Real Monsters 2: Werewolves Demons Vampires & Sea - DVD

Watching television can be hazardous to your health - and bring the end of the world! From the minds of Dario Argento and Lamberto Bava comes DEMONS 2, the sequel to the surprise horror hit, DEMONS! Presented in a stunning new high-definition transfer and re-mastered audio! There's a scary movie on television and the residents of a luxury high-rise building have their eyes glued to their sets. Unfortunately for a young birthday girl, an eternal demonic evil is released through her TV and partygoers soon find themselves fighting an army of murderous monsters! Acid blood, demonic dogs, possessed children and rampaging zombies wreak havoc for the trapped tenants! Starring Coralina Cataldi-Tassoni (Dario Argento's OPERA), Bobby Rhodes (DEMONS), and a young Asia Argento in her very first film role, DEMONS 2 is a jaw-droppingly gory film from the golden age of Italian splatter films!

It's Halloween and the teenagers from St. Rita's High School want to party at the neighborhood's haunted house. For years, the Hull House has sat in eerie silence - tales of it's haunted past have turned into gory jokes and no one really believes anything ever happened there. However, Angela, the hostess from hell is summoning her army of teen demons to the blood-curdling contest between the school's priests and herself, the princess of darkness. What was intended as an innocent evening of fun and games turns into hell raising, life threatening ordeal... they wanted fun, now they're in the trick-or-treat party of their lives! Stylishly directed by Brian Trenchard-Smith (Leprechaun 4 In Space).

Disc 1 Bosko the Talk-Ink Kid (May 1929) Sinkin' in the Bathtub (April 1930) Congo Jazz (August 1930) Hold Anything (November 1930) The Booze Hangs High (December 1930) Box Car Blues (December 1930) Big Man from the North (February 1931) Ain't Nature Grand! (March 1931) Ups 'n Downs (April 1931) Dumb Patrol (May 1931) Yodeling Yokels (June 1931) Bosko's Holiday (July 1931) The Tree's Knees (August 1931) Lady, Play Your Mandolin! (August 1931) Smile, Darn Ya, Smile! (September 1931) Disc 2 Bosko Shipwrecked! (September 1931) Bosko the Doughboy (October 1931) You Don't Know What You're Doin'! (October 1931) Bosko's Soda Fountain (November 1931) Hittin' the Trail for Hallelujah Land (November 1931)* Bosko's Fox Hunt (December 1931) Red-Headed Baby (December 1931) Bosko at the Zoo (January 1932) Pagan Moon (January 1932) Battling Bosko (February 1932) Freddy the Freshman (February 1932) Big-Hearted Bosko (March 1932) Crosby, Columbo, and Vallee (March 1932) Bosko's Party (April 1932) Goopy Geer (April 1932) Disc 3 Bosko and Bruno (April 1932) It's Got Me Again! (May 1932) Moonlight for Two (June 1932) Bosko's Dog Race (June 1932) The Queen Was in the Parlor (July 1932) Bosko at the Beach (July 1932) I Love a Parade (August 1932) Bosko's Store (August 1932) Bosko the Lumberjack (September 1932) You're Too Careless With Your Kisses! (September 1932) I Wish I Had Wings (October 1932) A Great Big Bunch of You (November 1932) Three's a Crowd (December 1932) The Shanty Where Santy Claus Lives (January 1933) Disc 4 The Discontented Canary (1934) To Spring (1936) The March of Progress (1945) Winky the Watchman (June 1945) Easy Does It (January 1946) Seaman Tarfu in the Navy (January 1946) Johnny Learns His Manners (1946) Good Wrinkles (1951) * One of the infamous 'Censored 11', this cartoon has not been shown on TV for several decades due to negative portrayals of African Ame