The single greatest movie...EVER...finally comes to DVD on March 28th.

...The Horror of Party Beach...GOD, have I waited for this one...

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http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000C65YHG/qid=1142806171/sr=1-1/ref=sr_1_1/102-5017181-6004105?s=dvd&v=glance&n=130

http://www.darkskyfilms.com/

Horror of Party Beach
"Weird atomic beasts...who live off human blood!" prey in the 1960s cult classic once referred to as "The First Horror Monster Musical."

A drag race between hot rodders and bikers winds up at a swingin' rock-and-roll beach party. Nearby, a barrel containing radioactive waste is unloaded from a passing ship, and plunged to the bottom of the sea. When it splits against a jagged rock, black liquid oozes onto a human skull. Suddenly, a vicious monster slowly twitches into life, and THE HORROR OF PARTY BEACH is born!

Curse of the Living Corpse
In the true "Old Dark House" tradition comes THE CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE, an early gore pic known as one of the first "slasher" films ever made!

New England, 1892. Family patriarch Rufus Sinclair has recently died and is comfortably resting in his crypt -- or is he?

His bickering relatives assemble at the Sinclair estate for the reading of his will, which includes a number of strict demands to be followed to the letter. If not, Sinclair threatens to return to life and kill each of them in the manner that they fear most! Naturally, no one listens to the ominous warning and one by one, the murders occur in the most grotesque methods imaginable!

DVD Extras:

-2 Commentary tracks with Del Tenney

-Interview with Del Tenney

-Photo Gallery

-Theatrical Trailers

-English Subtitles

Reviews:

"Not only is this disc essential DVD Drive-In viewing, but it's already one of the best releases of the year!"
- DVD Drive-In

Release Date: March 26, 2006
Running Time: 162 mins
Year: 1963

I can come up with a quote from it to suit almost any occasion!

...even if they used the "edited for TV" version. I went to the Dark Sky Films Web Site...supposedly they are using the original, uncut print (and they feature audio commentary and an interview with Del Tenney)...

Too bad MST3K is no longer issuing DVDs with the MST3K version and uncut original on the same disk...regardless of that, I hope this one makes its way onto one of the future MST3K DVD sets.

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Saturday night "creature feature" about three weeks ago.

So horribly bad it rocks. :thumbsup:

Good music, too.

where the main villain is named Rufus has GOT to be good right?

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