CreepyPasta - BLU-RAY

Director Gary P. Cohen sent shockwaves through rental shops in 1987 with Video Violence, and delivered the gory goods again the following year with Captives. Cohen's low-fi home invasion shocker crept onto shelves courtesy of Majestic Home Video, but it was against the filmmaker's will in a hatcheted cut under the title Mama's Home. It would be decades before the director's version of Captives would be seen, and Terror Vision is proud to present it here in a new transfer from the BETA-SP master. When Nikki (Jackie Neill) is released from prison after being sentenced for a crime she didn't commit, she and her deranged brothers Chick (Art Neill) and Paulie (Neil Cerbone) set out to expose ex-husband Barry (Gary P. Cohen) to his family by forcing them to watch videos of the very real horrors he enjoys perpetrating. As the cruel theater scene plays out, the captors descend into mania and the captives fight for their lives in a shocking tale of excess and abuse.Terror Vision delivers the ultimate of Captives, packed with new special features that include new commentary, interviews, and the alternate Mama's Home version of the film. Whether you are a seasoned Cohen fan or are new to his iconic brand of SOV mayhem, Captives is a blood-drenched thriller you will never forget. Just be careful before opening the door!Extras New Commentary with Director Gary P. CohenNew Interview w/ Gary P. CohenNew Interview w/ Neil CerboneNew Interview w/ Mark DolsonNew Interview w/ Mark KwaitekAlternate Cut of Captives known as Mama's HomeNewly Created Captions

A creature is haunting the streets of Los Angeles, waiting for the cover of night to stalk innocent young girls. Hungry for fame and fortune, it's fueled by a demonic rage ready to devour anyone attempting to hinder it's becoming the most powerful entity in Hollywood. While sometimes called A.J. Nelson, this demon is more commonly known as Vic Savage. This is his story... In 1964, Vic Savage made THE CREEPING TERROR with a microscopic budget verging on the non-existent. Quickly earning a reputation as the worst movie ever made, it tells of the arrival of an unconvincing alien life-form (a shambling carpet creature made of plastic tubing, wire and soap) that devours it's picnicking, dancing and guitar-playing victims. Much like the infamous Ed Wood, Savage managed to pull off a variety of schemes to convince an honest producer to invest in what he promised to be the biggest monster movie ever made. Told through re-enactments and containing shockingly true stories of many of the actual people involved with the production, Pete Schuermann's THE CREEP BEHIND THE CAMERA is the funny and ultimately terrifying saga of the making of THE CREEPING TERROR, and a disastrous portrait of a talentless artist who ultimately succumbs to his own self-destructive behavior. Starring Josh Phillips in the larger-than-life performance as Vic Savage, and Jodi Lynn Thomas (AMC's PREACHER) as his unsuspecting wife Lois, THE CREEP BEHIND THE CAMERA pays vibrant tribute to an inglorious chapter in the history of genre cinema, incidentally exposing one of the most unimaginably radical antitheses of the Hollywood dream.

While digging into their town's infamous past, a group of high school students unwittingly unlock an even darker secret. Now, an evil spirit has been awakened and will stop at nothing to find his true heir.