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Blood-A-Rama Triple Frightmare II

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This listing is for the standard edition Blu-ray. The limited edition slipcover was limited to 2,000 units and is sold out. The two versions are identical, aside from the slipcover.

Presented in partnership with Something Weird Video...

The American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) represents the world's largest theatrical catalog of exploitation cinema. Their home video line presents a diverse selection of movies, ranging from new preservations of classics from the vast library of Something Weird to the wildest in shot-on-video (SOV) titles. Vinegar Syndrome’s sister company, OCN Distribution, is thrilled to be representing this diverse and unique home video line!

Mutilation maniacs on the loose! BLOOD-A-RAMA TRIPLE FRIGHTMARE II collects three sun-baked, kitsch-gore horror classicks that were produced in the shadow of the iconic BLOOD FEAST. In LOVE GODDESSES OF BLOOD ISLAND aka SIX SHE’S AND A HE—presented in its long-lost, original uncut version for the first time ever—a man (Bill Rogers, A TASTE OF BLOOD) washes ashore on an island inhabited only by women . . . with a taste for guts. FOLLOW THAT SKIRT aka MONDO WEIRDO follows the exploits of a creepozoid slasher in a vortex of bad taste that would make John Waters proud. Finally, THE UNDERTAKER AND HIS PALS tells the delightful story of a fast food joint that serves more than hamburgers. Featuring a commentary track from actor/comedian Patton Oswalt and an option to watch the full program in “drive-in” mode, this collection will provide you with a true night to dismember.

directed by: various
starring: various
1964 / 166 min (combined) / 1.33:1 / English DTS-HD MA 1.0

Additional info:

Region Free Blu-ray
LOVE GODDESSES OF BLOOD ISLAND aka SIX SHE’S AND A HE (1964, 62 mins): Restored from the only 35mm elements in existence courtesy of Something Weird, Library of Congress, & Harvard Film Archive
FOLLOW THAT SKIRT aka MONDO WEIRDO (1965, 27 mins): Restored from the original 16mm reversal positive
THE UNDERTAKER AND HIS PALS (1966, 62 mins): Preserved from Something Weird’s 16mm print
THE UNDERTAKER AND HIS PALS: Commentary by actor/comedian Patton Oswalt with AGFA's Jackson Cooper and Bret Berg
LOVE GODDESSES outtakes
Photo gallery
Blood-dripping trailers and drive-in snipes from the AGFA vaults
Watch the full, uninterrupted program in “drive-in” mode
Booklet with writing by Something Weird's Lisa Petrucci
English SDH subtitles

Overall rating: 4.6590166 / 5 from 305 reviews.

AI Generated Review Summary

Blood-A-Rama Triple Frightmare II is a Blu-ray collection praised for its fantastic film restorations and extras. Customers highly recommend the drive-in mode and the collection's value. AGFA is commended for their exceptional work on this release.

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Film Quality (10%): Opinions vary on this movie, some find it terrible-looking, while others love it and consider it a great collection.
Release Quality (14%): It was highlighted by customers that it was fantastic, amazing, and highly recommended as always by this label.
AGFA Performance (14%): It was observed by customers that AGFA knocked it out of the park with their Blood-A-rama releases.
Drive-in Mode (7%): Customers loved the drive-in mode, especially the "Drive in mode" option and the vintage horror night in.
Film Restorations (7%): Customers keep praising how the film restorations look fantastic, with plenty of extras as always.

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Review highlights

"I love these AGFA triple features so fun Great Release over all!" — Eric W.
"Love Godesses is a campy treat and the other films are great bonuses." — Gav R.
"Film restorations look fantastic and the movies are otherwordly." — Tony Z.

Reviews

Fantastic Collection!

"A really fun trio of early/mid-'60s gore movies, each riding the HG Lewis band wagon. LOVE GODDESSES is probably the least entertaining overall - it's got a great set-up but just spins its wheels after that. However, AGFA/SWV are truly to be commended for piecing this movie back together against all possible odds. It generally looks sparkling, and for a film that was almost lost to time, that's a miracle. FOLLOW THAT SKIRT is a totally insane HG Lewis riff from SF and tons of fun - at a half-hour, it really doesn't overstay its welcome, and I wish there were more of it. UNDERTAKER will probably be familiar to fans of PD labels, but it looks much better here (comparatively), and even comes with a loving, appreciative commentary with Patton Oswalt. Overall, a great package from AGFA - great films, and good value for money. Bravo!"

— John K. (5/5)

Awesome Drive-In Fun!

"If you enjoy collaborations between AGFA and Something Weird Video, you'll love this collection. There are three drive in type movies in their best quality ever. The included drive-in mode is worth the price. It's like watching the movies at the theater, complete with ads and trailers, so fun (and kind of like the big budget Grindhouse movie)."

— Sam N. (5/5)

Another AGFA Frightmare Homerun

"Three solid films make up this set, even if they don't quite match the original Triple Frightmare. What truly sets this collection apart is the outstanding film preservation and restoration work."

— Noel H. (4/5)

Fantastic sets!

"These two triple features from AGFA and Something Weird are absolute must haves! Brilliant!"

— chris c. (5/5)

Wow

"I never thought I'd see the full, uncut "Love Goddesses of Cannibal Isle" - it's so meditative, low-key surreal, a truly Florida state of mind. (I'm still holding onto my Something Weird dvd-r because it has a bunch of incredible dance shorts as bonus features). "Undertaker and His Pals" is of course a horror-comedy classic. The drive-in viewing option is glorious for a lazy Saturday night, immaculate 60s scuzz vibes"

— Ryan M. (5/5)

Wonderful sleaze from an age

"Wonderful sleaze from an age gone by."

— Bryan C. (5/5)

Mixed bag of goodies

"Where to start here. . . Love Goddesses of Blood Island (inexplicably released under the less interesting title Six Shes and a He) is beautifully restored, fully uncut, and absolutely bonkers. Easily the best of the 3 flicks here, and looks the best. Follow that Skirt is more explicit, and less interesting, dragging at 27min. Nicely restored, though has some print damage. The Undertaker is the weakest of the 3 films, a bizarre comedy horror that never really worked for me, with gore inserts from medical footage that looks poor. From a rougher 16mm print as well. The drive in inserts and trailers are a great extra, as is the fun commentary on Undertaker. The Booklet is very informative and a must read before the movies to give them context, as these are very obscure movies (Goddesses was long lost in its complete form)"

— Michael L. (5/5)

Thanks

"Wow! Love these multi packs."

— DAMIAN N. (5/5)

'60s HGL-style gore movies with a wink

"I had a blast with these films, with their extremely colorful appearance (especially Love Goddesses Of Blood Island, which absolutely popped from the screen) and H. G. Lewis-style gore. I missed out on the slipcover, which is a shame, but the booklet was still included."

— Tim V. (4/5)

Good compilation

"Again good compilation of lesser known movies."

— Lauri P. (5/5)