Mill Creek Gorehouse Greats Round Up!

And the Mill Creek sets keep on rockin’ our DVD decks! Another 12 movies put to rest. Previously, we jammed on Mill Creek’s B-Movie Blast 50-Film Pack. And we’re not done yet! We unpacking another 50 films to close out the month with Mill Creek’s The Excellent Eights 50-Film Pack.

Every November — to whet our appetites for Halloween — we tackle a Mill Creek box of fifty movies. We started with the Chilling Classics set in 2018 and also did the Pure Terror set in 2019. For 2020, we jammed on the Sci-Fi Invasion set. And Mill Creek’s 12-Packs always come in handy for our theme weeks, such as our recent “Fast and Furious Week,” when we a lot of films, quickly. To that end: the Savage Cinema set did the job. And, back in March, we were so giddy with glee that we finally got our own copy of 9 Deaths of the Ninja courtesy of the Explosive Cinema 12-pack, we paid it forward to Mill Creek and reviewed all of the films in the pack.

Many thanks to Rob Brown, Herbert P. Caine, Dustin Fallon, Robert Freese, Sean Mitus, Bill Van Ryn, Jennifer Upton, and Melody Vera for chipping in with their reviews for our month-long Mill Creek project!

Here’s the Reviews:

Blood Mania (1970) — Take 1 by Bill Van Ryn and Take 2 by Eric Wrazen
Blood of Dracula’s Castle (1969)
Brain Twisters (1991)
The Devil’s Hand (1962)
The Madmen of Mandoras (1963)
Nightmare in Wax (1969)
Prime Evil (1988)
Satan’s Slave (1976)
Stanley (1972)
Terrified (1963)
Terror (1978)
Trip with Teacher (1975)

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