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Welcome to the latest episode of The ScreamCast! Each episode sees hosts Sean Duregger and Brad Henderson take a look at another slice of home video horror.

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Episode 80: Some Call It The Crypt Of The American Dreamer

Everyone and their mom is covering Horror in October. And while we very much support Horror in general, we figured we’d take some time from our Horror flick viewing to check out a couple films released by Vinegar Syndrome‘s imprint label Etiquette Pictures: Some Call It Loving and The American Dreamer. We also cover the Exploitation.TV/Vinegar Syndrome release of Crypt Of The Living Dead. Scream Streams is back as we discuss He Knows You’re Alone (1980) and...

April showers bring May flowers, and May will also bring more than 30 new movies and a ton of spring TV finales to Amazon Prime Instant Video (Piv) and Amazon Instant Video (Aiv). Here's Amazon's complete list of what's being added in May 2015.

Piv: New in May - Available for Streaming on Prime

Big Trouble In Little China

5/1/15

Ghoulies: Ghoulies Go To College

5/1/15

Grizzly Man

5/1/15

Liberty Stands Still

5/1/15

Men in Black II

5/1/15

Payback

5/1/15

Ravenous

5/1/15

The Big Empty (2003)

5/1/15

The People vs. George Lucas

5/1/15

The Puffy Chair

5/1/15

The Real Blonde

5/1/15

What's The Worst That Could Happen

5/1/15

The Professional (1994)

5/1/15

The Words

5/1/15

Let's Kill Ward's Wife [Exclusive]

5/2/15

Art And Craft [Exclusive]

5/8/15

Tyler Perry's A Madea Christmas

5/8/15

Slugterra- Slug Fu Showdown

5/9/15

Defiance - S2

5/13/15

The Aviator

5/18/15

Laggies

5/20/15

Struck by Lightning

5/21/15

Manny

5/23/15

The Prince (2014)

5/23/15

Suits - S4

5/25/15

Low Down

5/29/15

Aiv: New in May - Available for Purchase

Movies

Fifty Shades of Grey

5/1/15

Jupiter Ascending

5/5/15

Mortdecai

5/5/15

Seventh Sun

5/12/15

Kingsman: The Secret Service...

From toilet-based scares to nasty encounters in the shower, here's a selection of 17 memorable moments of terror in the bathroom...

Nb: the following contains potential spoilers and scenes which may be considered Nsfw.

The scariest moments in horror are often the most intimate - this is why knives are a far nastier, button-pushing instrument of death than the gun. As the Joker famously put it in The Dark Knight, “You can savour all those little emotions...”

Intimacy may be the key to understanding why, in horror films, so many dreadful things tend to happen in bathrooms. The bathroom is often where we go to be by ourselves - either to answer the call of nature, brush our teeth, or simply relax in the bath after a hectic day at work. Equally, the water closet also sees us at our most vulnerable: naked, or at least with our trousers down, and...

Re-Animator, The Beast Within and Camp Dread are among the horror films to appear on DVD and Blu-ray this month. Nick takes a look...

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Wow. Just a month in and this regular post dedicated to the - shall we say - more idiosyncratic, less delicate of movies (or shall we just say “gory horrors and not-quite-b-movies”) has the splendid fortune of getting to review Stuart Gordon’s tongue-in-cheek classic, Re-Animator.

Produced by Brian Yuzna, the warped individual behind the brutal class satire/mutant cannibalism jaunt Society, and starring that rubber-faced icon of the midnight movie, Jeffrey Combs, this remains one of the crowning glories of 80s cult film-making. Re-Animator's essentially an outlandish, sillier take on Hp Lovecraft’s spin on the Frankenstein mad-scientist story, and Combs, who you’ll undoubtedly know from such box-office juggernauts as Doctor Mordrid and Cellar Dweller (reviewed here next month), plays brilliant-if-misguided medical student Herbert West.

Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go to College, C.H.U.D. II: Bud the Chud, 976-evil 2, Class of 1999, and The Unholy are all hitting DVD for the first time in a new Horror 8-Movie Pack along with Slaughter High, Chopping Mall and the R-Rated cut of Waxwork, which will also be seen on DVD for the first time. Many of these films are not films that were ever expected to hit DVD and while the R-Rated cut of Waxwork is less gory than the recently available vers…...

"Harry Potter Jr. expected to have a little trouble getting adjusted in his new neighborhood, but he never expected anything like this…"

Those lines may fill you with excitement at the prospect of new adventures in J.K. Rowling's wizarding world of Hogwarts, Quidditch and magic owls, but unfortunately they are not from a forthcoming novel. In fact, those words come from a trailer to a 25-year-old B-movie.

Yes, boys and girls, the original 1986 "Troll" had a character named Harry Potter who travels into a secret magical world, except this one was filled with midgets in disgusting troll makeup and sets about as lifelike as a Summer Stock Dinner Theater. And now, according to The Wrap, it's being remade.

Thomas Girardi, a legal consultant to the producers, says they have every right to capitalize on the fortunate coincidence of names.

"We’ve got the producer," said Girardi. "We’ve got...

Genre actor Kevin McCarthy died on Sat at the age of 96. Known by many as the hero from the original Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956), McCarthy had a lengthy career spanning more than 70 years. We've seen him in everything from Tales from the Crypt and Joe Dante's The Howling and Piranha (1978) to the less than memorable Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go to College. For years McCarthy was a staple of the genre convention circuit, greeting fans and signing autographs. Even with his limited mobility while confined to a wheel chair we just saw McCarthy at Monsterpalooza earlier this year in Los Angeles where (as always) he seemed genuinely thrilled to meet and greet all who adored him.  He will be missed.

Poor Joey Crusel is just another teen that wants to get laid, but unfortunately for him, Freddy Krueger refuses to leave his wet dreams alone. Playboy Playmate Hope Marie Carlton replaces Stacey Alden as Krueger's sexy bait, that turns out to be fatal for the Dream Warrior's survivor in A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master. Carlton went on to appear nude in the films Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go to College, Slumber Party Massacre III and two episodes of the show Hotel Erotica before disappearing.