Jean Rollin, French, Soft-core, Porn, Cult, Rare; DVD - Ex Used condition
There are all too few refined flesh-fests that so pleasantly revive both the somnolent spirit and other more corporeal appendages than Jean Rollin's perfectly pulchritudinous exploration of epicurean exotica, and, happily, very little is left to the imagination therefore giving the more avidly skin-seeking celluloid sensualist a ringside seat to some of the moist sublime B-Movie burlesque this silken side of Joseph Sarno and that mercurial misfit of majestic midnight cinema Jess Franco. Aside from enjoying these uniquely edifying visions of Gallic Grindhouse's finest felines, including delicious Jean Rollin Alumni Joelle Coeur, titillating terror twins Catherine & Marie-Pierre Castel, and the delightfully elfin Annie 'Lips of Blood' Belle. The supremely slinky, never less than funky lounge funk by groove-master Rex Hilton is persistently perfect sleazy listening. Jean Rollin's 'Tout le monde il deux' is a bold and bountiful B-Movie bacchanal without an iota of decency, praise be!
Derek Jarman, Avant Garde, Experimental, Throbbing Gristle, Short Films, Cult; DVD + Booklet - Ex Used condition
In the Shadow of the Sun (1980)
A Derek Jarman film with music by Throbbing Gristle. Derek Jarman used some of his 70s home movie footage to produce this wonderful piece of exploitational avantgarde cinema.
The Art of Mirrors (1973)
The Art of Mirrors is an abstract film made in 1973 by director, Derek Jarman. The film, shot in super 8 features figures moving in the foreground and background of an empty space holding mirrors which occasionally flash in the lens of the camera.
Ashden's Walk on Møn (1973)
Ashden's Walk on Møn presents another side of Jarman's filmic aesthetic, one more closely tied to his painterly practice.
Stolen Apples for Karen Blixen (1973)
Stolen Apples for Karen Blixen, is a three-minute black and white film which begins with a portrait of Karen Blixen taken from a photograph. This is followed by a series of superimpositions featuring two figures crossing a Chinese style bridge in a high wind.
A Journey to Avebury (1971)
A Journey to Avebury lasts for ten minutes, and in its original state was nothing more than silent, static shots of fields, pathways, silhouetted trees, and finally the Avebury stones.
Japanese, Cult, Rare, Punk, Comedy; Blu-Ray - Ex Used condition
Young record company talent scout Kanna finds a video clip of an abrasive punk rock band on the Internet. Although she knows nothing about punk music or even likes punk music, she feels the band could be the next big thing and bursts into Tokita’s office to tell him so. Tokita watches the video clip and orders Kanna to find the band and sign them to a contract. This starts Kanna’s quest to find the band known as "The Shonen Merikensack". What Kanna doesn’t know, but will find out soon enough, is that the video clip was filmed 25 years ago and the band members are now all washed up middle aged men.
Horror, Gore, Rare, Independent, Cult, Notorious, Limited Edition; 5 Disc Box-Set (2013) - New in shrink
500 Unit Limited Edition 5 DVD Set. Includes: HORNO - Things soon go horribly wrong when life begins to imitate ""art"" on the set of a horror/porno. PETER ROTTENTAIL - Part man, part rabbit... all evil! SKI WOLF - Will the SKI WOLF thwart the evil rich kids plan and bring the party back to the mountain slopes? PLUS: Excellent documentary film, DRIVE-IN MADNESS & Notorious cult oddity, DIRTY COP NO DONUT
Rare, Gore, Horror, Box-Set, Independent, Underground, Cult, Limited Edition; 5 disc Box-Set (2013) - New Sealed
500 Unit Limited Edition 5 DVD Set CLAY - Clay is a killer. He walks the streets, picking his victims by fate. Behind his madness lies Sam, his father, a man who unknowingly raised a serial killer by filling his child's head with years upon years of evil stories, lies, bitterness, abuse and fear. Now Clay has grown up, and his father's vicious rule over him is headed to a certain end... MIDNIGHT 2 - Abraham, the last surviving member of the crazed family, has taken up residence in the suburbs of Pittsburgh. Armed with a video camera and his various implements of death, he stalks the streets of the city to satisfy his bloodlust...searching the psyches of his victims for his perfect mate. I SPIT CHEW ON YOUR GRAVE - When a group of busty Chicks, pimped out by their mystical magical warlock leader, rape the wrong man, a load of vengeance is heaped down upon them in this dark tale. HORROR ROCK - Terrifying, heart stopping scenes from the most spine-tingling horror films ever made with some of the hottest classic indie rock music performed by the absolutely wickedest bands! HOLLA IF HEAR ME KILL YOU - A couple of singers and their friends are working late at their studio when a masked serial killer shows up and ruins all the fun. Who could this mysterious killer be and why does he want to kill the singers? These are all individually packaged DVD's, with artwork and extras, packed into one 5 DVD gift set!
Darby Crash, The Germs, LA Punk, Los Angeles, Punk, Adam Parfrey; Paperback Book - Ex Used condition
Lexicon Devil provides a powerful, unflinching look at the life and times of Darby Crash of The Germs, using first person accounts to tell the story. And a tragic, but exciting story it is. The reader gets a first-hand look at Punk’s west coast birth, its ascendancy, and decline. All this is embodied in the story of Darby Crash, a man (or kid, really, dying young at 22, not even close to the 27 Club) of great vision, recklessness, and inner torment. Darby Crash is neither sainted nor vilified, a tough balance to strike. At the end, one is struck with a sense of the lost potentials, the regrets of friends and acquaintances that wish they had done more to save him.
"Lexicon Devil is, pure and simple, the finest volume on punk to have seen the light of print. (Yes, folks: that includes Please Kill Me.) Great book!"—Richard Meltzer
Australian, Graffiti, Graff, Legend, Puzle, Street Art, Custom Stickers, Collectible; 9 Piece die cut sticker set
OG Australian graffiti legend PUZLE has released this sticker pack which includes 9 x high quality matt finish stickers.
Australian, Dark Ambient, Experimental, Drone, Various Artists, Noise; CD, Booklet + Sticker - New
Australian Dark Ambient/Experimental/Drone V/A release from 2012 featuring: Rohkontrol, Voidhanger, Rotteur, Grist, Abre Ojos, Rohkontrol Released in printed cardboard zine, with postcard, sticker and printed matter. RARE!
Electronic, Experimental, Power Electronics, Noise, Ambient, Industrial; Gatefold 2xVinyl LP + CD - Ex Used condition
Russell Haswell joins Philip Best's Consumer Electronics for the face-melting force of 'Estuary Electronics'. Following on from the Mattin-produced 'Crowd Pleaser' (2009), it finds the pioneering duo at their most virile and vital across seven tracks rife with sputtering tech-n0!se and, of course, Best's spray it, don't say it delivery. It's a cruel, vicious fucker and therein lies its charm in showing up most of their field as dilettantes. Between the flatulent jag of 'Teknon' to the staggering, 'floor bleaching force of 'Co-opted' or the 'Air Lock' monologue that seals the final side, it delivers visceral thrills in a way most others can't compete with. And it's all the more powerful for its reduced and optimised palette - vocals, spatter drums and eviscerated electronics stoically delivered with real venom where it matters. For adventurous DJs, proper wrong 'uns, and the noise brigade, it's stone cold essential.
Rare, Home Made Tattoos, Art, Tattoos, DIY, Australia, Underground, Out Of Print; Paperback Book - Ex Used condition
Long out of print and a rare find, Home Made Tattoos Rule is a collection of photographs of home made tattoos. The images cover tattooed people, tattooists' tools and tattooing in action. The collection of tattoos published in this book brings together various aesthetics, styles and techniques of home made tattoos ranging for the cute and naïve to the bold and the ugly. Stepping out of the standard patterns of the tattoo shop and with no bookings, no waiting and no payment required, it's easy to see the appeal of DIY tattooing.
Lucio Fulci, Giallo, Horror, Supernatural, New York, Italian, Cult, Uncut, Widescreen; DVD - Ex Used condition
Manhattan Baby is Fulci's dive into beautiful imagery. There's some scenes in this one that are genuinely breathtaking.
A medallion from an archaeological dig leaves a man blind. And a family falls into jeopardy after their son disappears into thin air, and their daughter is possessed by an ancient demon. If the budget hadn't been cut for the film, I would imagine that this would be Fulci's most memorable film. People would think 'Manhattan Baby' instead of 'Zombie' when they heard the name Lucio Fulci. Most horror fans haven't seen this one. It's true that MB isn't a film that succumbs to everyone's tastes. This is simply because in most Italian films, it's usually style over substance, which in some cases can leave an unseasoned viewer in total awe at the apparent inept plot line before them. In the case of Italian films, the viewer generally has to pay very close attention to the whole film. Certain plot definers aren't given 'camera-attention' at crucial times at any given time through any given film. In American films, the camera tells the story. The same can be said for Italian cinema, but a lot of times, it's much more subtle in its delivery and can leave one feeling incomplete until they eventually see it again.
Horror, Special Edition, Gore, George Romero, Sequel, 80's; 2xDVD set - Ex Used condition
Return Of the Living Dead is definitely in the running for best zombie film of all time. Dan O'Bannon brings a ton of wit and humor to the Romero-style zombie film, but it still works on a completely earnest, genuine horror level as well. In Return, the original Night Of the Living Dead film was based on a true story, and a pair of night shift employees at a medical supply warehouse have a couple of the zombie corpses in barrelled up in the basement. Of course, they wind up setting them loose, as well as reanimating all the bodies in a nearby cemetery where a gang of punk rockers - including Linnea Quigley in the role of a lifetime - are partying down. This is just one of those situations where everything clicks. It's got a great cast, diverse cast headed by Clu Gulager which clearly benefited from an extended period of rehearsal before filming. Of course there's O'Bannon's clever writing, and thankfully this is one of his films where he really had the budget to see his vision all the way through. It's got a great 80s rock soundtrack and top of the line special effects. It's a blast.
