From the dark corners of underground cinema, IN HELL PRODUCTIONS COLLECTION unveils three tales of terror. Nekro takes you into the disturbing world of a necrophile serial killer, blurring lines between reality and twisted fantasy. Six Pack that B.h turns a simple errand into a nightmare, where ordinary meets the grotesque. Don't Go in the F.. ing Woods transforms a peaceful retreat into a survival against a relentless axe-wielding fiend. Massacre Video proudly introduces the IN HELL PRODUCTIONS COLLECTION, a series of the most audacious and extreme American underground films from the late '90s and early 2000s, created by the visionary duo Vince Roth and Mick Nards. This collection, now available for the first time, offers an extensive array of exclusive content, featuring over an hour and a half of extras that include unprecedented behind-the-scenes footage and insights into the making of these films. Unveiled in their original, raw form, these shorts capture the essence of low-budget, underground exploitation cinema, showcasing an unapologetically intense and unfiltered creative vision. 663390004890 MASV29BR 44111731 19.43 34.99 .19 MASSACRE VIDEO BLU-RAY MOVIE HORROR / SCI-FI / FANTASY 04/09/2024 https://mediacdn.aent-m.com/prod-img/500/24/4293324-3095673.jpg 2 HOPE,DANIEL / ZURCHER KAMMERORCHESTER DANCE 028948649945 DEGR143530.2 44112257 14.87 19.95 .27 DEUTSCHE GRAMMOPHON COMPACT DISCS CLASSICAL ORCHESTRAL & SYMPHONIC 03/08/2024 1 KREMER,GIDON / KREMERATA BALTICA / MIKNEVICIUTE SONGS OF FATE 028948598502 ECM143493.2 44112165 12.77 18.98 .26 ECM RECORDS COMPACT DISCS CLASSICAL CHAMBER MUSIC & RECITALS 03/01/2024 1 JARRETT,KEITH / GARBAREK,JAN LUMINESSENCE Vinyl LP pressing. Mysterious, dramatic and alluring, Luminessence comes from a peak period in the creative association between Keith Jarrett and Jan Garbarek, recorded in 1974, immediately after their vibrant Belonging album. Here, Jarrett creates shimmering orchestral frameworks to spur Garbarek to some of his most concentrated, impassioned and expressive playing. The melodies that Jarrett writes sound like Garbarek improvisations, so great is the rapport between the two men," wrote Ian Carr in his Keith Jarrett biography, while DownBeat, in a 5-star review, observed that "probing deep into his own personal musical cosmos, Jarrett has brought back a chilling and singular achievement that promises to stand as a landmark in the musical landscape of the 70s". Produced by Manfred Eicher, the album that gives the Luminessence audiophile edition it's name is augmented with new liner notes providing historical context.