Yokai Tengoku (1986)

VHS – Obscure JAPANESE YOKAI MONSTER HORROR TRILOGY starring ISHIGAMI MITOSHI, AMIHAMA NAOKO, and directed by MAKOTO TEZUKA!

Nagai Gou no Kowai Zone: Kaiki (1989)

VHS – Japanese LOW BUDGET GUINEA PIG STYLE LIVE-ACTION GORE EFX HORROR short film show hosted by NAGAI GOU (creator of DEVILMAN and much more!)

Mr. Vampire Saga 4 (1988)

VHS – Over-the-top FOURTH HONG KONG HOPPING VAMPIRE HORROR COMEDY SEQUEL directed by RICKY LAU and starring ANTHONY CHAN, KAR LOK CHIN, FAT CHUNG and LOLETTA LEE!

Encounter At Raven’s Gate (1988)

VHS – Creepy AUSTRALIAN OUTBACK SCI-FI HORROR epic directed by ROLF DE HEER and starring STEVEN VIDLER and CELINE GRIFFIN!

Mr. Vampire Part 3 (1987)

VHS – Crazed HONG KONG VAMPIRE HORROR COMEDY SEQUEL directed by RICKY LAU and starring CHING-YING LAM, BILLY LAU and COREY YUEN!

Relic, The (1997)

VHS – A mythological creature stalks the halls of a museum during a society fundraiser. PENELOPE ANN MILLER stars as Dr. Margo Green, an evolutionary biologist at Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History who receives a shipment of artifacts from a colleague performing fieldwork in Brazil...

Bride, The (1985)

VHS – Modern HORROR MONSTER CLASSIC REMAKE starring STING, JENNIFER BEALS, and CARY ELWES!

Untold Story, The (1993)

VHS – This is the notoriously grisly crime yarn based on the real-life case from 1978-1986 of Wong Chi-Hang and his ill-fated venture into the restaurant business...

Razorback (1984)

VHS – Australian OUTBACK MONSTER PIG HORROR gem starring GREGORY HARRISON and directed RUSSELL MULCAHY!

From a Whisper to a Scream (1987)

VHS – Nasty HORROR ANTHOLOGY starring an all-star cult cast including VINCENT PRICE, CLU GULAGER, TERRY KISER, MARTINE BESWICK, SUSAN TYRRELL, and CAMERON MITCHELL and directed by JEFF BURR!

Something Wicked This Way Comes (1983)

VHS – Spooky CARNIVAL HORROR MYSTERY starring JASON ROBARDS, JONATHAN PRYCE, DIANE LADD, ROYAL DANO, and yes... PAM GRIER!!!!

Critters 2: The Main Course (1988)

VHS – Under-rated MONSTER HORROR SCI-FI SEQUEL gem starring BARRY CORBIN, the unstoppable EDDIE DEEZEN, LINDSAY PARKER and directed by MICK GARRIS!

Milo (1997)

VHS – This little-known (and surprisingly decent) horror gem starts off with a group of four young girls accompanying an "assumed young boy" in a yellow slicker to a house in the woods where he shows them embryos in jars...

Over My Dead Body (1995)

VHS – In this rare German surreal and macabre comedy, an arrogant and ultra macho misogynist, Fred (CHRISTOPH M. OHRT), is shot dead by a contract killer (UDO KIER) hired by his wife Charlotte (ULRIKE FOLKERTS) and finds himself at the gates of hell begging for mercy...

Christina’s House (1999)

VHS – Modern HAUNTED HOUSE SERIAL KILLER HORROR THRILLER starring JOHN SAVAGE, BRENDAN FEHR, ALLISON LANGE and BRAD ROWE!

Tokyo: The Last Megalopolis 2-vhs set (1989)

VHS – Over-the-top JAPANESE SCI-FI HORROR directed by TAKASHIGE ICHISE and starring MASAYA KATO... plus a bonus ultra-rare MAKING OF documentary companion vhs tape!

Haunted Cop Shop (1987)

VHS – RICKY HUI and JACKY CHEUNG star as Chiu and Macky, two wacky cops who are witness to the resurrection of an evil Japanese vampire. It seems their police station was once a club for Japanese officers, but after the war they all got together and committed seppuku (ritual suicide)...

House II - The Second Story (1987)

VHS – This is the entertaining horror comedy sequel to the original HOUSE (or GOBLIN in the Japanese VHS market). The new "House" story involves a new move-in with a 20-something yuppie called Jesse (ARYE GROSS) along with his girlfriend Kate (LAR PARK-LINCOLN)...

Jigsaw Murders (1988)

VHS – This low-rent thriller has an all-star cult cast, but is about really only one murder and the investigation. A nutcase has killed off an unlucky photographer’s nude model... and is leaving pieces of her body in and around Los Angeles. An alcoholic cop, Detective DaVonzo (CHAD EVERETT), who really insists he’s on the wagon, is on the case...

Cassandra (1986)

VHS – This little seen Australian horror gem begins with a cool credit sequence that boasts a notable theme tune and a great graphic for the title. Following that, we’re given one of the creepiest openings that I ever remember witnessing in a slasher flick...