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It’s time for another edition of Streeborama! Since I’m still dog tired from the mad race through the month of October which included not only working on the set of Image Impact Group’s Athena – but our own double screening of G.H.O.S.T. – I need a break from a bit of this work. Whenever I get tired of typing – I post videos! So here you go – it’s the VHS Graveyard Edition of Streeborama! Enjoy.
Muticia shows Addy ten fun things to do with severed heads.
There’s no time to wax poetic about the state of independent horror at the moment as we have movies to make! I know you’re looking for something to do at work other than your actual work so here are a few videos to keep you occupied courtesy of Mutant TV!
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Why are VHS so frigging tasty? Johnny Brento gets all up in it in part 1 of a 2 part VHS Graveyard update.
Let’s face it, Mutant TV has a LOT of video content. Streebo recently posted our 350th video. To that end I’ve launched a dedicated sub channel for the Collector’s Corner video’s featuring Streebo & Johnny Brento. I’m calling it VHS Graveyard because I hope to focus my share of the videos on my ever expanding collection of rare and out of print horror VHS. The first episode includes a brief explanation and of the premise and a rather huge unboxing of 50 VHS fresh in from eBay. As you know, posters, toys, movies, posters and all kinds of memoribilia are fair game on Collector’s Corner.
I’d like to make one small correction to the schedule mentions in the video. Collector’s Corner is released here on Mutantville.com on Wednesdays, not Tuesdays. As always please leave feedback in the comment box and like or subscribe to the channel if the show works for you. Sorry, the first few are so dark. That gets corrected around episode 3.
Johnny Brento once again viists the Horror VHS Graveyard.
Johnny Brento takes us on another horror romp through the VHS graveyard.
I’ve recently become aware of just how cheap some really rare horror flicks have become when sold within lots on ebay. Pennies on the dollar, People! We’re talking slasher, occult, gore, werewolf, vampire and zombie cinema that until now has not cross the radar of most people. Most of it seems to come from the late 70′s and early 80′s it seems and is typically only available on VHS. So you may want to rethink throwing out that old 4 head $39.95 from Wally world. It might just come in handy.
Being one to appreciate all old horror movies, particularly the ones I missed the first time around, I’ve decided to take a journey of sight and sound back to the VHS graveyard to unearth some hidden treasures or in some cases rotting corpses of cinematic ambitions never realized. I’ll be carrying along my camera. You will bare witness. Stay tuned to the Mutantville Youtube Channel.
Johnny Brento
