Jandek, Outsider, Acoustic, Live, Concert, Experimental; DVD - New
Quite spirited bass and drum accompaniments, but a fairly "by-the-numbers" performance as far as the Corwood rep is concerned. Bonus points for "Whose Mister Is This", which might be one of the creepiest-sounding things Jandek has ever released, and that's saying a lot.
Paradise Lost, True Crime, Metallica, Documentary; 2xDVD set with Booklet - Ex Used condition
This two disc set is a documentary which covers the murder of three 8 year old boys in the Memphis area. It covers the discovery of the bodies and the subsequent arrest, charge and conviction of three teenagers. The case became notorious as one in which the convictions were unsound and the way this film is presented allows the viewer to understand how and where opportunities were lost or missed by the police and raises serious concerns about the judicial system. It's shocking and emotional. Compelling viewing.
NYC Punk, 70's, Patti Smith, Johnny Thunders, Richard Hell, Iggy Pop, Rare; DVD (2001) - Ex Used Condition
A double-feature DVD containing “Blank Generation,” a 1976 film from Amos Poe and Ivan Kral, shot at CBGB’s, which defines the birth of NYC Punk & New Wave and includes live pre-record performances from Blondie, The Patti Smith Group, Talking Heads, Wayne County, Johnny Thunders & the Heartbreakers with Richard Hell, & Television (post-Hell). Dancing Barefoot is a look at the NY Punk scene through the eyes of Ivan Kral, who is best known as guitarist and songwriter in the Patti Smith Group. Features an in-depth look at the Patti Smith Group including live footage & interviews. Also includes footage & interviews from & Iggy Pop!
Chinese, Surreal, Stunning, Arthouse, Foreign, Acclaimed; DVD - Ex Used condition
Zhang Ke Jia is a masterful director. His use of colour and character direction is unreal. One of the things he uses to great effect are arches and hallways. Characters appear in them, or look out of them in what is some of the most visual photography I have ever witnessed. But it doesn't end there. The film is beyond surreal, its real setting makes it all more spectacular and that more effective. Att times it feels like watching a documentary and finds the viewer hoping for characters to do well and be happy and find themselves thinking that these were real people in harsh sometimes difficult situations. "The World" has this effect on you, you can't begin to believe the beauty and harshness it shows, and it tricks you in the most crafty way. The World is a truly fantastic small place in more ways than one...
Horror, Gore, German, Bloody, Bloodthirsty, Nasty; DVD - New
The background story is set in medieval times and consumes the opening title sequence at a brisk and gory pace but then rapidly transfers to the present day. Just when the viewer is getting accustomed to a placid transition set within pleasant scenery, the body count accelerates rapidly as the agent of death and destruction gets familiarised with the modern day environment. It is a period of calm before the unrelenting storm of death which follows right to the end.
Skate, Skateboard, Enjoi, Classic; DVD (2014) - New Sealed
Oververt is Enjoi's classic 2014 skate video featuring tons of cool music, stupidity and some bloody rad skating. Ben Raemers section is just fucking bullshit........
Skate, Skateboard, Special Edition, Bonus, Poster; DVD (2005) - Ex Used condition
Zero Skateboards New Blood Special Edition DVD. Released 2005. With all the special edits.. and of course a poster of Tommy Sandoval! Don't sleep on owning DVDs that you need to have in your collection!
Comedy, Satanic, Experimental, Mixtape, Counter Culture, Everything Is Terrible; DVD - New
The beauty in this insane bowl of VHS mashed potatoes is how, after 72 minutes, everything feels like it is exactly in the right place, and what a terrible terrible place that turns out to be. What makes EIT's TGS great is that it clearly relishes in the nihilist fringe of the culture-jammers. Nihilism, in these troubled, modern times, can be a wonderful thing and that's what we have here. That it makes a fool out of the leaders and followers behind "Satanic Panic" type movements/media is just gravy. Let The Great Satan wash over you.......
Horror, Slasher, Porn, Gore, Cult, Exploitation, Bloody, Torture; DVD - New Sealed
The first film to be called a gore-nography! Amputee With An Axe was one of the leading films which helped kick start the slasher genre. Mathew, a deranged young man with a hook for a hand, uses all kinds of weapons to murder and torture women. He becomes obsessed with a prostitute that will be his bride whether she likes it or not. Color, 1975, 90 minutes. AKA: Scream Bloody Murder, Claw of Terror, Mathew, Captive Female.
Japan, Shock, Gore, Blood, Infamous, Nasty, Erotic, Roughie, Disturbing; DVD - New Sealed
Two females seem to suffer from past traumas. Both commit blood-filled suicides with way more imaginary/graphic ways than just shotgun-to-mouth. There is no dialogs at all, porn-movie-like music plays on background while the girls are getting cut and so on. If you like blood, more blood, toothbrush, a fork, and japan shock, this is a must see. Low-grade, Japanese obscurity Women's Flesh: My Red Guts consists of two shot-on-video segments depicting grueling scenes of graphic self-mutilation, all designed to appear as gut-churningly real as possible: in the first, a woman chews off one of her fingers and chokes herself to death with a scarf; the woman in part two stabs herself in the leg with a fork, cuts open her belly, chows down on her guts, slices off her tongue, and eventually kills herself by thrusting the fork into her forehead. There's no plot to speak of and hardly any dialogue—just plenty of extremely bloody imagery designed to appease fans of ultra-violent, transgressive pseudo-snuff. This super-sick effort certainly has the right look and feel to it
Controversial, Masterpiece, Religious Fanatic, Brutal, Nasty, Banned, Uncensored; 2xDVD and booklet - Ex Used condition
A few movies are so controversial that the Movie industry does their best to kill them off (see Terry Gilliams' "Brazil"). Such was the case with "The Devils" First, to clear a few things up...this did NOT come from a play, nor was it a novel. It is based on Aldous Huxley's painstakingly researched religious history of the famous Loudun exorcisms during the time of Richelieu. Two years before 'The Exorcist' hits the screen, Ken Russell puts the Catholic Church in the spotlight by filming one of the most disturbing films of all times. Except from being a sheer technical and aesthetic masterpiece, 'The Devils' provokes as a film with its relentless sense of anarchy. Religious hysteria and illusions, the horror of human arrogance and depravity and the love that turns to cherishing that turns to hatred. It's hard to put it in words, one must simply watch it to understand the simple splendor of this film. This film was met with great controversy and opposition due to its contents and depictions of blasphemy. Cited by director Alex Cox and critic Mark Kermode as one of the ten greatest achievements in cinema of all time. This film is for open-minded viewers only...
Z grade, Indie, Horror, Cheapo, Sleaze, Zombie; DVD - New Sealed
Young twenty-something Amanda (Kristi McKay) deciding to throw a party after her parents depart was quite possibly the worst idea she could have. She invites over several of her friends for a weekend of fun and carelessness, when their party is crashed by none other than midget zombies hellbent on destruction. The gang takes refuge in Amanda's house and simply tries to stakeout for as long as they possibly can under uncertain circumstances. For this reason alone, Midget Zombie Takeover lives up to its title because it gives the viewer exactly what they want. You know the score......
