As if the release of Manos: The Hands of Fate from a newly restored master on blu-ray weren't enough, we just got word that original ...

Fred Olen Ray has dug into his vault and made another 50 or so copies of his RetroMedia Beast Collection DVD set available on Amazon (ge...

Terry Lofton's ridiculous The Nail Gun Massacre is out as a limited edition Blu-ray from Code Red . My review of it will be in the n...

 Happy 40th anniversary (holy cow!) to this groundbreaking Texas classic.

Shout! Factory continues to impress with its unending deluge of genre titles. This summer saw the release of Charles B. Pierce's T...

Low-budget Texas sci-fi, from the same folks who brought you The Amazing Transparent Man .

This isn't an original trailer, mind you, but we had to post this preview of Vinegar Syndrome's upcoming release of Pat Boyette...

By far, the most popular post I've ever written for this blog was the Creeping Unknowns list of rare and lost regional horror films. ...

We were as surprised as anyone to see that the new Texas Chain Saw Massacre "sequel" debuted at #1 this weekend, bumping off b...

 A cheap horror comedy that's actually pretty funny. And it has a great theme song!

There's no trailer for this Texas time-travel obscurity made by writer/actor Russ Marker, so I've posted a brief clip instead (fe...

A night at the museum, Texas-style!

One thing I noticed when researching my regional horror films book was that there wasn't a lot of paper available promoting the w...

Not a horror film, but I thought it was appropriate for the primary election season. Here's H.G. Lewis' take on A Face in the Crowd ...

Just when I thought there couldn't possibly be any more Manos -related developments, another bombshell. First there was the puppet music...

The one and only...

The archives here at The Dead Next Door are, to put it mildly, a bit disorganized, which is why I'm just now posting about another se...

Bret McCormick's Super 8 splatter fest was shot back-to-back with Ozone! Attack of the Redneck Mutants . It was finally released on DVD ...

Crazed Texas terror from the pen of Edgar Allan Poe ... sort of.

Arkansas filmmaker Charles B. Pierce took out this full-page ad in Boxoffice magazine to deny any connection to the unsanctioned, G-rated s...