HORRORFAN #1 (Dec. 1988) | This Fangoria Ripoff Failed Immediatel

HORRORFAN #1 (Dec. 1988) | This Fangoria Ripoff Failed Immediatel

HORRORFAN Issue #1 — December 1988. A blatant Fangoria knockoff that only managed 5 issues before it vanished. We're going through it live, page by page, to see exactly how bad the copycat really was.... Or was it good?Part of Revival House Media's archive magazine series (alongside Fango Friday), digging into the horror magazines that didn't make it — the ones trying to cash in on Fangoria's success without any of what made it work.00:00 - Intro00:20 - Hello to the Chat13:00 - Nightmare on Elm Street Reboot Debate52:10 - HorrorFan issue #1 Cover1:08:47 - Robert England Interview2:14:30 - Halloween 4 2:29:37 - Donald Pleasence Interview2:51:45 - Childs PlayWant the real thing? Get 20% off at shop.fangoria.com with code REVIVALHOUSEMEDIA

Ranking All 72 Video Nasties (Only 7 Are Still Banned)

Cannibal Holocaust, Video Nasties, and the UK's banned horror movies, ranked. All 72 films on the DPP Video Nasties list, and the 7 still banned in the UK today.We break down every title prosecuted under the 1980s Obscene Publications Act, building a full tier list covering which films got uncut releases, which got cut down for UK certification, and which 7 never made it back at all. From Cannibal Holocaust to Gestapo's Last Orgy, this is a deep dive into UK horror censorship history and the moral panic that changed British film law. Timestamps and full film list in the description below. 00:00 - Intro 00:22 - Hello to the chat 50:15 - Start Tier List 02:53:52 - Breaking down the final list Subscribe for more horror tier lists, retrospectives, and commentary from Revival House Media. WHERE HORROR LIVES FOREVER 🔴 #VideoNasties #CannibalHolocaust #HorrorHistory #BannedMovies #UKHorror

Day of the Dead 4K DESTROYED Collectors | Scream Factory's Biggest Mistake? w/ @PlanetCHH

Scream Factory's Day of the Dead 4K restoration has collectors FURIOUS, and Revival House Media sits down with Christian Hanna (Planet CHH) to break it all down.In this video, we expose the transfer problems, analyze the restoration quality issues, and ask the hard question: did Scream Factory drop the ball on George A. Romero's masterpiece? We discuss what went wrong with the audio, video transfer, and overall package presentation—and whether you should upgrade from your previous release.If you're a Living Dead trilogy collector, physical media enthusiast, or someone who demands quality from Scream Factory, this breakdown is essential viewing. Christian Hanna brings the expertise from Planet CHH as we dissect one of 2024's most controversial releases.Horror movies • Cult cinema • Physical media • Movie commentary • Live watch-a-longs📩 Business & Media Inquiries: Looking for professional media production for brands, creators, and publishers, rooted in film culture? Check out our website: https://revivalhousemedia.com

Hellraiser: Pinhead and Clive Barker's Vision | Friday Night at the Morgue

Clive Barker's Hellraiser is one of the most singular films ever made in the horror genre, and Rue Morgue Magazine Issue #179 gives it the deep dive it deserves.In this episode of Friday Night at the Morgue, Todd, Aaron, and Alpha Romero into the 1987 classic: the Lament Configuration, Pinhead and the Cenobites, Doug Bradley's iconic performance, and what Barker was really doing when he adapted his own novella "The Hellbound Heart." This is the kind of horror conversation Rue Morgue was built for, and we're bringing it to the Morgue.No fluff, no filler. Just real horror talk.Grab Rue Morgue Magazine Issue #179 here: https://ruemorgue.zinioapps.com/publications/rue-morgue/38181/issues/524874 [Rue Morgue]Revival House merch: https://revival-house-shop.fourthwall.com [shop]Support the show on Patreon for early access and bonus content.Subscribe and hit the bell so you never miss a drop.WHERE HORROR LIVES FOREVER 🔴#Hellraiser #Horror #CliveBarker

Rue Morgue Issue #216: The Ultimate Horror Companion

George A. Romero's archives have been cracked open — and what's inside will change everything you thought you knew about the father of the zombie film. Tonight on Friday Night at the Morgue, Todd, Aaron, and Alpha Romero go page by page through Rue Morgue Issue #216. This one is stacked: a deep dive into the newly unearthed Romero archive featuring unproduced screenplays and unpublished works; Brandon Salisbury's look at what George A. Romero's RESIDENT EVIL could have been; a preview of TWILIGHT OF THE DEAD as it moves into pre-production; a conversation with DIABLO CODY and director ZELDA WILLIAMS on how they built LISA FRANKENSTEIN; Cody's look back at JENNIFER'S BODY; the new Black horror comic anthology SHOOK!; and a full 2023 year in review. 📖 Get Issue #216:Link to Purchase Digital | Issue #216 — https://ruemorgue.zinioapps.com/publications/rue-morgue/38181/issues/644962 [https://ruemorgue.zinioapps.com/publications/rue-morgue/38181/issues/644962]Link to Purchase Physical | Issue #216 — https://rue-morgue.com/product/rue-morgue-216-jan-feb-2024/ [https://rue-morgue.com/product/rue-morgue-216-jan-feb-2024/] Presented in collaboration with Rue Morgue Magazine