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Nightmare City
If you didn't or can't see the trailer above, let me tell you how it starts — a zombie flies a plane full of other zombies, lands it, and then all the zombies disembark and kill everyone on the tarmac. Some of the zombies are carrying melee weapons. It's delightful.
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Wolfblood: Season 1
The BBC series turned Disney series is basically Hemlock Grove for preteens. It definitely has its fans, but a lot depends if you can handle werewolves being called "wolfbloods" without sniggering.
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Dragonball Z: Season 1
Funimation releases Dragonball Z for the nth time. This is on Blu-ray, but the original 4:3 TV series has been cropped to 16:9 scale, which cuts off a sizable chunks of each shot. You've been warned.
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Ninja II
White person-turned-ninja Scott Adkins returns in this film that reunites him with his Undisputed III director Isaac Florentine, resulting in what is possibly the finest white-person-turned-ninja movie of all time.
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Sanitarium
Malcom McDowell breaks the doctor-patient confidentiality to reveal the secrets of three patients in his sanitarium in this anthology.
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So I Can't Play H: The Complete Collection
A fan service-laden tale of a busty shinigami who feeds off of a lecherous boy's perversity. I'm not sure Japan is even trying any more, guys.
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Hall Baby
Reno 911's Tom Lennon and Robert Ben Garant take on the couple-moves-into-a creepy-neighborhood trope with predictably sacrilicious results.
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Cassadaga
A woman accidentally summons the ghost of a murdered woman which results in her having to battle a serial killer named Gepetto, as is standard in these situations.
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Zombie Hamlet
A young director is forced to turn his production of Hamlet into a zombie movie. On the negative side, the movie's "star" is Jason Mewes. On the plus side, at least it's not called "Hamlet of the Dead."
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Attila
An Asylum movie that is somehow not ripping off a new major motion picture. Apparently some soldiers steal Attila the Hun's "wishes" and the Chinese mummy does his revenge thing.
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Zombie 108
Taiwan's first zombie movie is set in Taipei's shopping district (whose postal code is 108, hence the title) and is apparently not very good.
A very, very esoteric collection of scifi movies including everything from the 1958 film counterblast to the 1997 Invasion TV movie starring Luke Perry.
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