Evil Awakening (74 mins. plus bonus features):
A vicious serial killer once terrorized the small town of Ludlow. The axe-wielding murderer was brought to justice, but according to legend, he would one day return for vengeance! For years, the people of Ludlow felt safe... but the bloodbath is about to begin again!
STARRING: Steve Joseph Adams, Jeremy Weiskotten, Geno McGahee, Matthew Walker Wallace, Cedric Howard
DIRECTORS: Geno McGahee & Jeremy Weiskotten
DVD BONUS FEATURES: Audio commentary with the filmmakers, 1996 “Evil Awakening” short film, “Rise of the Scarecrows” teaser trailer, Bitchslicer “Evil Awakening” Theme music video, Trailer

Released by X POSSE PRODUCTIONS
Distributed by TEMPE VIDEO
Street Date: August 19, 2008

Monster Movie (75 mins. plus bonus features):
Bigger and badder than CLOVERFIELD...more intense than BLAIR WITCH...it's America's most monstrous home movies! Eight rolls of badly damaged 16mm film reveal one of the most bizarre cover-ups in the annals of true-life events. Suppressed from the public, the contents of the film cans unspool, telling the simple documentation of four buddies and their weekend outdoors, but quickly turning into a terrifying menace in the form of strange reptilian lizards. Did they rise from the lake? What was left of the town they trampled underfoot? Could they be tied in to all the disappearances? Don't believe everything you see...experience it!
STARRING: John Polonia, Brian Berry, Todd Carpenter, Mark Polonia, Ken VanSant
DIRECTORS: Mark & John Polonia
DVD BONUS FEATURES: Audio commentary with the filmmakers, “How to Make a MONSTER MOVIE” featurette (14 mins.), Deleted scenes (7 mins.), Co-director John Polonia tribute (16 mins.), Fat Cat DVD trailers

Released by FAT CAT DVD
Distributed by TEMPE VIDEO
Street Date: September 16, 2008

Phantasm IV: Oblivion (1998 90 mins.)
"The sequel with balls! "
On August 26, Anchor Bay Entertainment, the leader in cult and classic horror DVDs, will release Phantasm IV: Oblivion under the prestigious "Anchor Bay Collection" banner. The DVD boasts a brand new anamorphic transfer, a never-before-seen retrospective featurette and a newly recorded commentary by writer/producer/director Don Coscarelli, Reggie "The Ice Cream Man" Bannister and the "Tall Man" himself - Angus Scrimm! Long sought after by aficionados of the legendary franchise, the DVD will be available at an SRP of $14.98 and features all-new cover art!
The original Phantasm broke new ground in horror filmmaking. Coscarelli was instantly hailed as one of the next generation's "Masters of Horror". And now, after two sequels filled with zombies, dwarves and slicing spheres it's time for the most bizarre Phantasm yet! The Anchor Bay DVD release of Phantasm IV: Oblivion presents the uncut version of the film, reinstating scenes that were deleted prior to its original North American theatrical release.
In the film, the original cast returns as Mike (A. Michael Baldwin), along with Jody (Bill Thornbury) and Reggie (Bannister), undertake a surreal journey through the dimensions of time and space to understand the terrifying birthright of the Tall Man, as well as the origins of the infamous and lethal Sphere! Witness the Tall Man's final assault with his dark army - the future of the human race hanging in the balance!
Rating: R for horror violence/gore and some strong language
Release Date: August 26, 2008
Released by Anchor Bay Entertainment

Simon: King of the Witches (1971 99 mins.)
"All I touch, I corrupt."
Simon Sinestrari is a warlock. Though he lives in a storm drain and sometimes talks to trees, he's the real deal, no smoke and mirrors. Deadly serious about his craft, he despises falsehoods and misconceptions toward his witchy profession. And as for those who don’t believe...
After being picked up for vagrancy, Simon spends a night in jail with Turk (George Paulsin), a young hustler with connections to powerful people in powerful places. One such character is Hercules (Gerald York), a skeptical philanthropist who hires Simon to work a party of hipsters and the well-to-do, among whom is beautiful Linda (Brenda Scott), the pill-popping daughter of the local district attorney. In-between romantic dalliances and colorful sex-magik ceremonies with Linda, Simon must contend with those who dare to challenge his magical prowess, eventually forcing him to summon dark forces of revenge and murder.
Also starring Warhol Factory regular Ultra Violet as Sarah, and an array of trippy 2001-styled special effects, Simon King of the Witches is a shining vehicle for Andrew Prine (Grizzly, The Centerfold Girls), who gives a mesmerizing performance as Simon in this hip, funny, and often bizarre countercultural cult classic by director Bruce Kessler (The Gay Deceivers).
Director: Bruce Kessler
Cast: Andrew Prine, Brenda Scott, George Paulsin, Norman Burton, Gerald York and Ultra Violet
Special Features: Two never-before-seen featurettes featuring Andrew Prine and Bruce Kessler, Trailer, Radio Spot, English subtitles
Release Date: June 24, 2008
Released by Dark Sky Films

Killers Moon (1978 90 mins.)
Killer’s Moon is Britain’s answer to I Spit On Your Grave only sleazier. Produced in the late seventies it mixes lurid scenes of rape with dollops of ultra-violence and Clockwork Orange Droog style menace. Its story follows four drugged-up mad men who have escaped from the local asylum and seek refuge in a remote hotel in the Lake District where a class of stranded school-girls are staying. Unavailable since the halcyon days of the early 1980s and featuring a script amazingly co-written by award winning author Fay Weldon, this is a true ‘video nasty’ - with style.
This lost cult classic is released here on DVD for the first time and has been re-mastered from original materials. The film is presented with a plethora of extras including director/cast interviews and an audio commentary featuring director Alan Birkinshaw in conversation with Radio London DJ Joanne Good, who played one of the menaced schoolgirls.
DVD Extras: exclusive interview with director Alan Birkinshaw, exclusive interview with star JoAnne Good, audio commentary with star and director, theatrical trailers, stills gallery.
US street date 6-30-08
Released by Salvation Films

Lips of Blood (1975 90 mins.)
Lips of Blood is a true jewel in director Jean Rollins' vampyric crown, laden to overflowing with images of languid depravity and gothic beauty. It is almost a fairy tale like take on the vampire theme and a classic combination of arthouse and horror cinema. The film centers on a young man who is tormented by visions of memories of an old castle and a ghostly woman with whom he becomes obsessed. This ethereal woman eventually leads him to cemetary where he is encouraged to open a number of coffins which releases a horde of female vampires into the City of Paris.
Released here in a breand new anamorphic version with a master created directly from the original negative and wtih an audio commentary by Rollins himself we believe this to be the best version of Lips of Blood aka Levres de Sang ever released.
Director: Jean Rollin
Cast: Jean-Lou Philippe, Anne Briand, Nathalie Perrey, Willy Braque, Paul Biseaglia, Cathy Castel, Pony Castel, Martine Grimand, Anita Berglund, Claudine Beccarie
DVD Extras: Directors commentary, Stills Gallery, Cast Interviews, Director's Introduction, Redemption Trailers
US street date 7-29-08
Released by Salvation Films

Virgin Witch (1975 90 mins.)
Virgin Witch is a wicked combination of seventies sex and devil worship, which has proved to be one of Redemptions best selling titles. This lurid cult classic serves up an enticing brew of horror and perversion that seems to appeal to cult movie fans as well as mainstream viewers in equal measure. It stars the fabulous siters An and Vicki Michelle )from BBC TV's Allo, Allo series) as a pair of scantily clad dolly-birds who are lured by a sleazy satanic lesbian to a country house full of satanists intent on using the pair in a demonic sacrifice. Virgin Wtih is a great example of British exploitation cinema and is not to be missed.
Director: Ray Austin
Starring: Ann Michelle, Vicki Michelle, Keith Buckley, Patricia Haines, James Chase
DVD Extras: Theatrical Trailer, Stills Gallery, Advertising, Video Art
US street date 7-28-08
Released by Salvation Films