Blood-Thirsty Pit Whore: FRIDAY-FRIBYAR-FUNDAY

SONG OF THE WEEK

Grim Reaper - "The Show Must Go On"

7th track from Grim Reaper's 1984 debut studio album "See You in Hell"

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New Releases

http://rottencotton.com/products_new.php

Look out!- Rotten Cotton has Troma!

That's right, and I cannot wait to get my hands on a Class of Nuke em high t-shirt, the colors are so bold and these shirts really are of great quality, I just love wearing these Mens shirts as mini nighties to bed, they are also great conversational pieces at the nights on the town, so deciding how I will wear it is the only problem. These are only at the great price of $14.99! So go on over and grab one today!

Class of Nuke Em' High
Everyone must own this amazing shirt for Troma's 80s classic! Amazing artwork done by our friends at Cryface design.

Mother's Day

Troma's 1980 exploitation masterpiece! Grab this beautiful and bloody shirt featuring artwork from our good buddy Nate Milliner!

Blood Sucking Freaks

Grab the shirt for this 1976 Troma classic!

also new to Rotten Cotton - Fright Night

A Fright Night Shirt! You need this! For young Charlie Brewster, nothing could be better than an old horror movie late at night.

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http://www.fright-rags.com/

Now available to the general public for sale, but these are limited and once they are gone- they will never be printed again.

These exclusive posters are individually signed an numbered by Bill Moseley or Gunnar Hansen!

POSTER DETAILS

- limited to ONLY 250 prints
- 18x24 full color offset poster print
- printed on 80# glossy cover stock
- individually numbered and signed

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Metal Mayhem

If you want some lead in your diet, you have come to the right place. Lets take a look at one random band from one Hell of an extensive collection. This week is : DOKKEN and to celebrate, here are two albums for your download pleasure. (Just make sure to always purchase music from the original artist).

Ah, Dokken those late nights playing those albums over and over, playing snes and easting sugar cereal until 6am. I miss being a Little kid! I would put up the rest but they aren't for a discography yet, just the random pic of the week. So Love them, or hate them- chances are you know how to sing along or once in your life have rocked out -they are classic and still great to listen to!
1983 -DOKKEN- Breaking The Chains

1984 -DOKKEN- Tooth And Nail
Grab it here: (http://www.mediafire.com/file/x38y1148ktf7aqa/Dokken%20Double.rar)

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Must See Movie of the week

If you want to see something that's not highly seen in movie rental stores, and something not to miss out on.

Today's movie is: Body Bags (1993) TV

PLOT:

Three short stories in the horror genre (anthology) The first “The Gas Station”, a young woman takes a night job working the register at a remote filling station. The second Hair”, Stacey Keach plays a balding man like only a balding man can play. And finally in “The Eye”, Mark Hamill (Star Wars) stars as a promising baseball player that suffers a terrible accident.

BASICS:

John Carpenter presents "Body Bags", in which it reads true as he plays a coroner late at night fooling around in a morgue, while spitting out macabre jokes and then introducing us to three buoyant little stories. This I have always found hilarious as sometimes the jokes go in the coroners office! – (*Wink-You didn’t hear that from me) This is great for kids, great for halloween and just plain fun for everyone. It really is a shame that this didn't launch a TV series, but hey, at least you can watch the film.

"Doctor: Mark Hamill just isn't the same after star Wars"

They range from horrific, humorous and simply bizarre with a "Tales from the Crypt" spin to them. In this low-budget TV production Carpenter would direct the first two; "The Gas Station" and "Hair", but the third story "The Eye" would be fronted by director Tobe Hopper. Carpenter and Hooper wouldn't be the only recognizable names, as the cast line-up is rather mouth-watering. You got Stacy Keach, David Warner, Mark Hamill, David Naughton, Robert Carradine, Deborah Harry, Twiggy, George Buck Flower, Charles Napier, John Agar, Roger Corman and a minor cameo from Tom Arnold. Also some horror participants have tiny parts; Sam Ramini, Wes Craven, Tobe Hooper and make-up/special effects maestro Gregory Nicotero.

"It's true- Corners can still have fun at work "

This film features many great horror directors that act and/or direct. John Carpenter director of Halloween (1978) plays "The Coroner" and introduces each segment as well as directs two of the stories, "The Gas Station" and "Hair", Tobe Hooper director of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) plays "Morgue Worker # 2" and directs the last segment, "The Eye", Wes Craven director of A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984) plays "Pasty-Faced Man" at the gas station, and Sam Raimi director of The Evil Dead (1981) plays "Dead Bill".

The segments were initially designed to be Showtime’s answer to HBO’s excellent series, Tales from the Crypt. The idea was axed and the segments spliced together into a delightfully devilish movie.

In "The Gas Station", as Bill is watching TV, the anchorman mentions a body was found in Haddonfield, a reference to John Carpenter's earlier film, Halloween.

What makes Body Bags really work is the "fun" feel it has. This wasn't made to be a moneymaker. Rather, it was made for Carpenter and Hooper to have some fun with filmmaking - So go and see it

If you Like this, go and see:
Cat's Eye (1985)

The Willies (1991)

Campfire Tales (1997)

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