This November, the Kino Cult linear FAST channel streams deep cuts of cult horror titles as thematically-paired “midnight movie” double features throughout the month all free with ads.

Kino Cult is a free ad-supported streaming destination for genre lovers of horror and cult films, Kino Cult also has hundreds of new and rare theatrically released cult hits, all presented in beautiful high definition. Additionally, Kino Cult offers an ad-free subscription plan for $4.99 per month.

There’s a Joan Collins day! A Jean Rollin day! A double feature of Phenomena and The Visitor! A double blast of Jess Franco! It’s all free!

Halloween is over but Shudder is keeping the scares up all year long. Plans start at under $5 a month and you can get the first week free when you visit Shudder.

Click on any of the links to see an in-depth article on the movie.

November 1: Anna and the Apocalypse, Creepshow, To All a Good Night, Alone in the Dark, Silent Night Deadly Night 3, Silent Night Deadly Night 4, Silent Night Deadly Night 5, Silent Nights.

November 4: The premiere of Satan’s Slaves: Communion.

November 7: Evil Dead Trap, Evil Dead Trap 2 and Bloody Muscle Body Builder In Hell.

November 10: Mandrake.

November 14: Dr. Tarr’s Horror Dungeon and The Last Broadcast.

November 18: Slash/Back.

November 21: Sweetie, You Won’t Believe It

November 22: Blood Relatives.

There are also episodes of The Boulet Brothers’ Dragula: Titans.

What are you excited to watch?

Arrow Player will have the following movies in November:

November 4: Jean Rollin Vol. III: Deeply misunderstood and widely misrepresented, during his decades-long career as a film director (1958-2009), Rollin’s work received absolutely no recognition in his native country of France, and was completely unknown anywhere else. In the nineties, because of home video, Rollin attained a marginal cult status in niche English speaking genre circles. Otherwise he has remained completely obscure to many audiences. But come on! It’s time to discover his haunted and haze-filled magic with Fascination, Lips of Blood, The Grapes of Death, The Night of the Hunted, The Escapees and Zombie Lake.

November 7: Incredible but True

November 11: Humanoids from the Deep, Inseminoid, The Long Haul. of A.I. Bezzerides and Dark and Deadly: 50 Years of Film Noir, as well as Reel Life: Based on Truth and Lies, which also will have The El Duce Tapes and Coup D’État.

November 18: Shawscope Vol. 2 has The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, Return to the 36th Chamber, Disciples of the 36th Chamber, Mad Monkey Kung Fu, Five Superfighters, Kid with the Golden Arm, Invincible Shaolin, Magnificent Ruffians, Ten Tigers of Kwangtung, My Young Auntie, Mercenaries from Hong Kong, The Boxer’s Omen, Martial Arts of Shaolin and The Bare-Footed Kid.

November 25: The Devil’s Rain and The Final Terror.

Head over to ARROW to start watching now. Subscriptions are available for $6.99 monthly or $49.99 yearly. ARROW is available in the US, Canada, the UK and Ireland on the following Apps/devices: Roku (all Roku sticks, boxes, devices, etc), Apple TV & iOS devices, Samsung TVs, Android TV and mobile devices, Fire TV (all Amazon Fire TV Sticks, boxes, etc), and on all web browsers at https://www.arrow-player.com.

Sure, when you think of gothic Italian horror, you probably instantly think of Mario Bava. Yet other filmmakers — like the four in this new set from Arrow — show that when it comes to the gothic, no one does it like Italy:

Massimo Pupillo’s Lady Morgan’s Vengeance: Romance and mystery. Sadism and the supernatural. And oh yeah — a newlywed rich man works with his mad to try and kill his new wife.

Alberto De Martino’s The Blancheville Monster: Two of my favorite things: family curses and madmen in the attic!

Mino Guerinni’s The Third Eye: Franco Nero in a gothic horror? Well, if I wasn’t getting this set already, right?

Damiano Damiani’s The Witch: A young historian works for an elderly woman but becomes trapped by his obsessive love for her young daughter.

Four lesser-known monochrome gems from Italy’s peak gothic period, restored in 2K from their original negatives for the first time, alongside Arrow’s always packed full of awesome extras? Oh man!

You also get original Italian and English front and end titles on The Blancheville Monster, The Third Eye and The Witch, new video introductions to each film by Italian film devotee Mark Thompson Ashworth, image galleries, a limited edition 80-page book featuring new writing by Roberto Curti, Rob Talbot, Jerome Reuter, Rod Barnett and Kimberly Lindbergs, a fold-out double-sided poster and limited edition packaging with reversible sleeves featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Colin Murdoch.

Each movie contains so many extras, such as:

Lady Morgan’s Vengeance: New commentary by author and critic Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, a new video essay by author and producer Kat Ellinger, a new interview with actress Erika Blanc, newly edited interviews with Paul Muller and Massimo Pupillo, a trailer and the complete original cineromanzo, published in Suspense in April 1971.

The Blancheville Monster: New commentary by filmmaker and film historian Paul Anthony Nelson, a new video essay by writer and pop culture historian Keith Allison, a new video interview with author and filmmaker Antonio Tentori, opening credits for the US release of the film and a trailer.

The Third Eye: New commentary by author and critic Rachael Nisbet, a new video essay by author and filmmaker Lindsay Hallam and a newly edited video interview with actress Erika Blanc.

The Witch: New commentary by author and producer Kat Ellinger, a new video essay by author and academic Miranda Corcoran and a new video interview with author and filmmaker Antonio Tentori.

You can get this set from MVD.

Shudder is in the middle of its 61 Days of Halloween. 11 original and exclusive movies, three new series and a Joe Bob Briggs special in October are coming! Here’s what October has in store for us:

October 1: The return of the Ghoul Log and a secret premiere (shh, it was Dark Glasses), as well as The Descent, The Descent Part 2, The Gate and May

October 3: The Collingswood Story and Dark Night of the Scarecrow

October 4: Footprints, I Like Bats, The Other Side of the Underneath and The Rats Are Coming! The Werewolves Are Here!

October 6: Deadstream

October 10: Identikit, Opera and The Stendhal Syndrome

October 11: Dragula season 1 and Lux Æterna

October 13: Dark Glasses and She Will

October 20: V/H/S/99

October 21: Joe Bob’s Haunted Halloween Hangout

October 24: Aenigma, Demonia, Fulci for Fake and Manhattan Baby

October 28: Resurrection

These collections will also be on Shudder:

All Hail Argento: To mark the Shudder premiere of Dark Glasses and Dario Argento’s long-awaited return to the director’s chair, Shudder is presenting an expanded collection of works from Italy’s master of horror. Opera and The Stendhal Syndrome premiere on October 10, joining titles already on Shudder including Deep Red, Tenebrae, Inferno, Phenomena, Trauma and The Cat o’ Nine Tales along with the Argento-penned Demons and Demons 2.

House of Psychotic Women: I Like Bats, Footprints, Identikit, The Rats are Coming! The Werewolves Are Here,The Stendhal Syndrome, May, Santa Sangre, Alone with You, American Mary, Asylum, The Babadook, The Baby, Bleed with Me, Butcher Baker Nightmare Maker, Carnival of Souls, The Corruption of Chris Miller, Darling, Il Demonio, Dream No Evil, I Blame Society, Forbiden Photos of a Lady Above Suspicion, Knife of Ice, Knocking, The Midnight Swim, Ms. 45, Next of Kin, Orgasmo, Phenomena, Prevenge and Resurrection.

Plus, you can check out episodes of 101 Scariest Horror Movie Moments and Queer for Fear.

Don’t have Shudder? Plans start at under $5 a month and you can get the first week free when you visit Shudder.

Arrow Player will have the following movies in October:

October 1: Two Witches and Brain Dead

October 7: Countess Dracula, Vampire Circus

October 10: Take Back the Night

October 14: The Blancheville Monster, The Witch, The Third Eye and Lady Morgan’s Vengeance

October 21: Sorority House Massacre, The Slumber Party Massacre

October 28: Night of the Demons, Evil Dead Trap

There are also several collections streaming this month:

Why Can’t A Girl Walk Home Alone At Night?: This collection includes Take Back the Night, Unsafe Spaces, The Wind, Bed Bug and Irezumi

Ghastly Gothic: The Blancheville Monster, The Witch, The Third Eye, Lady Morgan’s Vengeance and Mill of the Stone Women.

Co-ed Carnage: Hell High, Girls Nite Out, Dude Bro Party Massacre III, Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama and Torso.

Season: The Mutilator Watchalong Collection: The Mutilator, The Stylist, Threshold, A Ghost Waits, Dementer, Satanic Panic, Man Under Table and Brian Lonano’s short films.

Head over to ARROW to start watching now. Subscriptions are available for $6.99 monthly or $49.99 yearly. ARROW is available in the US, Canada, the UK and Ireland on the following Apps/devices: Roku (all Roku sticks, boxes, devices, etc), Apple TV & iOS devices, Samsung TVs, Android TV and mobile devices, Fire TV (all Amazon Fire TV Sticks, boxes, etc), and on all web browsers at https://www.arrow-player.com.

Visual Vengeance is a label dedicated to vintage “Shot on Video” and microbudget genre independents from the 1980s through 2000. Their next release is 1989 never-before-seen Linnea Quigley Satanic Panic epic Heartland of Darkness AKA Blood Church!

In the small town of Copperton, Ohio, Paul Henson, a former big-city journalist, buys a small local newspaper. He quickly falls into a wide-reaching conspiracy of ritualistic murder and cult mind control when he discovers that the entire town may be under the spell of a Satanic reverend and his flock. As the clues and corpses pile up, Henson and his family are thrust into a life-or-death struggle to expose the truth and stop the demonic cabal’s reign of evil.

Shot in 1989 by director Eric Swelstad on 16mm film and lost in obscurity and distribution false starts for over 30 years, Heartland of Darkness finally arrives on home video for the very first time and is packed with bonus features that spotlight the original creators and document the film’s long history and final completion.

It will have these features:

• First time available in any format
• New director-supervised SD master from original tape and film elements
• Deeper Into the Darkness: New 40-minute behind the scenes documentary
• Three commentary tracks
• Linnea Quigley Remembers, a new interview
• Archival TV interviews, TV spots, behind the scenes footage and trailers
• Complete original “Fallen Angels” 1990 workprint
• Blood Church – rare distributor promotional video
• Six-page liner notes by Tony Strauss of Weng’s Chop Magazine
•  Limited Edition Heartland of Darkness “Prayer Cloth”
• Limited Edition slipcase – FIRST PRESSING ONLY
• Collectible Linnea Quigley folded mini-poster
• “Stick your own” VHS sticker set
• And much more!

For more details on the label and updates on new releases – as well as news on upcoming releases – follow Visual Vengeance on social media:

TWITTER @VisualVenVideo

INSTAGRAM: Visualvenvideo

FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/visualvenvideo

It Came From Hollywood! is ready to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of one of cult cinema’s greatest pulp science-fiction/horror shockers with their brand-new novelization of The Brain That Wouldn’t Die! It dares to go further than the screen ever allowed!

Robert Freese delivers The Brain That Wouldn’t Die like you have never before experienced it! Includes a brief history of the film’s production by movie marketing archivist Paul Mcvay, along with a reproduction of the original 13-page press book and eight lobby cards.

You can get the book by itself or in a Brain Bundle. Each copy is numbered and signed by the writer, Robert Freese. The Brain Bundle also includes a set of 8 post cards reproducing the original Lobby Card set as well as a full reproduction of the A.I.P. Pressbook for Brain and it’s original co-feature Invasion of the Star Creatures. (The pressbook also includes a reproduction of Star Creature‘s original 8 Lobby Card set!) The standalone Pressbook reproduction is recreated in the original colors it was originally printed in. And of course, a button so you can wear your fandom and show your support for re-animated heads everywhere! The Brain Bundle is limited to 25 copies and is only $30.

Now through October 17, Kino Lorber is having an amazing sale on so many of their amazing releases.

Plus, all orders over $50 get free USA shipping!

I got The Apple, 23 Paces to Baker Street, Maria’s Lovers, Enter the Ninja, Revenge of the Ninja, House of the Long Shadows and House of 1000 Dolls for $62. That’s incredible.

Let me know what you get — if you love Cannon, Pete Walker or 3D movies, there are so many on sale!

Due to popular demand, the Blue Underground sale at MVD is being extended! 

Almost the entire catalog at up to 75% off!

DVDs $3.98 and up!

Blu-rays $4.98 and up!

Limited Editions $7.98 and up!

And 4K UHD as low as $17.98!

Check it out at MVD Sale!

Here are some recommendations:

The Million Eyes of Sumuru for $3.98!

So many of the Franco Prosperi and Gualtiero Jacopetti mondo movies — Mondo Cane, Mondo Cane 2, Women of the World and Africa Blood and Guts for $3.98!

Manhattan Baby, The House by the Cemetery and Keoma for $3.98!

The set with 1990: The Bronx Warriors, Escape from the Bronx and The New Barbarians for $19.98!

If you want to get into physical media or if you need to fill some holes in your collection, this sale is it!