Presented in partnership with RSU Public Televsion!
NOTE: THIS IS A PRE-ORDER. VHS WILL SHIP MID-JAN 2026!
TULSA TERRORS explores the direct-to-video horror boom of the mid-1980s, which was sparked in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Spearheaded by United Entertainment (now VCI Entertainment) founder Bill Blair, the movement began with the shot-on-video film BLOOD CULT in 1985.
Blair's innovative idea to produce films exclusively for home video revolutionized the industry, leading to a wave of low-budget genre films that bypassed theatrical release.
With insight from VCI's current president, Bob Blair, filmmaker Christopher Lewis, and a host of others involved with the era, this documentary explores the rise of this niche market from its analog roots to its digital revival, spotlighting Tulsa's unexpected role in global home entertainment history.
This videocassette release is made possible with the cooperation and aid of Rogers State University Public Television. Please support and donate at RSU.TV
Presented in native widescreen. Duplicated in NTSC.
This is the first edition of 50 copies, pressed on black videocassettes and housed in full-color slipcases with silver foil tape labels.