BOX OF THE BANNED 2 [6 Disc Set]

Tenebrae: Director: Dario Argento, 1982. A rarely-seen version of this classic psychothriller, Tenebrae tells the grisly tale of an American mystery writer who comes to Rome, only to find that somebody is using his novels as inspiration for murder. A gut-wrenching masterpiece from the great Italian horror stylist Dario Argento.

Contamination: Director: Luigi Cozzi (as Lewis Coates), 1980. A deserted ship arrives in New York City carrying its slaughtered crew and a horrific cargo: Mutant green eggs the size of footballs that pulsate with life until they spray hideous chest-bursting death. But when a government research team begins an investigation, they uncover a grisly conspiracy of murder, space monsters and coffee.

Don't Go Near the Park: Director: Lawrence D. Foldes, 1979. 12,000 years ago, a brother and sister were condemned to perpetual dying, but never death. In this state of damnation, they roam the earth, feasting on human flesh. Now they have one chance at salvation Ð a young virgin must be sacrificed in exchange for their souls. Guts gore and carnage beyond belief; this video nasty has it all.

The Witch Who Came from the Sea: Director: Matt Cimber, 1976. A young woman's nightmare of incest and castration. Molly has a way with razors and uses them with devastating effect, cutting men down to size in an effort to revenge herself of her father's sexual perversions. A deeply disturbing horror creation with an art house feel and a truly shocking ending.

Evilspeak: Director: Eric Weston, 1981. Not for the faint-hearted, this sick shocker is jam-packed with heart-ripping, head-splitting splatter. It tells the tale of a tormented school nerd who discovers a way of getting his own back on his tormentors by means of an ancient black magic script and his home computer. Revenge is a dish best served on a bed of entrails.

Ban the sadist Videos: Part 2: Part 2 of the full length in-depth documentary about the effects of the Obscene Publications Act on horror films.