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Backwoods Punk Rock Slasher THE RANGER Comes to Limited Edition VHS via LUNCHMEAT! Details and PRE-ORDER Now Available!
LUNCHMEAT is absolutely VHStoked to put our home video-lovin’ heads together with Hood River Entertainment and Glass Eye Pix to bring the backwoods, punk rock slasher THE RANGER to fresh VHS! The limited edition videocassette is now available for pre-order by clicking this here hot, hot, hot link, Tapeheads! THE RANGER VHS will be committed to radical blood red and classic black videocassettes, so be sure to groove on over to the pre-order to secure your copy. Also, TWO lucky Tapeheads will receive an ultra-rare randomly inserted Forest Green videocassette variant! It’s all the luck of the draw, dudes! ...
VIPER VIDEO Brings Vintage Punk Rock Live Performances to Limited Edition VHS with PUNK OF THE POPS ’79!
Using a special kind of analog alchemy, Viper Video aims to capture the raw spirit of live punk. This little label has been on a relentless mission over the past few years, releasing a total of 26 tapes to date. The label is run by Adam Papagan, who observant Videovores might remember from the last time we caught up with him on this VHS-obsessed slice of internet, but if you’re new to Viper’s video output, the thing to know about Papagan is that he is just as passionate about analog video as he is about punk rock, and he has...
CITY OF THE DREAM DEMONS Comes to Limited Edition Deluxe VHS via New Wave Independent Pictures / Retrosploitation! Click for Trailer and Full Details on the Release!
The Teenage Videovore Johnny Dickie is likely to have already invaded your VCR with his 2012 VHS-centric, low-budget trashterpiece Slaughter Tales, and now, thanks to the rewind-inclined crew at Australia-based indie film distro New Wave Independent Pictures, Dickie’s punk rock, gore-soaked neon nightmare City of the Dream Demons is ready to unleash a flood of sludge, slime, gore and grime all over a VCR near you! We were able to catch up with NWIP main brain John Klyza and extract all the drippy details about their release of CotDD, which is now available on DVD (if you’re into that sort...