The Video Nasty Project: The Faces of Death

Tonight on the Video Nasty Project, we bring you possibly the most controversial, most infamous movie on the list: Meir Zarchi's I Spit On Your Grave from 1978. There's so much to unpack and discuss that Jeff, Ashley and Tony ran well over our usual episode length - but it's a discussion well worth having. ◘ E-MAIL US ► [email protected] ◘ TWIT US ► https://twitter.com/Videonastys ◘ FACEBOOK US ► https://www.facebook.com/TheVideoNastyProject/ ◘ FANBOY NEWS NETWORK ► http://www.fanboynewsnetwork.com/

On tonight's episode of the Video Nasty Project, we look at Ruggero Deodato's follow-up movie from Cannibal Holocaust: The House on the Edge of the Park. It also stars David Hess, fresh from raping and murdering the two young girls from Last House on the Left. Fun for all! ◘ E-MAIL US ► [email protected] ◘ TWIT US ► https://twitter.com/Videonastys ◘ FACEBOOK US ► https://www.facebook.com/TheVideoNastyProject/ #RuggeroDeodato #DavidHess #HouseontheEdgeofthePark

The deliriously awesome and always wonderful Udo Kier is back, his second visit to the Video Nasty List. This time, he's in 1976's The House on Straw Hill as a paranoid writer with a dark secret and a horny secretary. Come check it out!   ◘ E-MAIL US ► [email protected]  ◘ TWIT US ► https://twitter.com/Videonastys

And tonight, the undisputed master of Italian Horror (or at least Eye Gouges) makes his first appearance on the Nasty List. Tonight we look at Lucio Fulci's House by the Cemetery.   ◘ E-MAIL US ► [email protected]  ◘ TWIT US ► https://twitter.com/Videonastys

In this week's episode of the Video Nasty Project, Ashley, Brad and Tony take a look at The Ghastly Ones, AKA Blood Rites, one of the oldest films on the Banned 39 list from 1968 horror film. Directed by Andy Milligan, you know it's sure to be a hoot!   ◘ E-MAIL US ► [email protected]  ◘ TWIT US ► https://twitter.com/Videonastys

On tonight's episode of the Video Nasty Project, we take a look at the thoroughly repulsive, occasionally poignant naziploitation flick from the director that brought you the utterly bizarre spaghetti western Matalo: The Gestapo's Last Orgy.   ◘ E-MAIL US ► [email protected]  ◘ TWIT US ► https://twitter.com/Videonastys

On tonight's very special episode of the video nasty project, we just say no to two million dollars of dope covered with zombie creating herbicide in 1980's Forest of Fear AKA Toxic Zombies AKA The Bloodeaters  Written, directed, and produced by one-hit wonder Charles McCrann.

On this weeks episode of the Video Nasty Project , we watch 1973's Flesh for Frankenstein, by Paul Morrissey!  Baron Frankenstein creates two "zombies" - one male, one female - and is planning to mate them in order to create a master race. Hijinks ensue.  ◘ E-MAIL US ► [email protected]  ◘ TWIT US ► https://twitter.com/Videonastys

On tonight's edition of the Video Nasty Project,  we step outside the normal horror movie genre and watch the most controversial, racist blaxsploitation on the Prosecuted list: 1974's Fight For Your Life, where a racist convict and his two fellow prisoners escape from jail and find refuge in the house of a black minister.   As you can imagine, hijinks ensue.   ◘ E-MAIL US ► [email protected] ◘ TWIT US ► https://twitter.com/Videonastys

Welcome to the Video Nasty Project! This week Ashley, Brad and Tony take a look at the most infamous film on the DPP's Banned 39 list: 1978's mondo shockumentary The Faces of Death, directed by Conan LeCilaire (AKA John Alan Schwartz).   Banned in over 40 countries! Dare you take a look?   ◘ E-MAIL US ► [email protected] ◘ TWIT US ► https://twitter.com/Videonastys