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It's that time of year again and there's no better way to spend Halloween than hiding behind a cushion with a stack of scary movies - win a huge set of 17 brand new horror DVDs and some pots of fake blood!
Halloween: 25 Years Of Terror
In 1978, director John Carpenter changed the face of horror cinema and made movie history with Halloween, the terrifying account of psycho killer Michael Myers' horrific rampage through the small town of Haddonfield. Released as a two-disc DVD set that includes the digitally remastered version of Carpenter's original movie, this set also comes packed with extra features that include extensive footage filmed at the H25 Convention in South Pasadena (the actual filming location for the fictional Haddonfield). Released 22nd October 2007 by Starz Home Entertainment.
Grindhouse Trailer Classics
For the first time ever on DVD in the UK, you can witness the magnificent madness of the movies that stomped all over Hollywood's cinematic taboos in an outrageous orgy of wanton sex, gratuitous violence, dangerous drug abuse and devastating destruction, all played out by a parade of perverts, freaks, monsters, killers, voluptuous vixens and charismatic gun-toting heroes. Compiled by genre movie expert Marc Morris from his own personal archive of over 7000 titles, this is a hand-picked collection of mind-blowing trailers for the 1960s and 1970s cult movies that have inspired the works of a whole generation of contemporary directors. Released 24th September 2007 by Nucleus Films.
Masters Of Horror: Series 2 Volume 1
The acclaimed Masters Of Horror returns to DVD for a second series with more tales of terror from the creative talents responsible for some of the most spine-chilling and seminal horror films ever made. Each disc in the boxed set comes packed with a host of extra features, including audio commentaries, interviews with the directors and stars, "making of" featurettes, director biographies and much more. The seven-disc boxset features the first seven titles in the 13-episode series, each one a brand new, hour-long exercise in fear. Released 8th October 2007 by Starz Home Entertainment.
The Last Sect
This decidedly modern, erotic twist on the vampire genre is a super-entertaining gore-fest. The Last Sect has hot female vamps spicing up the world of Internet dating, using the sites as their own personal delivery services and picking their victims to order. To her horror, a reporter working on an innocent lifestyle story discovers their diabolical secret. But these murderous bad dates are being tracked by a fearsome descendant of their arch-Nemesis, the legendary Van Helsing. This is a miss-at-your-peril, blood-curdling tale of the last vampire sect. Released 15th October 2007 by Momentum Pictures. Read our DVD review.
UKM The Ultimate Killing Machine
Michael Madsen (Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, Sin City) plays host to a group of students who join the army as an alternative to a stretch in prison after each has made their own mistakes. They soon realise, however, they have been thrown into an experimental facility with a mad doctor intent on using stem cell research to turn them into monstrous Ultimate Killing Machines. To save themselves, they must fight to destroy him and his awesome homicidal creations. Released 15th October 2007 by Momentum Pictures.
Satanic
The Devil is coming in a movie to chill the very fires of Hell. What if you suspected you were guilty of some very wrong things? What if those around you stared dying? What if you’d made a pact with Satan himself? Michelle (Annie Sorrel: Santa’s Slay, Mad Twin) wakes up after a car accident with bandages over her face and no memory of what happened. When she begins having horrific nightmares, she fears she has done something terrible. As people around her are murdered, she must solve the mystery of her past before she is destroyed by dark satanic forces. This is a fright-ride into the heart of a black and evil magic. Released 15th October 2007 by Momentum Pictures.
The Funhouse
A reworking of the ‘old dark house' story, the film's premise is simple but effective. After an evening having fun at a travelling carnival, two teenage couples on a double date decide to spend the night hidden inside the funhouse amongst the fake goblins, skeletons and monsters. But the hi-jinks soon turn into a living nightmare when they witness the murder of the carnival's fortune-teller, Madame Zena at the hands of the showground barker's freakish son, Gunther, and find themselves being stalked by a grotesque creature more terrifying than anything the funhouse itself has to offer. Released 29th October 2007 by Arrow Films.
The Brides Of Dracula
Previously (and inexplicably!) unavailable on any format in the UK, this superlative gothic chiller is one of Hammer's most impressive and highly regarded films. Two years after the huge international box office success of 1958's Dracula, that film's key creative personnel were reunited for the superlative sequel. A true Hammer classic that sees Peter Cushing reprising the role of Van Helsing, this also stars Martita Hunt, Yvonne Monlaur, Freda Jackson and David Peel. Released 22nd October 2007 by Showbox Home Entertainment.
The Evil Of Frankenstein
Peter Cushing stars as the eponymous scientist, in Freddie Francis' The Evil Of Frankenstein. The third of Hammer's Frankenstein movies finds the mad doctor employing the help of hypnotist Professor Zoltan in reviving his creature with the usual tragic results. A double Oscar winner as a cinematographer, Francis ably displays why he was also one of Hammer's directors of choice for so many years. Released 22nd October 2007 by Showbox Home Entertainment.
Blade: House of Chthon
The ultimate vampire hunter is back - and he’s badder than ever! Yes, Blade is all set to continue the battle against his immortal bloodsucking enemies. Based on the hugely successful "Blade" trilogy, which has earned more than $400 million worldwide, ‘Blade: House of Chthon’ is the feature-length, extended pilot of the hit television show, Blade: The Series. Written by David Goyer, writer of the “Blade” trilogy, this action-packed production follows Blade in his quest to destroy the entire vampire population and save humanity. Released to rent on DVD on 24th September 2007 and to buy on 8th October 2007, courtesy of Entertainment In Video.
Flight Of The Living Dead: Outbreak On A Plane
Don't bother looking for the exit row. There’s no escaping the blood thirst of the undead in this special effects-laden horror thriller. On a routine flight from Los Angeles to Paris, a mad scientist on the run from the CIA has smuggled on board a secret coffin containing the body of a corpse infected with a deadly, genetically engineered virus. Some non-stop turbulence triggers the release of the infected flesh-eating “corpse” from the cargo allowing it to spread its disease throughout the cabin! Released on rental DVD on 1st October 2007 and on retail on 22nd October 2007 by Entertainment In Video.
Deadly Blessing
Released 29th October 2007 by Arrow Films.
The Possession Of Joel Delaney
Wealthy socialite Norah Benson has a strong, intimate bond with her brother Joel Delaney. Gradually, she notices strange goings-on with Joel’s behaviour. Things start to look even more unsettling when Joel’s girlfriend is found decapitated. Due to a series of unsolved and similar murders, the media becomes interested, with Joel being the seemingly obvious suspect. Norah sets out to prove his innocence. In the process, her attention is drawn to the fact that Joel seems to have a strong link to Santeria, an occult religion. When she realises that Joel is, indeed, possessed by a demonic spirit, her attempts to exorcise the demons herself lead to a climax of spine-chilling terror. Released 22nd October 2007 by Network.
The Shout
This haunting and disturbing film stars acting legends John Hurt, Alan Bates and Susannah York. Based on the work of distinguished British writer and poet, Robert Graves, the movie won the Grand Prize of the Jury at 1978 Cannes Film Festival. The narrative style employed by Palm d’Or nominated director Skolimowski (Deep End), lends depth and dimension to a film that is deeply engaging as well as terrifying. This film has been justly compared to Nicolas Roeg’s 70s classic Don’t Look Now. Released 22nd October 2007 by Network.
The Monster
Joan Collins is Lucy Carlesi, a retired nightclub dancer, now in a happy marriage with a loving husband Gino. Things start to go wrong after the particularly difficult birth of their baby. The sheer size of the baby causes much agony to Lucy during labour. The baby appears to dislike everyone, and seems intend on inflicting pain on whoever gets close to him, including his own mother. It is not long before the mere malice turns into bloodthirsty brutality, as the baby embarks on a blood-splattered rampage, killing, hurting and breaking anyone and anything in its path with its superhuman strength. The answer to such demonic possession of an innocent newborn lies in the past that Lucy gradually recalls. Released 22nd October 2007 by Network.
New York Ripper
Do you like your horror films nice ‘n' nasty? Then brace yourself for this notorious 1982 gem of depravity that is every bit as vile and stylishly shocking as you've been led to believe. Directed by the old scalp-ripper himself, Lucio Fulci, he's in full flesh tearing form as the cops of New York hunt down a psychopath with a penchant for slicing his victims to the bone but not before he has his fun with them first... "Quack! Quack! Quack!". Released 1st October 2007 by Shameless Screen Entertainment.
Phantom Of Death
From the writing team behind the vicious ‘n' delicious New York Ripper and Ruggero Deodato, the director of the hunger-inducing Cannibal Holocaust, comes this star filled frenzy of brutal vengeance. Michael York (Austin Powers) stars as piano virtuoso Robert Dominici who suddenly contracts a devastating disease that ages him rapidly. With death closing in fast a decaying Robert abandons tinkling the ivories to instead embark on an arpeggio of vicious slaughter upon anyone who finds out about his impending gruesome fate! Released 1st October 2007 by Shameless Screen Entertainment.
Two pots of fake blood
Back Stage Shop is the online supplier for all of your backstage requirements, selling a wide range of products from leading manufacturers covering all types of stage lighting control, desks, dimmers, lanterns, moving lights, special effects, and smoke machines. We've got some pots of their GM Congealed Blood 30ml, worth £6.75. You can buy this item here.
Read our interview with Rob Zombie, director of the new remake of Halloween!
Just email your answer and details to <a href="mailto:win@lastbroadcast.co.uk?subject= Horror Competition">win@lastbroadcast.co.uk</a> making sure Horror Competition is in the subject line
Answer – David Carradine
Good Luck!
It's that time of year again and there's no better way to spend Halloween than hiding behind a cushion with a stack of scary movies - win a huge set of 17 brand new horror DVDs and some pots of fake blood!
Halloween: 25 Years Of Terror
In 1978, director John Carpenter changed the face of horror cinema and made movie history with Halloween, the terrifying account of psycho killer Michael Myers' horrific rampage through the small town of Haddonfield. Released as a two-disc DVD set that includes the digitally remastered version of Carpenter's original movie, this set also comes packed with extra features that include extensive footage filmed at the H25 Convention in South Pasadena (the actual filming location for the fictional Haddonfield). Released 22nd October 2007 by Starz Home Entertainment.
Grindhouse Trailer Classics
For the first time ever on DVD in the UK, you can witness the magnificent madness of the movies that stomped all over Hollywood's cinematic taboos in an outrageous orgy of wanton sex, gratuitous violence, dangerous drug abuse and devastating destruction, all played out by a parade of perverts, freaks, monsters, killers, voluptuous vixens and charismatic gun-toting heroes. Compiled by genre movie expert Marc Morris from his own personal archive of over 7000 titles, this is a hand-picked collection of mind-blowing trailers for the 1960s and 1970s cult movies that have inspired the works of a whole generation of contemporary directors. Released 24th September 2007 by Nucleus Films.
Masters Of Horror: Series 2 Volume 1
The acclaimed Masters Of Horror returns to DVD for a second series with more tales of terror from the creative talents responsible for some of the most spine-chilling and seminal horror films ever made. Each disc in the boxed set comes packed with a host of extra features, including audio commentaries, interviews with the directors and stars, "making of" featurettes, director biographies and much more. The seven-disc boxset features the first seven titles in the 13-episode series, each one a brand new, hour-long exercise in fear. Released 8th October 2007 by Starz Home Entertainment.
The Last Sect
This decidedly modern, erotic twist on the vampire genre is a super-entertaining gore-fest. The Last Sect has hot female vamps spicing up the world of Internet dating, using the sites as their own personal delivery services and picking their victims to order. To her horror, a reporter working on an innocent lifestyle story discovers their diabolical secret. But these murderous bad dates are being tracked by a fearsome descendant of their arch-Nemesis, the legendary Van Helsing. This is a miss-at-your-peril, blood-curdling tale of the last vampire sect. Released 15th October 2007 by Momentum Pictures. Read our DVD review.
UKM The Ultimate Killing Machine
Michael Madsen (Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, Sin City) plays host to a group of students who join the army as an alternative to a stretch in prison after each has made their own mistakes. They soon realise, however, they have been thrown into an experimental facility with a mad doctor intent on using stem cell research to turn them into monstrous Ultimate Killing Machines. To save themselves, they must fight to destroy him and his awesome homicidal creations. Released 15th October 2007 by Momentum Pictures.
Satanic
The Devil is coming in a movie to chill the very fires of Hell. What if you suspected you were guilty of some very wrong things? What if those around you stared dying? What if you’d made a pact with Satan himself? Michelle (Annie Sorrel: Santa’s Slay, Mad Twin) wakes up after a car accident with bandages over her face and no memory of what happened. When she begins having horrific nightmares, she fears she has done something terrible. As people around her are murdered, she must solve the mystery of her past before she is destroyed by dark satanic forces. This is a fright-ride into the heart of a black and evil magic. Released 15th October 2007 by Momentum Pictures.
The Funhouse
A reworking of the ‘old dark house' story, the film's premise is simple but effective. After an evening having fun at a travelling carnival, two teenage couples on a double date decide to spend the night hidden inside the funhouse amongst the fake goblins, skeletons and monsters. But the hi-jinks soon turn into a living nightmare when they witness the murder of the carnival's fortune-teller, Madame Zena at the hands of the showground barker's freakish son, Gunther, and find themselves being stalked by a grotesque creature more terrifying than anything the funhouse itself has to offer. Released 29th October 2007 by Arrow Films.
The Brides Of Dracula
Previously (and inexplicably!) unavailable on any format in the UK, this superlative gothic chiller is one of Hammer's most impressive and highly regarded films. Two years after the huge international box office success of 1958's Dracula, that film's key creative personnel were reunited for the superlative sequel. A true Hammer classic that sees Peter Cushing reprising the role of Van Helsing, this also stars Martita Hunt, Yvonne Monlaur, Freda Jackson and David Peel. Released 22nd October 2007 by Showbox Home Entertainment.
The Evil Of Frankenstein
Peter Cushing stars as the eponymous scientist, in Freddie Francis' The Evil Of Frankenstein. The third of Hammer's Frankenstein movies finds the mad doctor employing the help of hypnotist Professor Zoltan in reviving his creature with the usual tragic results. A double Oscar winner as a cinematographer, Francis ably displays why he was also one of Hammer's directors of choice for so many years. Released 22nd October 2007 by Showbox Home Entertainment.
Blade: House of Chthon
The ultimate vampire hunter is back - and he’s badder than ever! Yes, Blade is all set to continue the battle against his immortal bloodsucking enemies. Based on the hugely successful "Blade" trilogy, which has earned more than $400 million worldwide, ‘Blade: House of Chthon’ is the feature-length, extended pilot of the hit television show, Blade: The Series. Written by David Goyer, writer of the “Blade” trilogy, this action-packed production follows Blade in his quest to destroy the entire vampire population and save humanity. Released to rent on DVD on 24th September 2007 and to buy on 8th October 2007, courtesy of Entertainment In Video.
Flight Of The Living Dead: Outbreak On A Plane
Don't bother looking for the exit row. There’s no escaping the blood thirst of the undead in this special effects-laden horror thriller. On a routine flight from Los Angeles to Paris, a mad scientist on the run from the CIA has smuggled on board a secret coffin containing the body of a corpse infected with a deadly, genetically engineered virus. Some non-stop turbulence triggers the release of the infected flesh-eating “corpse” from the cargo allowing it to spread its disease throughout the cabin! Released on rental DVD on 1st October 2007 and on retail on 22nd October 2007 by Entertainment In Video.
Deadly Blessing
Released 29th October 2007 by Arrow Films.
The Possession Of Joel Delaney
Wealthy socialite Norah Benson has a strong, intimate bond with her brother Joel Delaney. Gradually, she notices strange goings-on with Joel’s behaviour. Things start to look even more unsettling when Joel’s girlfriend is found decapitated. Due to a series of unsolved and similar murders, the media becomes interested, with Joel being the seemingly obvious suspect. Norah sets out to prove his innocence. In the process, her attention is drawn to the fact that Joel seems to have a strong link to Santeria, an occult religion. When she realises that Joel is, indeed, possessed by a demonic spirit, her attempts to exorcise the demons herself lead to a climax of spine-chilling terror. Released 22nd October 2007 by Network.
The Shout
This haunting and disturbing film stars acting legends John Hurt, Alan Bates and Susannah York. Based on the work of distinguished British writer and poet, Robert Graves, the movie won the Grand Prize of the Jury at 1978 Cannes Film Festival. The narrative style employed by Palm d’Or nominated director Skolimowski (Deep End), lends depth and dimension to a film that is deeply engaging as well as terrifying. This film has been justly compared to Nicolas Roeg’s 70s classic Don’t Look Now. Released 22nd October 2007 by Network.
The Monster
Joan Collins is Lucy Carlesi, a retired nightclub dancer, now in a happy marriage with a loving husband Gino. Things start to go wrong after the particularly difficult birth of their baby. The sheer size of the baby causes much agony to Lucy during labour. The baby appears to dislike everyone, and seems intend on inflicting pain on whoever gets close to him, including his own mother. It is not long before the mere malice turns into bloodthirsty brutality, as the baby embarks on a blood-splattered rampage, killing, hurting and breaking anyone and anything in its path with its superhuman strength. The answer to such demonic possession of an innocent newborn lies in the past that Lucy gradually recalls. Released 22nd October 2007 by Network.
New York Ripper
Do you like your horror films nice ‘n' nasty? Then brace yourself for this notorious 1982 gem of depravity that is every bit as vile and stylishly shocking as you've been led to believe. Directed by the old scalp-ripper himself, Lucio Fulci, he's in full flesh tearing form as the cops of New York hunt down a psychopath with a penchant for slicing his victims to the bone but not before he has his fun with them first... "Quack! Quack! Quack!". Released 1st October 2007 by Shameless Screen Entertainment.
Phantom Of Death
From the writing team behind the vicious ‘n' delicious New York Ripper and Ruggero Deodato, the director of the hunger-inducing Cannibal Holocaust, comes this star filled frenzy of brutal vengeance. Michael York (Austin Powers) stars as piano virtuoso Robert Dominici who suddenly contracts a devastating disease that ages him rapidly. With death closing in fast a decaying Robert abandons tinkling the ivories to instead embark on an arpeggio of vicious slaughter upon anyone who finds out about his impending gruesome fate! Released 1st October 2007 by Shameless Screen Entertainment.
Two pots of fake blood
Back Stage Shop is the online supplier for all of your backstage requirements, selling a wide range of products from leading manufacturers covering all types of stage lighting control, desks, dimmers, lanterns, moving lights, special effects, and smoke machines. We've got some pots of their GM Congealed Blood 30ml, worth £6.75. You can buy this item here.
Read our interview with Rob Zombie, director of the new remake of Halloween!
Just email your answer and details to <a href="mailto:win@lastbroadcast.co.uk?subject= Horror Competition">win@lastbroadcast.co.uk</a> making sure Horror Competition is in the subject line
Answer – David Carradine
Good Luck!
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:eek: brilliant comp, thanks hjb123 :Tplease be a responsible pet owner & spay/neuter your pets, too many strays & not enough homes for them sadly.
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