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Audio Commentary with Writers/Directors Vanessa & Joseph Winter, Producer Jared Cook, and Actress Melanie Stone
Deleted & Alternate Scenes
Monsters & Makeup FX: Bringing Deadstream to Life
On the Set of Deadstream
Bloopers
Daystream: Test Footage and Rehearsals
The Cameras & Lighting of Deadstream
Sound Designing and Mixing Deadstream
True Scary Stories from the Set of Deadstream
Written & Directed by Joseph Winter (V/H/S/99) & Vanessa Winter
Starring Joseph Winter, Melanie Stone (V/H/S/99, Cupid for Christmas), Jason K. Wixom (Permafrost), Jeremy Warner (“Studio C”)
ABOUT: A disgraced internet personality attempts to win back his followers by livestreaming one night alone in a haunted house. But when he accidentally pisses off a vengeful spirit, his big
comeback event becomes a real-time fight for his life.
I continue my series where I show my Blu-ray/ DVD collection. I start off the video mentioning two DVDs I missed talking about before, Black Christmas (2006) and George A. Romero's Dawn of the Dead. From there, I continue from where I last off with the letters J-N.
In this, the third part of my vlog series on my Blu-ray and DVD collection, I show off more box sets, series, and special editions. I also continue in alphabetical order, by going on to the letters F-I. But, before, all of that I show some titles, I missed from the last time. I also pay tribute/ respect the legendary beauty Julie Adams from Creature from the Black Lagoon, who sadly passed away Sunday night.
You can see it all in the video below:
Please, be sure to share your collections and/ or your thoughts/ love for the Julie Adams in the comments section below.
This is the second part of my series featuring my Blu-ray and DVD collection. But first in the video, I show you guys one of my signed titles, Alfred Alfer, from the letter "A" that I missed (this happens when you have so many...). From there, I go right into letters B-E. Like last time, I show and talk about some favorites/ noteworthy titles of mine, as well as autographed discs. This is one of the rare sections, in my collection, with an adult film (in this case Dark Chambers signed by the gorgeous and legendary, late, great Marilyn Chambers), as most of those are kept completely separate from my main collection.
You can see the video below:
As with last time please share, your collections with me in the comments section below.
This is something I have been thinking about doing, forever, and that is showing my Blu-ray and DVD collection on a series of videos. My collection is massive and ever growing. Movies, especially horror films, are my life. I love to buy physical media (SORRY, I do not do digital downloads).
In this first of a multiple part series, I will show you some box sets, TV shows, and all of the letter "A". Within these sections, I also show which ones are signed, as well as, talk a little about some discs and my thoughts, here and there.
Be sure to show me any links to pics and/ or vids of your collection in the comments section. I LOVE seeing other people's collections, which is why I wanted to share mine.
I was extremely heartbroken yesterday, when I read of the passing of the man rightfully credited with starting and creating the splatter film, the Godfather of Gore, himself, Herschell Gordon Lewis AKA H.G. Lewis). He was a true legend of the genre and one of the most important and influential filmmakers in the history of the horror film.
Color Me Blood- Red
H.G. Lewis was born on June 15, 1926 in Pittsburgh. Though his career started with softcore films (which he continued to make for a good chunk of his career), it's his splatter movies that he is most connected with. His first gore film was the legendary Blood Feast. While, horror movies before this either completely lacked graphic violence or only flirted lightly with it (Hammer Studios comes to mind in that department), Blood Feast was extremely graphic and bloody. That the FX were crude and fake didn't matter. Nothing had been seen up and until that point of time like it. As result it was an instant hit at the box office, and would go on to become a cult classic (as many of his other films would).
I knew about his movies for ages, being a well read horror fan and all. But, I wouldn't see any of his movies until I bought the The Blood Trilogy DVDbox-set from Image many years back. This was composed of the first three movies he made, the aforementioned Blood Feast, Two-Thousand Maniacs, and Color Me Blood Red. I loved the whole cheesy and it's so bad so good aspect of these films. Pretty girls, bad dialogue, bad acting, and graphic but terribly fake splatter. I can't recommend these movies enough to any lovers of horror and gore, especially those who like their movies to be fun and bloody.
Though of these three, I would say Two-Thousand Maniacs is my favorite. Even if it does not come anywhere close of giving you that many maniacs, it is a fun, wild, bloody, and funny tale of a bunch of crazy, killer hicks bent on having the South rise again.
Sadly, I haven't seen as much of his work I should, with the only other two I saw being Wizard of Gore and The Gore-Gore Girls when I bought the double feature, and excellent, I must add, Blu-ray of them. I plan to revisit the highly enjoyable, wild, and over-the-top Wizard soon. Last night I revisited The Gore-Gore Girls (1972)in his honor. It is my favorite of his, and his last movie for many, many, many years to come until he made Blood Feast 2 (2002).
The Gore-Gore Girls
One thing that stands true is despite the bloody content his movies were always tongue and cheek (and the tongue ripped out!). They never felt mean-spirited or took themselves too seriously as a result were many times hilarious, both intentionally and not.
The Wizard of Gore
I loved his role in the thoroughly awesome love letter to him Smash Cut starring The Last House on the Left's David Hess and former porn goddess Sasha Grey. I also absolutely ADORE the excellent documentary made about him and his movies, Herschell Gordon Lewis: The Godfather of Gore. You all need to do yourselves a favor and seek it out. You will be glad that you did.
I saw him at a Fangoria Weekend of Horrors many years ago, but didn't get to meet him until, last year at Chiller. I feel so lucky that I did. He was such a sweet and funny man.
The gore and horror world has lost a legend, but he will live on in our bloody hearts and in his blood drenched movies. All hail the Godfather of Gore! All hail H.G. Lewis! And, may he RIP, as my condolences go to his family and loved ones.
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