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Saturn's Core Audio & Video is a New Jersey based home video label devoted to releasing underground oddities and shot on video cinema on VHS, and now, blu-ray discs! In partnership with OCN Distribution, Saturn's Core will exhume forgotten or under-seen genre cinema from the 80s and 90s, with an emphasis on SOV horror features. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this diverse and unique home video line!

The small community of Eidolon Crossing once boasted a flourishing economy, fueled primarily by the rural amusement park Dogwood Park. Then the child murders began. Once the bodies of multiple murdered children were unearthed on the park’s property, attendance declined and the town quickly withered into poverty and ruin. Over the course of 35 years, 26 children disappeared at the hands of an elusive murderer and the decaying amusement park was dubbed Deadwood Park by the superstitious locals. Former resident Jake Richardson (William Clifton), returns to his parents’ dilapidated farmhouse to search for answers surrounding his twin brother’s childhood disappearance. Soon the spirits of the murdered children appear to Jake, luring him back to the decrepit grounds of Deadwood Park, in an attempt to uncover the horrific and homicidal secrets buried deep beneath Eidolon Crossing. 

An atmospheric juggernaut shot on location at Midwestern drive-in theaters, creaky cabins, and an actual, overgrown abandoned amusement park (replete with crumbling coasters and rusted ferris wheels), Deadwood Park is a sweeping, gore-soaked, SOV folk horror epic from the visionary, Missouri based video auteur Eric Stanze (Savage Harvest, Scrapbook, Ratline). Evoking melancholic autumnal vibes, spine-tingling scares, and an overall sense of relentless dread, Deadwood Park found Stanze pushing his micro-budget DIY aesthetics to dizzying new heights; culminating in a sobering, supernatural metaphor for the child mortality that proliferates in the wake of war, dystopia, and economic blight. Saturn’s Core is proud to present the Blu-Ray debut of Deadwood Park, sporting a brand new restoration supervised by director Eric Stanze plus an accursed, buried chest of new and archival special features.

directed by: Eric Stanze
starring: William Clifton, Lindsey Luscri, Bryan Lane, Jason Allen Wolfe, Ramona Midgett, Dick Mintzlaff, Joseph R. Engel, Jason Christ, Emily Haac
2007 / 117 min / 1.77:1 / English DTS-HD MA 2.0

Additional info:

  • Region Free Blu-ray
  • Audio commentary with writer / director Eric Stanze
  • Audio commentary with writer / director Eric Stanze & actor / producer Jason Christ
  • "Season Pass: Return to Deadwood Park” - New 2026 retrospective documentary
  • “Welcome to Eidolon Crossing: The Making of Deadwood Park” - Feature length documentary from 2007
  • Post-production featurette
  • “Crew on Camera” featurette
  • Outtakes
  • Deleted Scenes
  • Music videos
  • Radio commercial
  • Wicked Pixel trailer vault
  • English SDH subtitles

Overall rating: 4.5833335 / 5 from 36 reviews.

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Decent Low Budget Slow Burn

"Deadwood Park is a gritty, no-budget horror anthology that leans hard into its raw, DIY roots. The stories are uneven, but there’s a genuine passion behind the camera that gives it a scrappy kind of charm. It’s definitely rough around the edges, but fans of underground horror will appreciate its ambition and unfiltered style."

Shawn M. (3/5)

Great purchase!

"The slip cover is quality and the reversible cover art is a nice touch. The transfer is quality given how the film was shot. A supernatural crime thriller shot like a documentary of sorts. A good release."

Alec E. (5/5)

No Dead Wood In This Fine Film!

"I loved the stellar locations in this horror film, and I also enjoyed the director's vision, which I feel they expressed very well! The movie was a very engaging watch, and I enjoyed it from beginning to end! The peerless VS restoration process was on full display with stellar sound and picture! Thank you, VS, for continuing to lovingly restore and release so many wonderful films from every conceivable genre! You are keeping physical media alive in this streaming world we now live in! Highly recommended!"

Paul K. (5/5)

Abandoned amusement parks make great locations

"The shooting locations really make this movie. The making of doc talking about how they got threatened by the owners and tricked into paying someone who claimed a bigger stake than they have is interesting and shows the perils of this kind of filmmaking. Apparently from the same team that did Scrapbook which is hard to believe. Extremely different form and content. A bit on the long side but good."

Ed K. (5/5)

Vintage Stanze

"I'm honored to say Eric Stanze is a friend and frequent collaborator of mine. DEADWOOD PARK was the third film (after ICE FROM THE SUN & SCRAPBOOK) that I laid eyes on. Eric's unique vision is constant here, and I'm so happy to see this one plucked from the Wicked Pixel archives and put here to shine from Saturn's Core. Keep 'em coming and I'll keep buying."

Jeff W. (5/5)

Loved it!

"I really enjoyed this movie. Watched all of the extras on the disc. Recommend!"

Wesley H. (5/5)

Deadwood Park Saturn's Core bluray review

"Deadwood Park is a fun SOV horror flick shot in many cool and creepy locations. This is the next title released by SOV company Saturn's Core. They are the VS Partner Label that specializes in giving SOV gems good looking special editions. Deadwood Park is the local abandoned amusement park where children are getting murdered. The murders basically ruin the town. The movie is really well done and shines beyond it's SOV roots. The movie is creative and really does a good job making you feel uneasy. Being SOV but from 2007 it doesn't look bad. The disc comes with a feature length documentary as well as a 2026 retrospective documentary. There are also deleted scenes, outtakes, other featurettes and even music videos. The OCN slip looks pretty cool too. For sure check this one out. It was really well done!"

Mark P. (4/5)

Excellent SOV

"I’ve watched a good number of SOV at this point, and this one really goes for it in a way many don’t!"

Tyler S. (4/5)

Deadwood Park

"Pretty good horror/thriller from Satur’s Core Audio & Video. I’ve seen this one back in the day and wanted a physical copy. If you are into “based on a true story” movies this film doesn’t disappoint. Packaging and presentation are great!"

Matt R. (5/5)

An ambitious slice of DIY horror that proves atmosphere can go a long way

"At nearly two hours, its literary ambitions occasionally strain the pacing, but the deliberate build pays off with genuine scares and a bloody, unsettling climax. Rough around the edges but undeniably absorbing, Deadwood Park is an atmospheric SOV horror that deserves a bigger audience that hopefully the new Saturn's Core Blu-ray will bring."

Mitchell C. (5/5)

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