Watch Me When I Kill - BLU-RAY

Antonio Bido (BLOODSTAINED SHADOW) directs this shocking Italian giallo! Mara (Paola Tedesco), a beautiful young nightclub dancer, witnesses a brutal murder and soon finds herself stalked by an animalistic gloved killer! While enlisting the help of her boyfriend Lukas (Corrado Pani) to track down and stop the maniac, the mystery surrounding the killings is slowly uncovered. As more bodies are found and secrets are uncovered, the truth behind the masked slasher is much more horrifying than anyone could imagine! A stylish and well-plotted mystery/thriller, Watch Me When I Kill (aka Il Gatto Dagli Occhi di Giada) is a graphic and suspenseful Italian giallo reminiscent of both Mario Bava and Dario Argento.

Vietnam, 1969. War is Hell. For Marine Sergeant Jack Stryker (Brian Schulz), however, Hell is just the beginning. Trapped outside a Viet Cong village, Stryker takes two bullets to the leg. Sent home from the war, he discovers his ex-girlfriend (Cheryl Hausen) has been kidnapped by a religious cult with a vicious Manson-like leader (played by the Evil Dead and Spider-Man trilogy director, Sam Raimi). Stryker teams up with some marine friends to form an assassination squad and annihilate the gang of crazed killers. Synapse Films is proud to present Thou Shalt Not Kill... Except in an all-new 2K high-definition transfer from the original negative. Directed by Josh Becker, this Inchmust-seeInch (Detroit Free Press) cult classic features many of the people responsible for the Evil Dead, including co-writer Bruce Campbell, writer/producer Scott Spiegel, composer Joseph LoDuca, and actor Ted Raimi.

A college professor barely survives an attack by four of his students that left his entire family dead. Desperate for retribution, he'll use his knowledge of the occult to bring forth a malevolent spirit that will dole it's own form of ghostly justice. Off-the-wall shocker stars Larry Justin, J. Arthur Craig, James Habif, Robert Clark, and Christopher Lee, who appears as narrator in footage originally shot for an entirely different movie. Theatrical cut; 85 min./Edited version (without Lee's footage); 77 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.