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On this day in 1975, Amando De Ossorio’s final curtain call in the Blind Dead series, Night of the Seagulls, was released in Spain! With a cloying Lovecraftian atmosphere, the film was somehow caught up in the video nasty police raids, despite never being officially listed!
On this day in 1972, Jacques Lacerte’s corpse-loving character study, Love Me Deadly, debuted in the US! Exploring the difficult subject of necrophilia from a serious perspective, the film was grim enough to be seized by police in the nasty scare, despite not being listed as one!
On this day in 1980, Antonio Margheriti’s Vietnam exploitation action film The Last Hunter was released in Italy! Featuring none of the political commentary, instead focusing on explosions, gunfire, and gore, the film was branded as a video nasty in the UK as a Section 3 title!
On this day in 1980, Joe D’Amato’s gut-munching Greek splatterfest Anthropophagous: The Beast was released in Italy! The film’s shocking scenes of bloody carnage outraged conservatives in the 1980s, facilitating the film’s prosecution as a dreaded video nasty!
The film was available during the latter days of the video nasties scare but managed to evade any trouble. It was available from Vipco on VHS and DVD in the early noughties, and is now available restored from @88_Films!
On this day in 1984, Bruno Mattei’s rodent-infested trash-terpiece Rats: Night of Terror debuted in German theatres! Featuring flesh-eating rats who are significantly more intelligent than their human counterparts, this has remained a firm favourite among Mattei fans!
On this day in 1980, Luigi Cozzi’s thrilling Alien rip-off Contamination was released in Italian theatres! With a reduced budget forcing the extraterrestrial action to take place on Earth, this explosive gorefest managed to get snagged as one of the panicky UK’s video nasties!
Coming on July 30th, Nasty Pasty is releasing a gorgeous recreation of the Book of Eibon from Fulci's The Beyond! Containing unofficial lore, drawings, and documents, this special perfect-bound booklet is limited to just 100 copies! Pre-order here: https://t.co/owVCSECs7L
On this day in 1972, Ray Williams’ near-irredeemable sexploitation shocker Wrong Way was released in the US! With an almost non-existent budget and a film crew unwilling to put their names to it, the film’s grimness managed to get it listed as a Section 3 video nasty in the UK!