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Who doesn’t love subscription boxes? Monthly goodies delivered right to your front door every month, it’s the best right? Spending so much time home lately, I’ve watched pretty much everything worth watching on streaming networks, so it was great to get the May HorrorPack subscription box. Featuring four Blu-rays, the box includes: The Exorcist III, released in 1990, comes to Blu-ray for the first time. Arguably one of the best horror sequels ever made, the film picks up where the original ends, following Lt. Kinderman (George C. Scott) as he investigates a series of killings. Jason Miller reprises his role from the original film. 2016’s The Forest (review) starring Natalie Dormer whose search for her sister leads her to the suicide forest. It was directed by Jason Zada and written by Nick Antosca and Sarah Cornwell. The box also includes the horror-comedy Bloodsucking Bastards, a side-splitting vampire flick that reminds us the office really can suck the life out of
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It’s been almost a decade since Jen and Sylvia Soska’s Dead Hooker in a Trunk arrived at film festivals. Now, for the first time, the “Twisted Twins” grindhouse gorefest is coming to DVD! HorrorPack® has announced the exclusive release of Dead Hooker in a Trunk as the nineteenth entry in the Limited Edition Blu-ray lineup from HorrorPack®, in collaboration with MPI Media and IFC Films.. Not only does the DVD have new cover art, it features all-new commentary from the Soska sisters and their frequent soundtrack collaborator, Kevvy from Fake Shark. Speaking about their breakout feature, the Soska Sisters said, “This film is a miracle. Its success is a huge leap of faith. The belief fans put in us and the way they rallied around us made our greatest dreams a reality. This film is proof that when you follow your stupid fucking dreams, great things happen.” Special features: Original Theatrical Version of the film NEW audio commentary with Directors
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Who doesn’t love subscription boxes? Monthly goodies delivered right to your front door every month, it’s the best right? Spending so much time home lately, I’ve watched pretty much everything worth watching on streaming networks, so it was great to get the May HorrorPack subscription box. Featuring four Blu-rays, the box includes: The Exorcist III, released in 1990, comes to Blu-ray for the first time. Arguably one of the best horror sequels ever made, the film picks up where the original ends, following Lt. Kinderman (George C. Scott) as he investigates a series of killings. Jason Miller reprises his role from the original film. 2016’s The Forest (review) starring Natalie Dormer whose search for her sister leads her to the suicide forest. It was directed by Jason Zada and written by Nick Antosca and Sarah Cornwell. The box also includes the horror-comedy Bloodsucking Bastards, a side-splitting vampire flick that reminds us the office really can suck the life out of
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It’s been almost a decade since Jen and Sylvia Soska’s Dead Hooker in a Trunk arrived at film festivals. Now, for the first time, the “Twisted Twins” grindhouse gorefest is coming to DVD! HorrorPack® has announced the exclusive release of Dead Hooker in a Trunk as the nineteenth entry in the Limited Edition Blu-ray lineup from HorrorPack®, in collaboration with MPI Media and IFC Films.. Not only does the DVD have new cover art, it features all-new commentary from the Soska sisters and their frequent soundtrack collaborator, Kevvy from Fake Shark. Speaking about their breakout feature, the Soska Sisters said, “This film is a miracle. Its success is a huge leap of faith. The belief fans put in us and the way they rallied around us made our greatest dreams a reality. This film is proof that when you follow your stupid fucking dreams, great things happen.” Special features: Original Theatrical Version of the film NEW audio commentary with Directors
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