baby and lesbian love in a “suite.” Heat is a film of high comedy and low tragedy with a gifted and offbeat cast.

Hills Have Eyes, The (1977 / USA / Dir: Wes Craven)
Director Wes Craven’s groundbreaking film that brought him to the attention of horror fans around the world. A family on its way to California is stranded in the desert and is systematically savaged by a band of inbred homicidal maniacs. Recently remade into a hit new film!

Hunting Creatures (Germany / Dirs: Andreas Pape and Oliver Kellisch)
German gore with enough gut-munching madness to keep all fans of the genre satisfied. Two gangsters plan a rave in a deserted building. Unbeknownst to the party-goers, the building has been the site of a scientific experiment that went terribly wrong. As a result, the revelers are transformed into flesh eating monsters. This fun low-budget splatterfest is one the best gore films to come out of Germany in recent years. Also has an awesome German death metal soundtrack!

I Drink Your Blood (1970 / USA / Dir: David E. Durston)
The drive-in horror classic! In a small town in the middle of nowhere, a passing band of drug crazed hippies eat contaminated meat pies and contract rabies. They terrorize the town but the locals fight back. Blood and mayhem for the not so faint-hearted!

Just for the Hell of It (1968 / USA / Dir: Herschell Gordon Lewis)
A crazed bunch of teens run amok in a suburban community by attacking the local gals, turning a restaurant into rubble, and tossing a baby into the garbage! A wild, ahead-of-its-time exploitation gem!

K7B Mutation (1999 / Germany / Dir: Marc Fehse)
Marc Fehse’s Director’s Cut of the classic German film “Mutation”. A deadly and infectious serum is produced and hidden by the 3rd Reich during WWII. Many years later, a man is accidentally infected and a plague of zombies is unleashed to devour everybody and everything in its path. Two rival gangs in the midst of a drug war attempt to stop the bloody carnage. Guns, zombies and plenty of blood!

Kyoko vs. Yuki (Japan / Dir: Daisuke Yamanouchi)
Two beautiful young girls, Kyoko and Yuki, fall out and swear deadly vengeance on each other. Nothing is too awful to use as a weapon in this fight to the death from the Japanese master of erotic splatter, Daisuke Yamanouchi.

Last House On Dead End Street (1977 / USA / Dir: Roger Watkins)
Roger Watkins’ infamous cult classic that spawned a whole new horror genre. Voted “best cult DVD release of 2002”, the film continues to shock and excite audiences nearly 30 years later. The original “snuff” film.

Lethal Force (2002 / USA / Dir: Alvin Ecarma)
A gangster is forced to betray his best friend who just happens to be a deadly assassin by trade. The results of the betrayal are more than catastrophic. A hilarious and perfect parody of bad martial arts movies, "Lethal Force" embraces all the things that make BAD kung-fu films so much fun to watch. The film even contains a homage to the old blaxploitation films and takes parody to a whole new level. A truly delightful and gory action spoof!

LoveSick, Sick Love (2004 / UK / Dir: Wolfgang Buld)
Michael runs a hotel with his dominating, bed-ridden mother. His inadequacy with women forces him to arrange clandestine meetings with promiscuous women. Desperate for money, an attractive young hotel cleaner named Julia pretends that Michael has made her pregnant and bribes him to pay her off. However, the hen-pecked hotel owner falls for Julia and draws her into his web of sick love until he discovers her lie and embarks on a murderous rampage.

Madame Wang's (1981 / USA / Dir: Paul Morrissey)
A young KGB agent comes to California to meet Jane Fonda and prepare for the coming Russian takeover of the U.S. After losing his papers and money, he only manages to connect with a band of unemployed, homeless, overweight and over the hill transvestites who are trying to make the transition from drag to rock. Persuaded by the daughter of one of the transvestites to become a self-mutilating punk rocker in a famous L.A. Chinese restaurant run by an elderly sex-change, Madame Wang, he freaks out and slashes himself to shreds.

Mixed Blood (1985 / USA / Dir: Paul Morrissey)
Drugs, Sex, Murder. All in a day’s work for the kids of “Alphabet City”! Brazilian drug dealers in the lower east side of Manhattan start a war with a gang of rival Latino dealers. A gritty, documentary-style drama full of memorable characters from the streets of immigrant New York moving to a Latin beat.

Mu Za Ne (1999 / Japan / Dir: Daisuke Yamanouchi)
A female reporter is trying to track down the makers of a videotape that seems to depict the murder of a porn actress. She soon finds herself a little too close to the action as the tables are turned on her and she becomes the next victim. A twisted tale of sex and gore from the Japanese underground!

Night of the Living Dead – Survivor’s Cut (USA / Dir: Dean Lachiusa)
This is a fast-paced, contemporary revision of Romero's classic horror film that has generated a flurry of critical acclaim. The film is digitally enhanced with NEW footage and special effects. Dean Lachiusa has digitally created new camera-angles that provide perspective and abstract-color that is used to flesh out the mood of the film at just the right time.

Nightwish (1989 / USA / Dir: Bruce R. Cook)
Grad students and their unbalanced professor gather in a remote cabin to document some supernatural goings-on. Before long, everybody is questioning their own and others’ sanity, hallucinations abound and nobody's entirely sure what's real and what's not. In your dreams no one can hear you scream.

Penetration Angst (2003 / UK / Dir: Wolfgang Buld)
Helen has a sexually debilitating problem: her vagina eats any man who penetrates her. Although she tries to prevent any sexual contact with men, her appetite for flesh becomes insatiable and forces her to become a prostitute. Dennis pines for a relationship with Helen, unaware of her affliction. He tries to conquer his lust by dating a Siamese twin, but when he accidentally meets Helen again their relationship leads to a climax of death and destruction.

Psychic Killer (1975 / USA / Dir: Ray Danton)
Mental patient Arnold Masters, hospitalized for a murder he didn't commit, learns astral projection from a fellow inmate. Upon his release, Arnold uses his new powers to bump off the people he holds responsible for his arrest, his mother's death while he was imprisoned and the price of meat!

Red Room (1999 / Japan / Dir: Daisuke Yamanouchi)
Four young people are locked in a room to play a twisted sadomasochistic card game. The stakes are high and the participants desperate. The winner will receive $100,000 prize and there will only be one survivor. This is the ultimate reality game where the price of failure is death.

Red Room 2 (2000 / Japan / Dir: Daisuke Yamanouchi)
Another deadly game in the Red Room! The games escalate in cruelty and this time there may be no survivors at all.

Rock N’ Roll Frankenstein (2000 / USA / Dir: Brian O’hara)
Music agent Bernie Stein, his scientist nephew Frankie, and drugged out roadie Iggy team up to create a superstar by putting together the remains of dead rockers. All goes according to plan until a mishap leads Iggy to steal Liberace's private parts instead of those of Jim Morrison. The monster is brought to life and is on the road to rock 'n' roll success when the Liberace side of the monster begins to assert itself, with tragic results.

Rock & Rule (1983 / USA / Dir: Clive A. Smith)
The acclaimed rock and roll animated feature with music by Cheap Trick, Lou Reed, Blondie, Iggy Pop and Earth, Wind & Fire. Angel, a member of a punk rock band in the apocalyptic future, is kidnapped legendary super rocker Mok. Obsessed with an evil experiment, Mok plans to use Angel’s voice to summon a demon from another dimension.

She-Devils on Wheels (1968 / USA / Dir: Herschell Gordon Lewis)
Queen and “The Man-Eaters”, an all-female biker gang, take time out from terrorizing a local community to race each other for first pick of the “stud line,” initiate a new member, throw Saturday night orgies, and take on a rival all-male gang by decapitating its leader. Sex and violence courtesy of cult director Herschell Gordon Lewis!

Something Weird (1967)
When an electrical accident disfigures the face of Cronin Mitchell, he also acquires strange psychic powers. But wait! Mitchell then makes a bargain with a sexy witch who restores his looks if he becomes her lover, boosts his ESP with LSD, expels a ghost from a funeral home, tracks down a small-town maniac, and makes an ordinary bed sheet come alive and attack a man! Yow! Whimsical, semi psychedelic, and utterly far-out!

Spontaneous Combustion (1990 / USA / Dir: Tobe Hooper)
Cult horror actor Brad Dourif stars in this fiery tale about a young man whose parents had been used in an atomic-weapons experiment shortly before his birth. The results have some strange and unexpected effects on him.

Taste of Blood (1967 / USA / Dir: Herschell Gordon Lewis)
A bottle of ancient “wine” turns John Stone, a mild suburban executive, into a pasty-faced, bloodthirsty vampire. A distant relative of the original Count Dracula, Stone journeys to England to pick up his ancestral coffin, then begins feasting on the descendants of those who destroyed the vampire king.

Tokyo Decadence (1992 / Japan / Dir: Ryu Murakami)
A beautiful and submissive hooker goes about her trade, suffering abuse at the hands of her sadomasochistic customers. Uncut Director’s version of this acclaimed erotic masterpiece of S&M theatre.

Trash (1970 / USA / Dir: Paul Morrissey)
The story of Joe and his lover-protector, Holly, who is something to behold, a comic book Mother Courage who fancies herself as Marlene Dietrich but sounds more like Phil Silvers. Joe and Holly try to make a go of things in their Lower East Side basement, from which Holly goes forth from time to time to cruise the Fillmore East and to scavenge garbage cans, while Joe’s journeys are in search of real junk. Trash is true-blue movie making, funny and vivid.

Treasure of the Amazon (1985 / Mexico / Dir: Rene Cardona Jr.)
In the depths of the lush, steamy Amazon jungle, rife with exotic life forms, a group of adventurers embarks on a quest to discover a legendary river reportedly filled with diamonds “the size of your eyes”. The treasure hunters are forced into fierce battles with determined cannibals, ruthless headhunters, ferocious alligators, piranhas and a tribe of topless female warriors.

Two Thousand Maniacs (1964 / USA / Dir: Herschell Gordon Lewis)
The small Southern town of Pleasant Valley celebrates the Civil War’s centennial by inviting a handful of unsuspecting Yankees to be their “guests of honor” and then slaughtering them! The second film in Herschell Gordon Lewis’ infamous “Blood Trilogy”.

Violent Shit (1987 / Germany / Dir: Andreas Schnaas)
Karl the Butcher goes on an ultra-violent killing spree that has to be seen to be believed. This low budget German gore spectacle achieved instant cult status the moment it burst onto the German underground scene and has grown in popularity ever since. Fun and audacious, it has been honored as "the goriest movie ever made" by Chad Balun of "Deep Red" fame.

Violent Shit 2: Mother Hold My Hand (1992 / Germany / Dir: Andreas Schnaas)
Brainwashed by his deranged mother, Karl the Butcher Jr. takes revenge for the gruesome death of his father. Anyone who sets foot in the forest has to die. Hold on to your limbs as Karl the Butcher Jr. slaughters his victims to some amazing tunes of terror.

Violent Shit 3: Infantry of Doom (1999 / Germany / Dir: Andreas Schnaas)
From infamous German horror director Andreas Schnaas - creator of Violent Shit and Violent Shit 2 - comes a sequel of even more extreme and graphic proportions! Zombie Doom (a.k.a. Violent Shit 3: Infantry of Doom) is packed with enough hideous monstrosities, outrageous special effects, explosive action, and ultra-splatterfest mayhem to set a shocking new standard in horror cinema.

Wizard of Gore, The (1970 / USA / Dir: Herschell Gordon Lewis)
Is It Magic or Wholesale Slaughter? Seedy magician Montag the Magnificent requests female volunteers from the audience to join him on stage where, in the best Grand Guignol tradition, he slaughters them in a series of grisly illusions: one is cut in half with a chainsaw, another has a spike hammered through her head, two swallow swords, and one gal gets a hole drilled through her belly. Trouble is, the “illusions” become all too real several hours later. Blood and guts from “The Wizard of Gore” himself, Herschell Gordon Lewis.

Women In Revolt (1971 / USA / Dir: Paul Morrissey)
Three men from different walks of life, Candy from high society, Jackie from the middle class and Holly from the gutter, live and dress as women in order to attract men. When Jackie feels that the group needs independence, he organizes meetings to enlist his friends in the newly fashionable Women’s Lib Movement. They decide to give up men, become lesbians and attempt careers, only to wind up back where they began, sadder but none the wiser.

Zatoichi (1989 / Japan / Dir: Shintaro Katsu)
The last and best of the Zatoichi feature films starring Shintaro Katsu. The blind swordsman appeared in 25 films before switching to the television screen with some 100 episodes. This film was recently remade by Shochiku and released in theatres worldwide but there is nothing like the original Zatoichi to get the blood flowing!

Zombie 90: Extreme Pestilence (1991 / Germany / Dir: Andreas Schnaas)
A military vehicle carrying untested lethal chemicals crashes into a forest and strange things begin to happen. Dead patients come alive on the operating table and mutilated bodies are discovered all over the country. An awful epidemic has broken out, an "Extreme Pestilence". Two doctors pursue a useless fight against the disease and the living dead that spread it, but the only way to kill the zombies is to separate their brains from their bodies.