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Release: December 7, 2021

$6.99

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Directed by Canadian horror pic helmer William Fruet (House by the Lake, Funeral Home, Spasms), this 80s horror flick blends gore with an endearing 50s style over-sized killer bug. Steve Railsback (Helter Skelter, Lifeforce) turns in a great performance as Detective Jim Bishop, who must find a way to stop a giant monstrous insect that’s eating people in a quarantined hospital before it procreates and spreads a deadly infection it’s carrying. Code Red now brings you this big bug B-movie also known as INSECT in glorious HD. Special Features: • HD Transfer from the Original Uncut 35mm Negative • Trailers

Release: October 26, 2021

$7.99

Description

You are cordially invited to a party to die for! It's April Fool's Day and the sisters of Sigma Alpha Pi believe they've found the perfect place to throw a party: the abandoned fraternity house where a guillotined pledge once lost his head in a hazing gone awry. But shortly after their revelry begins, the student body count starts to rise as the vengeful pledge returns from the grave and makes it a party to die for. Featuring appearances by Paul Bartel (Death Race 2000, Chopping Mall) and Martin Hewitt (Endless Love, Alien Predators) and the debut of Joanna Johnson (who would graduate a year later to her longtime best-known role on The Bold and The Beautiful), Killer Party was written by Barney Cohen (Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter) and directed by William Fruet (The House by the Lake, Spasms, Funeral Home). Bonus Content: Campus Gentleman - An Interview with Actor Ralph Seymour Head Of The Class - An Interview with Actress Sherry Willis-Burch Fools's Night - An Interview with Writer Barney Cohen Racing To The Party - An Interview with Composer John Beal Unholy Diver - An Interview with Special Make-up Effects Artist Gordon J. Smith Dressed To Possess - An Interview with Production Designer Reuben Freed From Burbank It Came: White Sister and Killer Party - An Interview with White Sister Members Gary Brandon and Dennis CHurchill-Dries