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Fabio Frizzi is heading back out on the road with Zombie: Composer’s Cut.

The Italian composer will perform his reworked soundtrack to Lucio Fulci‘s 1979 cult classic live as the film screens for a second leg of North America tour dates in the spring.

“The September gallop was so beautiful that we thought to complete the tour in spring,” said Frizzi. “It will be once again Zombie: Composer’s Cut, the live score on the legendary film by Lucio Fulci, and then the usual foray into the other soundtracks. Below is the list of new events, new merch, new encores, surprises and news. We look forward to seeing you all!”

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Italian composer Fabio Frizzi began paying tribute to frequent collaborator Lucio Fulci with a live show titled Frizzi 2 Fulci in 2013, which paved the way for The Beyond: Composer’s Cut in 2022. Following its success, the maestro began working on a composer’s cut for another Fulci classic.

Zombie: Composer’s Cut features Frizzi’s reworked score to Fucli’s 1979 film performed live to a screening of the film, transforming a mere movie viewing into a concert experience. Currently touring the US, I ate up the performance at Sonia in Cambridge, Ma on September 7.

The new soundtrack isn’t wall-to-wall music; Frizzi smartly opted to stay true to his original score — the oft-reprised prog rock main theme, the eerie synthesizer soundscapes, the tribal rhythms that evoke a voodoo curse — with some reinterpretation and expansion along the way. The music occasionally overpowers the dialogue, but Fulci often placed more importance on style than plot anyway.

Stars: Olivier Paris, Jade Chynoweth, Bill Moseley, Kurt Deimer, Lin Shaye, Victoria Konefal, Rae Dawn Chong | Written and Directed by Paul Boyd

Scared to Death, not to be confused with William Malone’s 1980 creature feature, is the latest horror film about the making of a horror film to come our way. From House of Seven Corpses to A Cat in the Brain, Darkness Reigns, and One Cut of the Dead, it’s a popular subgenre. And it shows no signs of going away any time soon.

Jasper is a production assistant on the film Dead House, which is pretty much the lowest position on the filmmaking ladder. But like many PAs he’s ambitious, and as we meet him he’s checking out a potential location, The Stern Orphanage It’s been closed for seventy years since five children were found literally scared to death. It’s the perfect place to shoot a horror film,...

Spoiler Alert: This story contains spoilers for “Shazam! Fury of the Gods,” currently playing in theaters.

Zachary Levi returns as Billy Baston/Shazam in “Shazam! Fury of the Gods.” In the DC superhero sequel, a trio of vindictive sorceresses called the Daughters of Atlas — led by Helen Mirren as Hespera, Lucy Liu as Kalypso and Rachel Zegler as Anthea — want to avenge their father and take back the power of the gods they believe was stolen from Shazam and his crew.

David F. Sandberg directs and, in true superhero style, peppers easter eggs throughout the film for the most eagle-eyed superhero fans.

Here are a few that we spotted.

“The Fast and the Furious”

In one scene, Shazam and Hespera are sitting down and he tells her, “Look, I might not have as much experience as you because I’m not super old like you, but I’ve seen all...

Italian maestro Fabio Frizzi has composed more than 100 scores over the course of his 50+ year career, including features, shorts, and television, but he’s most well known for his work with Italian horror legend Lucio Fulci. Intermittently since 2013, Frizzi has paid tribute to his late friend and frequent collaborator with a live band dubbed Frizzi 2 Fulci.

“Fulci started to give me this heritage, and I try to use it in the best way,” he told me at the Coolidge Corner Theatre in Brookline, Ma on September 17, where he was being honored with the Coolidge After Midnite Award in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the genre. The evening also included a Frizzi 2 Fulci concert and a midnight screening of Fulci’s Zombie.

The show kicked off with the first-ever live performance of a track from Frizzi’s previously unannounced Zombie composer’s cut. He recently revisited The Beyond for a...

Stars: Frank Laloggia, Antonella Salvucci, Poison Rouge, Pietro Cinieri, Irene Baruffetti, Edi Hasan Lushi, Halil Budakova, Merita Budakova | Written by Antonio Tentori | Directed by Domiziano Cristopharo, Daniele Trani

Made famous by directors such as Dario Argento, Mario Bava, and Lucio Fulci, Giallo (an Italian term) movies are murder mystery/horror thriller affairs that have always had a cult following. Unfortunately, there are very few modern Giallo movies made so I was pleased to see Nightmare Symphony get a release… and be able to review it!

Nightmare Symphony, a tribute to Lucio Fulci’s Nightmare Concert/A Cat in the Brain, in which Fulci himself played a tortured horror filmmaker haunted by his own bloody horror film visions; follows a director attempting to finish making his film while someone or something is killing off the people trying to finance and help him make it.

Perhaps what Nightmare Symphony does best is...

TetroVideo have announced the release of giallo horror Nightmare Symphony, the psychological horror The Bad Man and the shocking experimental dramatic art film Debris Documentar. Nightmare Symphony is coming to Blu-ray while The Bad Man and Debris Documentar are coming in a limited Digipack edition including a DVD and a Collector’s card: only 150 copies for The Bad Man and 300 copies for Marian Dora’s film are planned.

All three titles will be available for pre-order on June 1st.

Nightmare Symphony (Italy – 2020)

Nightmare Symphony is a giallo horror film co-directed by Domiziano Cristopharo and Daniele Trani (Dop in “Across the River”). Produced by Ulkurzu and Hh Kosova and written by the well-known italian screenwriter Antonio Tentori, Nightmare Symphony is a tribute to Lucio Fulci’s Nightmare Concert/A Cat in the Brain, in which Fulci himself played a tortured horror filmmaker haunted by his own bloody horror film visions.

In Nightmare Symphony,...

Guest reviewer Lee Broughton covers a trio of grisly horrors. The Toolbox Murders, Blood Harvest and A Cat in the Brain each feature a pop culture icon in a leading role. Hollywood actor Cameron Mitchell, oddball 1960s crooner Tiny Tim and the Italo horror director and all-round enfant terrible Lucio Fulci find themselves caught up in their own gory and disturbing splatter show. Perhaps unsurprisingly, all three films fell foul of the British Board of Film Classification at the time of their original release in the UK.

The Toolbox Murders, Blood Harvest, A Cat in the Brain

Separate Region B Blu-ray releases

All from 88 Films – Slasher Classics Collection

£14.99 each

Reviewed by Lee Broughton

The Toolbox Murders

Region B Blu-ray

1978 / Color / 1.78 / 93 min. / Street Date December 4, 2017

Starring: Cameron Mitchell, Pamelyn Ferdin, Wesley Eure, Nicholas Beauvy, Tim Donnelly, Aneta Corsaut.

Cinematography: Gary Graver

Film Editor: Nunzio Darpino

Production Designer: D. J. Bruno

Original...

Pazucus: Island of Vomit and Despair is new surreal film from writer and director Gurcius Gewdner, which has been selected to play at the Horror-on-Sea Film Festival on Saturday 27th January. I got chance to ask Gurcius a few questions about what we can expect, his inspirations and designer vomit bags.

What can we expect from the film?

You can expect a different movie, a different experience. A mix of marginal cinema from Brazil with everything that I find on the way to put it on an insanity blender. I cannot promise that will be enjoyable for everyone, but it is, a different experience, it doesn’t matter if you love or hate. And it needs to be watched till the end, to capture the full trip, if you leave at the first half, you will not get the full brain damage package. It is a scatological roller coaster of screaming,...

Lucio Fulci’s Cat in the Brain is an interesting film. Fulci fans that I personally know seem to consider this to be lesser Fulci, as they generally seem to do with his later work. I’ve always enjoyed the film but the more and more I watch it the more I begin to truly love it. I wouldn’t go […]...

Since any New York cinephile has a nearly suffocating wealth of theatrical options, we figured it’d be best to compile some of the more worthwhile repertory showings into one handy list. Displayed below are a few of the city’s most reliable theaters and links to screenings of their weekend offerings — films you’re not likely to see in a theater again anytime soon, and many of which are, also, on 35mm. If you have a chance to attend any of these, we’re of the mind that it’s time extremely well-spent.

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The “Cassavetes/Rowlands” series ends on a real high note.

This Saturday, Dead Man plays with Jim Jarmusch and Chris Eyre in-person. It also screens on Sunday as part of “Native to America,” a series that brings the latter’s Smoke Signals on the same day.

Lucio Fulci‘s A Cat in the Brain screens on Saturday.

We have a busy week of horror and sci-fi entertainment releases to look forward to, especially for those of you cult and indie horror fans out there. Grindhouse Releasing is bringing Lucio Fulci’s insane Cat in the Brain to Blu-ray, and the recent indie thriller Road Games is getting a release on July 12th as well, courtesy of Scream Factory. One of my personal favorites from 2016, Jeremy Saulnier’s Green Room arrives on both formats this Tuesday via Lionsgate, and Synapse Films is releasing the recent Creepshow documentary Just Desserts.

Other notable Blu-ray and DVD releases for July 12th include Model Hunger, Slasher: Season One, 13 Cameras, the Steelbook edition of Blood and Black Lace, and Pop Art editions of The Birds, Psycho, and King Kong.

Cat in the Brain (Grindhouse Releasing, Blu/CD Combo)

The most Violent movie ever made! Acclaimed Italian horror maestro Lucio Fulci, director of Zombie and The Beyond,...

Lucio Fulci’s Cat In The Brain (1990) screens Midnights this weekend (June 3rd and 4th) at The Moolah Theater and Lounge (3821 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, Mo 63108) as part of Destroy the Brain’s monthly Late Night Grindhousefilm series.

After Zombie, The Beyond, House By The Cemetery, and Gates Of Hell, Cat In The Brain will be the fifth film from famed Italian director Lucio Fulci that the guys at Destroy the Brain has shown at their monthly Late Night Grindhouse midnight series, and the only one I did not see at the drive-in multiple times in the early ‘80s. It never played St. Louis theaters when it was new. Director Lucio Fulci stars in Cat In The Brain as a famous Italian horror director named…Lucio Fulci! After years and years of witnessing gruesome horror sequences, it becomes hard for Mr. Fulci to separate reality from fiction and he often hallucinates about committing violent murders,...

Cat In The Brain returns to theaters. Lovers of fantastic cinema worldwide still mourn the passing of the late, visionary Italian genre filmmaker Lucio Fulci, a director who found great fame in the 1970s making violent, hallucinatory thrillers, westerns and horror film and who forever locked his cult with his “golden age” series of extreme,…

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Late Nite Grindhouse has teamed up with our good friends over at Grindhouse Releasing to get a sneak preview of their new restoration of Lucio Fulci’s meta-psychological 1990 film, Cat in the Brain (aka. Nightmare Concert) for our June show!

If you have seen other films directed by Lucio Fulci like The Beyond, House by the Cemetery, Zombie or City of the Living Dead at our previous Late Nite Grindhouse shows, be sure to check out Cat in the Brain. While it wasn’t the gore-meister’s final film, some would say it was one of his last great entries into his filmography. Simply put, Cat in the Brain is an insane film that is difficult to describe. Fulci is a horror filmmaker, as he is in real life, who is driven by violent visions and feels like he is losing his grip on reality. After seeing a psychotherapist, Fulci’s mental vulnerability is exposed.

In this episode of Off The Shelf, Ryan and Brian take a look at the new DVD and Blu-ray releases for Tuesday, May 24th 2016.

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This summer, Grindhouse Releasing will unleash a three-disc Blu-ray of Cat in the Brain—directed by and starring Lucio Fulci—and they will also bring the horror film to cities nationwide with a theatrical re-release beginning in June and ending in August:

Press Release: Hollywood, Calif. — Grindhouse Releasing has set a July 12 street date for the new deluxe 3-disc Blu-ray edition of Lucio Fulci’s nightmare classic Cat In The Brain. The movie will be touring theaters all over the U.S. this summer, starting June 2.

Cat In The Brain is a psychological masterpiece in the tradition of such cinematic classics as Psycho, Strait-jacket, Eraserhead and Fellini’s 8 1/2. Acclaimed Italian horror maestro Lucio Fulci, director of Zombie and The Beyond, stars in this blood-soaked epic as a director being driven insane by his own movies. Fulci is thrust into an ultra-violent nightmare of death and depravity where murder and madness...

One of Lucio Fulci’s finest, Cat in the Brain is getting a whole lot of love courtesy of Grindhouse Releasing; and we have your details right here. Dig it! From the Press Release: Grindhouse Releasing has set a July 12… Continue Reading →

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We tend to hone in on Fulci’s nuttiness, of which there is no shortage. The final moments of The Beyond, the lunch pit stop in City of the Living Dead, the entire Dr. Freudstein mythology. In many of the Italian horror master’s films however, there is a headiness (most especially Cat in the Brain), and…

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Ryan Lambie Oct 23, 2019

Deranged killers, gore, Poe, and plenty of Brad Dourif. Here's our pick of 20 great, underappreciated films from the 1990s...

It's sometimes said that the 1990s wasn't a great time for horror films. But while lots of disappointing franchise sequels crowded their way into cinemas or the lower shelves of video stores, there were also plenty of fantastic examples of the familiar chill. Bernard Rose's Candyman was one of the very best of the decade; Wes Craven's New Nightmare was an intelligent reworking of a flagging series; The Ring introduced a new strain of Japanese horror to a global audience.

Then there are the less well-known horror movies from the decade - ones which either didn't do very well in the cinema or didn't make it to the big screen at all. With the exception of one Japanese film, we've gone for a selection of films...

Ryan Lambie Sep 22, 2018

Deranged killers, gore, Poe, and plenty of Brad Dourif. Here's our pick of 20 great, underappreciated films from the 1990s...

It's sometimes said that the 1990s wasn't a great time for horror films. But while lots of disappointing franchise sequels crowded their way into cinemas or the lower shelves of video stores, there were also plenty of fantastic examples of the familiar chill. Bernard Rose's Candyman was one of the very best of the decade; Wes Craven's New Nightmare was an intelligent reworking of a flagging series; The Ring introduced a new strain of Japanese horror to a global audience.

Then there are the less well-known horror movies from the decade - ones which either didn't do very well in the cinema or didn't make it to the big screen at all. With the exception of one Japanese film, we've gone for a selection of films...

Fabio Frizzi's score for the Lucio Fulci films A Cat in the Brain (Un Gatto Nel Cervello) is being issued on vinyl. The film is Fulci's take on the director-in-turmoil sub-genre made popular by Frederico Fellini's 8 1/2.

Mondo is handling the packaging and distribution and they say Frizzi's "work is a huge part of the reason we got into the soundtrack business in the first place. We are proud to release this soundtrack for the first time ever on vinyl."

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Euro Trash movies yield much fun for the ardent fan. Anyone else will be flabbergasted at their low budget production values, salubrious themes and content, dreadful acting, atrocious dubbing and the general air of sleaziness in these films plus their frequent daftness. For the Euro Trash fan, these are endearing things to be cherished in the genre.

However, some Euro Trash movies are so dire, so ridiculously lame that even the most hardcore genre fan’s devotion to cinematic crapulence is sorely tested. Some of these movies are so dreadful, they cannot inspire love in even the most loyal Euro Trash fans. Alternately, they can be so inept as to inspire gales of laughter from game viewers as opposed to groans.

I have listed eight truly diabolical Euro Trash movies below. Please add your own below.

8. A Cat In The Brain (1990)

Late era Lucio Fulci film which has an interesting...

There may be a slight possibility that standards for movie titles have become more lenient over the years, since we can't really fathom an action movie like this week's "Bullet to the Head" coming out in 1954 with a title like that. No sir.

The Sylvester Stallone vehicle does stick in your head for some reason, so we thought we'd dig in and find the most gruesome, lurid and downright threatening movie titles ever conceived. Remember, the criteria here ain't the violent content of the film itself, just its nastified handle.

15. '8 Million Ways to Die' (1986)

The unlikely combination of star Jeff Bridges, screenwriter Oliver Stone and director Hal Ashby ("Harold and Maude") came up with this neo-noir concoction, which failed to ignite at the box office and ultimately served as Ashby's swan song. The film itself has a pulpy, sub-"Miami Vice" plot about an alcoholic ex-detective drawn into a...

That's right, folks! It's undoubtedly one of the year's best Blu-ray releases, and to celebrate, you now have the chance to win a brilliant Christmas present courtesy of Arrow Video -- we have two Limited Edition Steelbook versions of Zombie Flesh Eaters to give away!

To be in with a chance of winning one of these fantastic prizes, simply send us an E-mail Here including Your Full Name And Postal Address. We'll take care of the rest.

Please note that this competition is open only to UK readers.

From the Press Release:

Hailing from the now infamous “Video Nasty” era of horror films, Zombie Flesh Eaters became an unstoppable cult hit upon its release in 1979. The film divided opinion across the globe and came up against opposition in many territories for the sheer amount of bloody content and its high gore-factor.

The original cut of Zombie Flesh Eaters was banned in the UK upon release,...

On Monday, December 3rd, Arrow Video is releasing a newly restored version of Lucio Fulci’s controversial horror masterpiece Zombie Flesh Eaters on Blu-ray, DVD, and Limited Edition Steelbook; and we have the full synopsis and detailed list of special features right here.

From the Press Release:

Painstakingly restored from the original camera negative, Zombie Flesh Eaters stands out as one of famed distributor Arrow Video’s biggest ever (and best looking) restoration projects. These landmark releases will contain a wealth of special features, additional collector’s material, and never-before-seen extras including optional English/Italian opening titles, a UK exclusive introduction to the film from lead actor Ian McCulloch, and a number of brand new featurettes.

Available as a Limited Edition Steelbook (complete with limited edition artwork), Limited Edition Slipbox (with 4 alternate artworks – available exclusively from Arrow Video), and as standard edition Blu-ray and DVD, a complete list of the...

The final part in our series on Forgotten Gialli

My problem with the misogyny that runs through the giallo genre is not so much that it's there, but that it's so often unexamined. At least Sam Peckinpah's films seem to tell me something about the demons of insecurity, paranoia and loathing infesting his mind. I'm frustrated, for instance, that Dario Argento has portrayed the graphic mutilation-murder of women in his films so frequently (his own leather-gloved hands doubling for those of the killer), without ever seeming to take much interest in why this subject seems to obsess him. "I love women," he has said, "therefore I would rather show a beautiful woman being killed than an ugly man." Is it just me, or does that statement open up questions, and even paradoxes? For a former critic, Argento seems disinclined to analyze things.

Not only do the films not actively interrogate their own violence,...

Super Bitch aka Blue Movie Blackmail (Arrow Video DVD)

Think Twice Before You Hire Her

Blue movie blackmail and sexual depravity are at the heart of a wicked scam to manipulate rich, perverted men in this softcore pasta crime classic from Massimo Dallamano, cinematographer on A Fistful of Dollars and director of Giallo favourite What Have You Done To Solange? Italian trash cinema icon Ivan Rassimov is a police inspector working undercover to expose a London escort agency where the frequently naked Stephanie Beacham is being filmed in sexually compromising situations with her moneyed clients. These poor chumps will soon be smuggling drugs across international borders for her and her shadowy associates. Wallow in the sleaze and enjoy the depravity of Super Bitch, a film with all the car chases, murder, sex and moral ambiguity a cult movie fan could possibly want.

Special Features:

New widescreen transfer in the...

Nightmare Concert, aka A Cat In The Brain, is one of legendary director Lucio Fulci's final movies, and what a crappy note to go out on. Nightmare Concert is designed to showcase gore, gore, tits, gore, and more gore, using stock footage from an assortment of different Fulci films, and for gore's sake it works. The story this time around is the weakest point of the film, and put me asleep the first couple times I tried to watch the film. Lucio…...

It's hard to believe that 30 years ago on this day (August 14), the Lucio Fulci directed horehound cult classic The House by the Cemetery was released. This was the first Fulci film I had seen, and after this, I was hooked. I oon watched such classics as Zombie, City of the Living Dead, The Beyond, and more, and I loved every one of them. Yes, even A Cat in the Brain. However, The House by the Cemetery still has a special place in my heart, and I…...

Ever since the invention of DVD, the home entertainment experience has never been better. Now, we can watch our favorite horror movies with digitally remastered picture and sound, as well as loads of bonus features. Such DVD companies as Blue Underground, Grindhouse Releasing, and Anchor Bay have released everything from popular horror classics (Halloween) to unknown B-movies (Cat in the Brain) complete and uncut. However, a few titles still rem…...

Cult Collectibles in association with Donald H. Randell and www.Dolemiterecords.com are proud to announce the upcoming release of the Official “Rudy Ray Moore is Dolemite” “Weird Wobbler” bobblehead figure.

Cult Collectibles’ owner, Mark Jason Murray, worked with the legendary influential comedian and filmmaker, Rudy Ray Moore in various capacities for over 15 years and continues to work hard in efforts to keep his legacy alive after his passing. Outside of operating Moore’s only official website since 1997 (www.rudyraymoore.com), Murray was granted authorization by Moore to write his official biography, a project over a decade in the making. “Rudy was not only my “idol”, he was my friend and I have always felt he never achieved the success and recognition that he not only wanted so badly for himself, but genuinely deserved,” states Murray. “I continue to dig deeply into Moore’s life and career and look forward...

Jonah Hex; A Serbian Film; Piranha 3D

2010 was an interesting year for comic-book movies, with films as diverse as Kick-Ass and Scott Pilgrim (one a controversial hit, the other a box-office flop) slyly subverting superhero conventions to entertaining effect. Compared to these sprightly charmers, Jonah Hex (2010, Warner, 15), which commanded glossy front covers prior to its damp-squib release, turned out to be one of the year's biggest disappointments.

Reliably gruff Josh Brolin plays the titular, back-from-the-dead civil war scarface, hellbent on vengeance after his family and visage were torched by evil-haired Confederate slimeball Quentin Turnbull, played in pantomime-dame fashion by John Malkovich. Turnbull is in possession of some newfangled sub-nuclear super weapon which he tests by casually wiping out a small western town, and which he intends to train on the Capitol building of a country sorely in need of a new sheriff. Or something. Meanwhile, Megan Fox's ballsy tart...

Once, she was human.

Then, she was among the demon undead.

Now, she’s returned.

And she’s the most twisted, sadistic, demonic toy ever to claw its way out of Hell...

Cult Collectibles is proud to announce the upcoming release of the Demon Doll “Weird Wobbler” bobblehead style figure paying tribute to the cult film work of actress Geretta Geretta, famous for her portrayal of “Rosemary” in Lamberto Bava’s 1985 film Demons. Geretta also appeared in such notable Eurocult titles as Lucio Fulci’s Murder Rock, Warrior Of The Lost World, Bruno Mattei’s Rats: Night Of Terror and Shocking Dark. Geretta is an award winning writer / director as well with projects covering many genres.

Owner of Cult Collectibles, Mark Jason Murray comments, “Doing a figure of Geretta was already on my wish list before we met in April 2010 and when I mentioned it to her, her face lit...

The Black Devil Doll "Weird Wobbler" Bobble Head is making his rounds and this is the perfect month to pick up one of these, it's the month of Halloween! Check out the new and really funny commercial below and a sneak peak image of the upcoming Geretta Geretta Demon Doll after the jump!

From the Press Release :

Cult Collectibles is proud to announce the release of its first "Weird Wobbler" bobblehead style figure from one of the most outrageous underground films ever made: Black Devil Doll! In stock and shipping now!

Fans are already taking time to praise its detail online (http://www.facebook.com/cultcollectibles) and share their photos and comments.

Cult Collectibles’ owner, Mark Jason Murray, posted a video of the official unveiling of the figure as he opened the first box:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnLhMmNzRfo

And a previously posted “making of” video showed...

With the holiday season just around the corner (can you believe it?), there's one gift that everyone should give: a tiny replica of a horny militant serial-killing puppet who's so naughty he's nice!

From the Press Release

Cult Collectibles is proud to announce the release of its first "Weird Wobbler" bobblehead style figure from one of the most outrageous underground films ever made: Black Devil Doll!

The 2008 film is the story of an executed Black militant who is reincarnated into a vicious ventriloquist’s puppet, causing endless mayhem and murder (to put it mildly). Widely hailed by cult film aficionados and simultaneously condemned for its overt (yet completely tongue-in-cheek) offensiveness, Art Ettinger of Ultra Violent magazine stated, "Black Devil Doll is a triumph, seamlessly blending crass un-pc humor with cerebral artistry. The Lewis Brothers deliver one of the most original exploitation films of the new millennium, a singularly unique mix of brain and brawn.

The guys over at Cult Collectibles have released a cool "Making Of" video of the Black Devil Doll. Check it out!

Black Devil Doll Bobblehead Original Press Release:

Cult Collectibles is proud to announce the release of its first "Weird Wobbler" bobblehead style figure from one of the most outrageous underground films ever made: Black Devil Doll! Pre-orders are available now with product shipping in September 2010!

The 2008 film is the story of an executed Black militant who is reincarnated into a vicious ventriloquist’s puppet, causing endless mayhem and murder (to put it mildly). Widely hailed by cult film aficionados and simultaneously condemned for its overt (yet completely tongue-in-cheek) offensiveness, Art Ettinger of Ultra Violent magazine stated, "Black Devil Doll is a triumph, seamlessly blending crass un-pc humor with cerebral artistry. The Lewis Brothers deliver one of the most original exploitation films of the new millennium, a singularly unique mix of brain and brawn.

Bobbleheads. You know them, you love them, and when they're based upon possessed puppets with a liking for fried chicken, white women, and murder, you have to have them. Now thanks to the powers-that-be at Cult Collectibles, you get to see exactly what goes into making these head shakers!

From the Press Release

Cult Collectibles is proud to announce the release of its first "Weird Wobbler" bobblehead style figure from one of the most outrageous underground films ever made: Black Devil Doll! Pre-orders are available now with product shipping in September 2010!

The 2008 film is the story of an executed Black militant who is reincarnated into a vicious ventriloquist’s puppet, causing endless mayhem and murder (to put it mildly). Widely hailed by cult film aficionados and simultaneously condemned for its overt (yet completely tongue-in-cheek) offensiveness, Art Ettinger of Ultra Violent magazine stated, "Black Devil Doll is a triumph, seamlessly blending...

We reported about the Black Devil Doll movie a few years back and even posted the Bdd Sound Board for you last year on New Years Eve and today we have hit the motherload, introducing the Black Devil Doll "Weird Wobbler" Bobble Head! You gotta check this out!

From the Press Release:

Cult Collectibles is proud to announce the release of its first "Weird Wobbler" bobblehead style figure from one of the most outrageous underground films ever made: Black Devil Doll! Pre-orders are available now with product shipping in September 2010!

The 2008 film is the story of an executed Black militant who is reincarnated into a vicious ventriloquist’s puppet, causing endless mayhem and murder (to put it mildly). Widely hailed by cult film aficionados and simultaneously condemned for its overt (yet completely tongue-in-cheek) offensiveness, Art Ettinger of Ultra Violent magazine stated, "Black Devil Doll is a triumph, seamlessly blending crass un-pc humor with cerebral artistry.

Aw shit, son! The baddest puppet on the block is ready to invade your collectible shelf and break his foot off in your other toy's asses!

From the Press Release

Cult Collectibles is proud to announce the release of its first "Weird Wobbler" bobblehead style figure from one of the most outrageous underground films ever made: Black Devil Doll! Pre-orders are available now with product shipping in September 2010!

The 2008 film is the story of an executed Black militant who is reincarnated into a vicious ventriloquist’s puppet, causing endless mayhem and murder (to put it mildly). Widely hailed by cult film aficionados and simultaneously condemned for its overt (yet completely tongue-in-cheek) offensiveness, Art Ettinger of Ultra Violent magazine stated, "Black Devil Doll is a triumph, seamlessly blending crass un-pc humor with cerebral artistry. The Lewis Brothers deliver one of the most original exploitation films of the new millennium, a singularly...

Cult Collectibles is proud to announce the release of its first "Weird Wobbler" bobblehead style figure from one of the most outrageous underground films ever made: Black Devil Doll! Pre-orders are available now with product shipping in September 2010! The 2008 film is the story of an executed Black militant who is reincarnated into a vicious ventriloquist’s puppet, causing endless mayhem and murder (to put it mildly)...

Widely hailed by cult film aficionados and simultaneously condemned for its overt (yet completely tongue-in-cheek) offensiveness, Art Ettinger of Ultra Violent magazine stated, "Black Devil Doll is a triumph, seamlessly blending crass un-pc humor with cerebral artistry. The Lewis Brothers deliver one of the most original exploitation films of the new millennium, a singularly unique mix of brain and brawn." Owner of Cult Collectibles, Mark Jason Murray comments, “I became a tremendous fan of the film even before I saw it and when I...

Voting is open for the Tla Raw Awards. You can vote for your favorite Skinema, Taboo, Cult and Horror films of the year. Nominees include True Blood, Black Devil Doll, Warning!!! Pedophile Released, Cat in the Brain, Isle of the Damned and many more. Categories include; Best New Cult & Horror Release, Best Celebrity Skin Release, Best New Taboo Skinema Release, Best Classic Taboo Skinema Release, Best Classic Cult & Horror Release and Hottest Naked Chick in a DVD.