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PLUS: An essay by critic Howard Hampton and excerpts from a 1970 interview with Lester (dual-format only)
NEW Tainted Blood: The Making Of Bordello Of Blood – Interivews With Actors Corey Feldman
Filmed in nine days on location at an LA cemetery
Bill finds that the band's ring-leader is a mysterious professor Mortis
NEW Head Office– An Interview With Director Tom Holland
Eyes of Fire Wild Eye Releasing PLUS: An essay by criticTHE WORLDWIDE DISC PREMIERE OF THE LOST AMERICAN FOLK HORROR CLASSIC In 1983, acclaimed photographer Avery Crounse made his debut as writer director with what is considered to be the seminal American folk horror film. Misunderstood by audiences and mishandled by distributors, it has remained virtually unseen until now: On the 18th century frontier, an adulterous preacher and his followers flee to 'the promised land' only to enter a valley of lust,
