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hong kong horror
The new SHAW-SHOCK Vol 4 is quite the wild bunch of horror films from the Shaw Brothers Catalog. One of these really was amazing. I do an unboxing and review of the movies BEWITCHED (1981), Hell Has No Boundary (1982) and Human Lanterns (1982). In Imprint Asia's now Shaw brothers set! See what's INSIDE!
I got some new movies from boutiques, distributors, Myself and even viewers like yourself that will tickle any movie collector. LIKE MYSELF and hopefully you too! There's 4k's, Blu-Rays, DVD's, Upcoming and NEW releases! So, I'm sharing with you all of them and there are some really great ones you NEED to Check out! Plus a big package from a viewer that you got to see if you love TOKU! It's a big haul mail video.
IF you like Magically Insane horror from Hong Kong or anywhere really. Boy.. do I have a horror movie trilogy for you! From the Director of Boxers Omen, Bewitched and so many more crazy films. Brings you The Hex Trilogy with Hex (1980), Hex vs. Witchcraft (1980) and Hex After Hex (1982) in ONE set from Imprint Asia. I even compare it to the the Arrow Box set to let you know any differences. You Might be Surprised!
Are you prepared to see 3 Of The WEIRDEST Craziest Hong Kong HORROR Films ever made? Because I have a boxset that will blow your mind. Yes, 3 select revenge horror movies from the Shaw Brothers Catalog that you will NEVER forget. It's all part of IMPRINTS Shaw SHOCK Vol 1. I compare it to the Shaw Scares Vol 1 from Vin Syn too.
2 Great New Hong Kong Horror Releases From Vinegar Syndrome! There was nothing quite as outrageous as Hong Kong cinema in the 1980s. From horrific black magic to spellbindingly choreographed action and dark and lurid stories of revenge, Hong Kong filmmakers created genre cinema that broke new ground. Devil Fetus (1983) & Her Vengeance (1988) out now on BLU for the FIRST TIME from Vinegar Syndrome!
In 1988, Hong Kong introduced the Category rating system, with the most horrific of subject matter falling under Category III, meaning: No persons younger than 18 years of age are permitted to rent, purchase, or watch this film in the cinema. Nothing new as most places have some sort of rating system, but this one was strict and rigorously enforced. However, from this, some of the gnarliest horror movies ever made came from this system
