Also known as The Horror Star, the 1983 cult creeper Frightmare was a beloved video rental favourite and thanks to 88 Films its heading back to a store near you on Blu-ray!

Frightmare was the fear-film that gave audiences postmodern shocks long before Wes Craven gave us his game-changing Scream in 1996. An underrated and underseen gem, the film highlights a notable supporting performance from the great Jeffrey Combs (Re-Animator) and character great Chuck Mitchell (Porky's) as well as assured direction from Norman Thaddeus Vane (who also worked on the X-rated cult favourite Dracula Sucks). With a dash of pitch black humour, and a literate script, as well as characters that you actually want to see make the end credits with their limbs still intact, Frightmare was a revelation to slasher fans back in 1983. Far removed from so many of the opportunistic cheap and cheerless slice and dicers that were still rushing out to theatres and video shelves as the mid-eighties approached, Frightmare is a unique blend of student-slaughtering and old dark house thrills - mixed up in a malevolent and unpredictably nasty narrative!

Kicking-off with some heady laughs and genre references, the movie boasts many changes of tone and identity and is one of the most stylish and sublime of all the eighties slice and dice shockers. The disc hits UK shelves on September 10th but early birds can get their order direct from 88 Films now with a very limited slipcase reserved for the first 300 orders only.

Special features:
Limited Edition Booklet notes by Film journalists Dave Wain and Matty Budrewicz
All new 2K Scan and Restoration from 35mm Camera Negative
Bobo's Confession - An Interview with Scott Thomson
New Interview with Cinematographer Joel King
Archival Audio Interview with Director Norman Thaddeus Vane (Played over the Film)
Audio Commentary with David Del Valle and David DeCoteau
Audio Commentary by the Slasher Loving Podcast, The Hysteria Continues
Audio Commentary by Film Journalists, Nathaniel Thompson and Tim Greer from Mondo Digital
Original Theatrical Trailer
Stills Gallery
Reversible Cover Artwork

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Network Distributing has concluded a deal with Hammer Films to form Hammer Studios Ltd. The new company will manage and control Hammer's interests in its substantial library of content such as The Woman in Black (2012), Let Me In (2010), Dracula (1958), The Abominable Snowman (1957) and The Quatermass Experiment (1953), and will see heavy investment both in restoration and new production development from both its owned and newly created IP.

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