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If you want a touch of horror with your serving of kink and sex then “The Hunger” just may satisfy your cravings.

Spitshine your Chrome masks, sharpen up your knives and let’s hop into the murder-mobile as we all take a look at Laid to Rest.

Coming soon to DVD, Walled In follows the story of flat, emotionless blocks. Also, there is a concrete building.

What did you get when you mix the front man of Iron Maiden and Aleister Crowley, a wicked man obsessed with bodily fluids and occultism? A movie that’s highlights involve shit, piss, and jizz.

Still playing the catch up, the Coroner quickly cuts through Trackman from Ghosthouse Underground.

Before a masked miner attacked you in three dimensions, he existed in merely two, though he had his own theme song, which is arguably just as awesome.

The Coroner’s DeLorean hit 88mph and when he came back he had another review from the Catch Up pile.

Now on DVD and BluRay comes a gruesome subway trip through the twisted mind of Clive Barker. Get your ticket for a ride on The Midnight Meat Train.

Jason keeps on slashing and we keep on truckin’. Next up, the third installment of the franchise from 1982.

The team behind Dead Birds takes another hack at the small group of guys stuck in a spooky place with Red Sands.

Jason Voorhees is being rebooted this Friday, but his first appearance as a menacing madman was in 1981’s Friday the 13th Part 2.

Continuing our week long tribute to our favorite killer mongoloid, we flash back to 1980 and head to the Camp where it all started.

Coming just in time for the rebooting of the Friday the 13th franchise is a 2-Disc retrospective documentary that absolutely kicks ass.

If you’re tired of vampires that only come out for 30 Days of Night or those that glimmer in the sunlight before midterms, maybe you should dig The Vampire Diaries out of your sister’s nightstand.

Put some of that popping corn on the stove and curl up with ‘Midnight Movie.’ Is it a DVD dump or a soon to be cult classic, or perhaps something in between?

Coming straight to DVD next week sans Kate “Super Hot” Beckinsale, is Vacancy 2 worth checking into? Check out the answer inside.

The Coroner takes a look at Axe, one of the infamous “Video Nasties” – and reclassifies it under “Video Not Really That Interesting.”

The closer we get to Halloween, the more my lust for blood and terror becomes uncontrollable. So I popped in the trashy fun Trailer Park of Terror looking for a disgustingly violent good time. Stick around to see if I got it.

Get down with the sickness and watch the bodies hit the floor as forensic pathology students turn murder into a game in “Pathology.” (Neither Drowning Pool or Disturbed have anything to do with this film, but the lyrics seem to fit!)

Take a look at “Tortured” on DVD and see if you found as little to like about it as Robert Fure.