Toy Robot Video Announces October Releases: Watchers & Manhunt Make Their US Blu-ray Debuts!

Toy Robot Video’s October Slate Features 

a Chilling Sci-Fi/Horror and a Mystery/Thriller Blockbuster 

Watchers and Manhunt Make Their North American 

Blu-ray Debuts October 20th 

Watchers (Blu-ray)

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Manhunt (Blu-ray)

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On October 20, a new breed of terror arrives when Watchers makes its North American debut on Blu-ray. Based on the bestselling novel by Dean R. Koontz, the film unleashes a deadly game of survival involving classified experiments, government secrets, and something far more dangerous than anyone expects. 

After an explosion destroys a remote scientific laboratory, two surviving classified biological research experiments flee into the woods. One is a highly intelligent golden retriever. The other is a vicious, hairy beast designated an OXCOM (Outside Experimental Combat Mammal). The National Security Organization sends agents Lem Johnson (Michael Ironside, Top Gun, Starship Troopers) and Cliff Soams (Blu Mankuma, 2012) to exterminate both creatures without revealing their true nature. When the OXCOM kills a rancher, local cops suspect a grizzly bear or Sasquatch attack, but Lem Johnson will do whatever it takes to keep the truth a secret. Meanwhile, Travis Cornell (Corey Haim, The Lost Boys) adopts the golden retriever and together they embark on a battle for survival. 

Looking better than ever with a new restoration and color work, the film also stars Jason Priestley (Beverly Hills, 90210), Don S. Davis (Twin Peaks), Lala Sloatman (Dream a Little Dream), and Barbara Williams (Inventing the Abbotts). 

The bonus features include brand-new interviews with director Jon Hess and cast members Michael Ironside, Lala Sloatman, and Barbara Williams, the original theatrical trailer, a stills gallery, DTS-HD MA 2.0 Mono audio, and optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing. 

Special Features: 

- NEW Interview with director Jon Hess

- NEW Interview with actor Michael Ironside

- NEW Interview with actress Lala Sloatman

- NEW Interview with actress Barbara Williams

- Original Theatrical Trailer

- Stills Gallery

Watch the trailer for Watchers here: https://youtu.be/DUaItM3mkHI?si=19WucNU7ws2YX5tA 

  

Also on October 20, the Japanese cross-country crime epic Manhunt makes its North American debut on Blu-ray. Director Junya Sato’s film became a massive success in China, reportedly drawing more than 800 million moviegoers.  

Tokyo prosecutor Fuyuto Morioka (Ken Takakura, Golgo 13, Black Rain) finds himself in police custody after a woman accuses him of robbery, only for things to get worse when a man also claims to have been victimized by Morioka on the same night. With no solid alibi, the prosecutor is taken home, where police uncover the stolen loot. The law-abiding prosecutor escapes custody and goes on the run to uncover the conspiracy against him, while Detective Yamura (Yoshio Harada, Lady Snowblood 2: Love Song of Vengeance) chases him across Japan. When Morioka begins to investigate who might want to see him locked up, he uncovers a dark web of corruption involving a dangerous mind-controlling drug developed by a sinister pharmaceutical company. A star-studded blockbuster featuring some of Japan's most familiar actors, including Kunie Tanaka, Ryo Ikebe and Ko Nishimura, Manhunt was a surprise box-office smash, inspiring a 2017 remake by John Woo, and is now presented in a brand-new restoration. 

The bonus features include a brand-new audio commentary by Jasper Sharp and Amber T., a brand-new introduction with Japanese film specialist Mark Schilling, a discussion of the film and its production by Junya Sato biographers Masaaki Nomura and Tatsuya Masuto, two text essays, “Scaling The (Great) Wall to Freedom” and “Believing in Ken Takakura,” the original theatrical trailer, a stills gallery, DTS-HD MA 2.0 Mono Japanese audio, and optional English subtitles. 

Special Features: 

- NEW - Brand new audio commentary by Jasper Sharp and Amber T.

- NEW - Man on the Run, a brand new introduction with Japanese film specialist Mark Schilling

- NEW - An Unusual Director, a discussion of the film and its production by Junya Sato biographers Masaaki Nomura and Tatsuya Masuto

- NEW - Scaling The (Great) Wall to Freedom, a text essay by James Marsh

- NEW - Believing in Ken Takakura, a text essay by Earl Jackson

- Original Theatrical Trailer

- Stills Gallery

Watch the trailer for Manhunt here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VNuNUetGLI 

  

About Toy Robot Video  

Launching in September 2026, Toy Robot Video is a new subsidiary home entertainment label from Arrow Films, aiming to incorporate more mainstream film content and genres into its slate. Maintaining the company's commitment to premium curation and presentation, Toy Robot Video's fun and accessible approach will celebrate film and entertainment in all its forms to both new and nostalgic audiences alike. www.toyrobotvideo.com  

Unearthed Films Announces The Sky Has Fallen on Blu-ray & Digital Video

THE SKY HAS FALLEN (2009) 

on Blu-ray and Digital 10/13 

Two survivors of an outbreak that wiped out most of humanity decide to fight back when they notice mysterious black figures carrying away the dead.

The Sky Has Fallen delivers an intense blend of post-apocalyptic survival horror and creature-feature suspense as humanity faces near extinction. 

Within only a few hours, a devastating disease wipes out almost the entire population, leaving survivors scattered in isolated locations. Among them are Lance and Rachel, who soon discover that the plague is only the beginning as mysterious black figures emerge to collect the dead and conduct horrifying experiments upon their victims.

Determined to fight back rather than merely survive, Lance and Rachel set out to confront the leader of these terrifying creatures before the last remnants of humanity disappear forever. Mixing relentless tension with practical creature effects and independent horror ambition, the film presents a bleak yet action-driven vision of the end of civilization.

This special edition is loaded with extensive supplemental material chronicling the film's production and legacy. Included are a commentary featuring director Doug Roos and executive producer James Segars, the retrospective 20 Years Later: Reflecting on My First Feature, featurettes examining the influence of Asian cinema and 1980s genre films, pre-production, principal photography, post-production, recording the score, special effects and monster creation, mask making, prosthetic application, and the original theatrical trailer.

Released by Unearthed Films, this region-free Blu-ray presents the complete 78-minute feature in English while offering an in-depth archival look at the making of an ambitious independent horror production through its comprehensive collection of behind-the-scenes supplements.

Special Features: 

• Commentary with Director Doug Roos and Executive Producer James Segars

• 20 Years Later: Reflecting on My First Feature

• Influences: Asian Cinema and the 1980s

• Pre-Production

• Special Effects: Making the Monsters

• Mask Making Step By Step

• Prosthetic Application

• Principal Photography

• Post Production

• Recording the Score

• Trailer

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NEW YORK, NEW YORK (1977) MVD Marquee Collection Collector's Edition 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray Review

NEW YORK, NEW YORK (1977) 

Collector's Edition 4K Ultra HD

Label: MVD Marquee Collection 

Region Code: Region-Free

Rating:

Duration: 163 Minutes 10 Seconds (Expanded Cut) 137 Minutes 16 Seconds (International Version)

Audio: English DTS-HD 5.1 Surround, LPCM 2.0 Stereo with Optional English Subtitles 

Video: HDR10 2160p 4K Ultra HD Widescreen (1.66:1), 1080p HDWidescreen (1.66:1)

Director: Martin Scorsese

Cast: Robert De Niro, Liza Minnelli, Lionel Stander, Barry Primus, Mary Kay Place, Frank Sivero, Georgie Auld, George Memmoli, Harry Northup, Dick Miller, Clarence Clemons, Casey Kasem, Jack Haley, Adam David Winkler 

Riding high off the success of Taxi Driver director Martin Scorsese poured himself into this coke-fueled passion project, New York, New York (1977) a visually stylized dark musical drama that paid homage to the dazzling MGM musicals of his youth, set in the euphoric aftermath of World War II, starting off on V-J Day in 1945. The film follows the volatile relationship between Jimmy Doyle (Robert De Niro, Raging bull), a cocksure jazz saxophonist, and talented USO singer Francine Evans (Liza Minnelli, Cabaret). The film follows their turbulent lives as they navigate the jazz scene in New York and across the country, both the exhilarating heights of their combined success as a touring act, and later Francine's wildly successful solo career, as Jimmy's star tarnishes, their clashing personalities and creative differences threatening to unravel not just their relationship, but their careers as well, if they cannot get away from each other.

The film's time frame ranges from 1945 on through to the '70s, most of it set in the 1940s, set against the meticulously recreated studio backdrop of 1940s era New York, it's really a Technicolor splendor, but also pretty gritty in it's Scorsese-ness. De Niro's Jimmy is a highly volatile and unlikable character from the start, he almost forcefully insinuates himself into Francine's life and career through sheer willpower, portrayed as a conniving con man with some actual musical talent for blowing the saxophone, but also impossibly cruel and green with envy at the thought that his wife could find greater success without him. 

The film bombed big-time when it screened theatrically, and it doesn't seem to have garnered much positive reappraisal in the last nearly fifty years, at least from what I can tell when polling my friend group. I first saw this on cable TV in the 80's, and I have to say I was thoroughly engrossed by it back then, even in my youth I was fascinated by the psot WWII era and re-watching the longer Expanded Cut of the flick for the first-time I appreciated it even more. The expanded cut reinserts that complete 12-minute "Happy Endings" musical number than sees Minelli's Francine transcend from music to movie star is stunning, that the studio cut most of it out for the widely screen International Version is totally nuts, and we get quite a bit more character development that further delves into the complex and deeply flawed relationship between the two leads. Sure, this is not in my top five of Scorsese flicks, but there's just no denying that this is easily one of Scorsese's most vivid and visually intoxicating films, a mix of dazzling MGM musical nostalgia mixed with his New York abrasiveness. Yes, it is flawed, yes, it is ridiculously long, and at times it's kind of a hot mess, but I am here for all of that, because it's totally engrossing, deeply fascinating, and chock full of stunning visuals and wonderful musical numbers. The film has never looked better; and I say that this new 4K release is a must-own for Scorsese fans and lovers of old school musical. Also, Dick miller shows up, that's reason enough to buy it in my opinion. 

Audio/Video: The Expanded Cut of New York, New York makes its 4K premiere 4K Ultra HD from MVD Marque Collection in 2160p with HDR10 color-grade, presented in 1.66:1 widescreen, sourced from a 2025 4K 16-Bit Scan of the Original Camera Negative. The film looks largely terrific, the 4K resolution offers pleasing texture and details, the period costuming, painted skies, New York skylines, and studio sets look wonderful, the artistry of the artifice appears grander and more sumptuous than ever before, with warm, luminous colors, the primaries and bursts of orange really catch the eye with the HDR10 WCG, and black are deep and nuanced. The László Kovács (Ghostbusters) really shines in 4K with the HDR10. Audio comes by way of English DTS-HD MA 5.1 surround or LPCM 2.0 stereo with optional English subtitles.  The tracks sound great, clean and well-balanced, though the surround track does open up the sound stage during the musical numbers, while still being primarily a front-centered affair. The musical numbers from Minelli, as well as the jazz standards sounds glorious. Of course, the theme song penned by Kander and Ebb, which was snubbed by the Oscars, three years later became one of the most popular songs of all-time after iconic crooner Frank Sinatra turned it into his signature song. 

The accompanying Blu-ray offers the shorter studio-trimmed International Version of the film in HDR with SDR. This is sourced from a previous HD master and has not been sourced from the new 4K restoration that the Expanded Cut is sourced from.  

Extras on the UHD include a 6-min Introduction by Martin Scorsese, plus the Audio Commentary by Director Martin Scorsese and Film Critic Carrie Rickey. The Blu-ray features the 137-min International Version of the film in 1080p HD, plus more archival extras. We start off with the 26-min 

The New York, New York Stories: Part One, the 27-min The New York, New York Stories: Part Two, 22-min Liza on New York, New York, 19-min of Alternate Takes / Deleted Scenes, and 10-min of Audio Commentary on Selected Scenes by László Kovács, ASC. Disc extras are buttoned-up with a Photo Gallery, 2-min Theatrical Teaser, and the 3-min Theatrical Trailer. 

The two-disc UHD/Blu-ray arrives in a black dual-hub keepcase with a Reversible Wrap featuring two original movie poster artworks, including the classic black and white illustration by famed caricaturist Al Hirschfield. The Slipcover O-card, which is limited to the fiorst-pressing is not the Al Hirchfield artwork, which in my opinion is a shame, that black & white caricature of Minelli and De Niro would have look spectacular on a slip.  

Special Features: 

Disc 1: 4K UltraHD - Expanded Cut + Special Features

- 2025 4K Scan and Restoration of the Expanded Cut of film presented in 2160p in its original 1.66:1 Aspect Ratio in HDR

- Introduction by Martin Scorsese (5:36)

- Audio Commentary by Director Martin Scorsese and Film Critic Carrie Rickey

Disc 2: Blu-ray - International Version + Special Features 

- “New York, New York” International Version (HD, 2:17:16) 

- The New York, New York Stories: Part One (25:31) 

- The New York, New York Stories: Part Two (26:58) 

- Liza on New York, New York (22:09) 

- Alternate Takes / Deleted Scenes (19:14) 

- Commentary on Selected Scenes by László Kovács, ASC (10:14) 

- Photo Gallery (2:33)

- Theatrical Teaser (2:07) 

- Theatrical Trailer (3:27) 

- Reversible Wrap 

- Slipcover O-card 

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Sorority Row (2009) available now on 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital Steelbook from Lionsgate Limited!

Sisters for life... and death

SORORITY ROW (2009) 

4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + Digital SteelBook 

Rating: R for strong bloody violence, language, some sexuality/nudity and partying

U.S. Release Date: September 15, 2026 (4K Steelbook, BD, Digital)

Running Time: 101 minutes 

Cast: Briana Evigan, Leah Pipes, Rumer Willis, Jamie Chung, Audrina Patridge, Julian Morris, Margo Harshman, Matt Lanter, and Carrie Fisher

Directed by: Steward Hendler

Screenplay by: Josh Stolberg & Peter Goldfinger

Based on: The Original Screenplay “Seven Sisters” by Mark Rosman

Synopsis: Who’s killing the sisters of Theta Pi? In Sorority Row, making its 4K debut, the sisters of Rosman University’s Theta Pi ― Cassidy (Briana Evigan), Chugs (Margo Harshman), Jessica (Leah Pipes), Ellie (Rumer Willis), and Claire (Jamie Chung) ― are committed to staying mum regarding the prank that ended in tragedy for Megan (Audrina Patridge), one of their own. But when graduation day arrives, so does terror, as a killer hunts Theta Pi’s sisters one by one. 

Year of Production: 2009

Closed-Captioned: No

Feature Run Time: 101 mins.

Subtitles: Spanish; English SDH

Format: 16x9 (2.40:1) Presentation

Audio: English Dolby Atmos; Spanish 5.1 Dolby Digital

LIONSGATE LIMITED EXTRAS

-Reconsidering Sorority Row (Final TRT: 10:48)

-The Making of a Queen B***h with Leah Pipes  (Final TRT: 12:23)

-Loyal Friends and Untimely Ends: Writing Sorority Row (Approx. TRT 11:30)

-Grit and Glamour: The Visual Design of Sorority Row (approx. TRT 16:30)

LEGACY SPECIAL FEATURES

-Audio Commentary with Director and Cast (RT Feature Length)

-Sorority Secrets: Stories from the Set (RT 10:28)

-Killer 101 (RT 14 min)

-Kill Switch (RT 10:25)

-Deleted Scenes (RT 6:53)

-Outtakes (RT 5:27)

-Sorority Pledge (RT 1:01)

-EPK B-Roll (RT 8:53)

-Confessional (TRT 4:34)

-Shower Rehearsal (RT 2:53)

-TV Spot (RT :31)

-Theatrical Trailer (RT 2:30)

-International Trailer (RT 1:40)

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Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment Announces The End of Oak Street

THE END OF OAK STREET (2026) 

Available Digitally for the First Time on September 15

Debuts on Digital in North America on September 15

4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD arrive on November 3

The End of Oak Street, the wildest ride to hit theaters this summer, from writer/director/producer David Robert Mithcell (It Follows), debuts digitally at home on September 15.

The End of Oak Street stars Academy Award winner Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor, Maisy Stella and Christian Convery.

On September 15, The End of Oak Street will be available at home on participating digital platforms, including Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Fandango and more.

On November 3, The End of Oak Street will be available to own on 4K UHD, Blu-ray, and DVD from online and physical retailers. The End of Oak Street will also continue to be available in high definition and standard definition from participating digital retailers.

The End of Oak Street Digital, 4K UHD, and Blu-ray contain the following special features:  

- Banding Together: The Making of The End of Oak Street

- From concept to execution, explore how director David Robert Mitchell brought his genre-bending vision to

life.

- Every Creature Tells a Story: The Dinosaurs of Oak Street 

A deep dive into the research and artistry behind ILM's feathered, scarred, and character-rich dinosaur designs. 

- The Spinosaurus Attack: Driving Fear on Oak Street 

Breakdown one of the film's most jaw-dropping set pieces: The Spinosaurus attack.

After a mysterious cosmic event rips Oak Street from suburbia and transports their neighborhood to someplace unknown, the Platt family soon discovers that their very survival depends on them sticking together as they navigate their now unrecognizable surroundings.

Starring Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor, The End of Oak Street also stars Maisy Stella and Christian Convery. The film is written and directed by David Robert Mitchell and produced by J.J. Abrams, Hannah Minghella, Jon Cohen, David Robert Mitchell, Matt Jackson and Tommy Harper. The executive producers are Chris Bender, Jake Weiner, Joanne Lee and Leeann Stonebreaker.

Mitchell’s team behind the camera includes director of photography Michael Gioulakis, production designer Maya Shimoguchi, editor John Axelrad, music supervisor George Drakoulias, composer Michael Giacchino and costume designer Erin Benach.

Warner Bros. Pictures Presents A Bad Robot Production, A Jackson Pictures Production, A David Robert Mitchell Film, The End of Oak Street.

Premium Digital: September 15

4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD Street Date: November 3

4K Languages: Canadian-French, Castilian-Spanish, Czech, English, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin-Spanish, Parisian-French, Polish 

4K Subtitles: Complex Chinese, Canadian-French, Castilian-Spanish, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, German, Italian, Japanese, Latin-Spanish, Norwegian, Parisian-French, Polish, Swedish

BD Languages: Canadian-French, English, Latin-Spanish 

BD Subtitles: Complex Chinese, Canadian-French, English, Latin-Spanish, Parisian-French,

DVD Languages: Canadian-French, English, Japanese, Latin-Spanish

DVD Subtitles: Canadian-French, English, Japanese, Latin-Spanish, Parisian-French

Running Time:  99 minutes

Rated PG-13 for some strong violent content, bloody images, some strong language and suggestive material 

4K UHD and Blu-ray: ATMOS TrueHD, DLBY/DGTL

THE NINE DEMONS (1984) Visual Vengeance Collector's Edition Blu-ray Review + Screenshots

THE NINE DEMONS (1984) 

Visual Vengeance Collector's Edition

Label: Visual Vengeance 

Region Code: Region-Free 

Rating: Unrated 

Duration: 98 Minutes 48 Seconds 

Audio: English or Chinese Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo with Optional English Subtitles 

Video: 1080i HD Widescreen (2.35:1) 

Director: Chang Che

Cast: Sheng Chaing, Feng Lu, Tien Chi Cheng

The Nine Demons (1984) is directed by Shaw Brothers visionary Chang Cheh (Five Deadly Venoms), made for his own Taiwanese production company Hong Kong Chang He Motion Picture Co. Ltd. In it blood bothers Gan Yun (Chris Lee, Duel to the Death) and Zuo Qi (Ricky Cheng, The Brave Archer III), hilariously referred to as Gary and Joey in the English dub, survive an poisoned soup assassination plot carried out by Brother Yin (Yu Tai-Ping), which claims the life their fathers Lord Gan (Chang Peng) and Zuo (Wang Chi-Sheng). Qi escapes while Yun is captured and marked for death, and while fleeing Qi accidentally stumbles into a doorway to hell, which apparently opens up every 500 years, where he makes a deal with The Black Prince Of Hell (Chang Fu-Chien) to trade his soul for the martial arts skills and magic to defeat those that betrayed and murdered their fathers, and to free Yun. In return he is given supernatural martial art abilities, as well as a necklace of nine skulls that he can transform into eight blood-drinking demon children and their mother (Wang Quen, Magnificent Bodyguards). 

This flick is wildly unhinged, an action-packed supernatural fueled revenger with wuxia style high-flying acrobatics and demonic flesh-hungry children offering both non-stop action and an orgy of vibrantly colored horror-violence. I lost track of the plot a few times, it's not the film's strong suite to be honest, but it's a non-stop, action-packed slice of martial arts occult-fantasy, so this still gets a high recommend from me. 

Audio/Video: The Nine Demons (1984) makes it's North American disc debut on a region-free Blu-ray from Visual Vengeance in 1080p HD framed in 2.35:1 widescreen, sourced from a "New 2K transfer from original film elements supervised by film archivist Toby Russell". The image looks quite good, the source in in terrific shape, while there does look to be some light digital filtering applied which does wipe away some of the finer detail it still has appreciable textures. The garish lighting is super-saturated, like eye-searingly garish, the purples, red and blues are electric looking in spots. Black levels can be slightly milky looking in spots, but otherwise I thought this looked solid. Audio comes by way of English or Mandarin with optional English subtitles. The Mandarin language track is the most robust and fuller sounding of the two, but I preferred the English dub for the fun-factor. Both tracks are relatively clean and well-balanced, the score and canned sound effects fare well, but the English track is particularly thin sounding range wise. 

Extras are plentiful, starting off with a new Audio 

Commentary with martial arts film historians Justin Decloux and Dylan Cheung who delve the into the distribution history, how it's a film sort of out of date, a bit of a weird wuxia, and touching on the fantastic visual elements of the film. We also get a 10-min The Discovery of James Wu Kuo-Ren: Video Essay with Justin Decloux offering an appreciation of the film cinematographer's directorial work, and he returns again for the 20-min The Late Period Chang Che: Video Essay. Next is the 10-min archival Actor Yu Tai-Ping Interview, plus a 54-min Unsung Horrors Podcast: The Nine Demons episode, which I liked well enough to add it to my podcast catcher

We also get a 93-min Nine Demons: Complete Old School ‘Dirty VHS’ Version (93:07), which has the alternate The Nine Venoms title card. Disc extras are finished-up with a 32-sec Image Gallery, 2-min Visual Vengeance Trailer, plus 5-min of Visual Vengeance Trailers. 

The single-disc release arrives in a clear keepcase with a Reversible Wrap featuring original VHS artwork as well as a new design by Jolyon Yates. Inside there's a 

Folded Mini-Poster featuring an alternate original theatrical artwork. The limited edition first-pressing also includes a Slipcover O-card featuring new and unique art by Uncle Frank, a ‘Stick Your Own’ VHS Sticker Set, plus an 8-page Illustrated Booklet containing the 'Enter: The Venom Mob' - liner notes booklet by C.J. Lines. 

Special Features: 

- New 2K transfer from original film elements supervised by film archivist Toby Russell

- Commentary with martial arts film historians Justin Decloux and Dylan Cheung

- The Discovery of James Wu Kuo-Ren: Video Essay (10:27) 

- The Late Period Chang Che: Video Essay (20:29) 

-  Actor Yu Tai-Ping Interview (10:03) 

- Unsung Horrors Podcast: The Nine Demons episode (53:42) 

- Nine Demons: complete old school ‘Dirty VHS’ version (93:07) The Nine Venoms title card 

- Image Gallery (0:32) 

- Visual Vengeance Trailers: The Nine Demons (1.55), Born A Ninja + Commando the Ninja (0:58), Fatal Flying Guillotine (2:03), Ninja Operation + Knight and Warrior (1:38)

- Folded Mini-Poster featuring original theatrical art

- Reversible sleeve featuring original alternate art

- ‘Stick Your Own’ VHS Sticker Set - FIRST PRESSING ONLY

- Enter: The Venom Mob - liner notes booklet by C.J. Lines - FIRST PRESSING ONLY

- Limited Edition O-card featuring art by Uncle Frank

Screenshots from the Visual Vengeance Blu-ray: 

Extras:  

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