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Full Moon Fright Box Vol 1: Collector's Edition (1991, 1993, 1992, 2010) (Australian Import)

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Genres: Horror, Thriller, Action, Science Fiction, Crime, Comedy
Starring: Various
Director: Albert Pyun, Charles Band, Peter Manoogian, William Butler
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Only available from the Umbrella webstore, the Full Moon Fright Box Vol. 1 Collector's Edition includes:

  • A 48 page book with behind-the-scenes, experiences and art with articles by John Harrison and Guy Davis
  • Custom rigid case artwork by Johny 'Smoov Design' Bekavac
  • Each title comes with slipcase with custom artwork by Johny 'Smoov Design' Bekavac
  • 4 poster stand up counter displays
  • 2 x A3 reversible posters
  • Limited Edition Numbered release

Hidden away in the dark, dusty recesses of your local video library, in the sections farthest from the counter - a place few dared to tread – lay a hidden treasure trove of fantastical works. Works so strange, so uncanny, so downright off-the-wall bizarre that once seen, few could pass by without feeling the need to experience them first hand. From psychotic puppets to intergalactic space-cops to monsters made small to slimy sorority babes to feuding vampire brothers, the films of Full Moon Entertainment were nigh impossible to resist And what’s even more remarkable, is that most, if not all of them, originated in the mind of one man - writer, director, producer, wunderkind - Charles Band! Collected within this prodigious Fright Box are some of Full Moon’s greatest accomplishments, curated for your viewing pleasure.
Join us, if you dare!

DOLLMAN

He was the toughest, baddest cop on the planet Arturus. A fearless renegade carrying nothing but a laser pistol and a badge. But when a high-speed space chase strands him on earth, Brick Bardo (Tim Thomerson) finds himself in a land populated by giants. But scum is scum no matter how big they are and though he might now only be thirteen inches tall, he’s armed with the deadliest weapon man has ever seen and he’s not afraid to use it! As always, Brick has perfect timing: he lands just in time to save a young woman from a scorching death at the hands of some drug thugs. She’s Debi Alejandro (Kamala Lopez) and she’s ruffled the feathers of the wrong group of people in her fight to save her community from crime lord Braxton Red (Jackie Earl Haley) and his goons. Now known as DOLLMAN, Bardo joins Debi in her quest to remove demonic drug dealers, heroin-hooked hookers, low life pimps, nightmare neo-nazis and cretinous yuppies from the neighbourhood - and look good doing it!– He may be small but he’s still a criminal’s deadliest nightmare!

DEMONIC TOYS

They’re cute and cuddly by day, lethal by night. Ruthless killing machines that have come alive for just one purpose… death! And for five adults trapped in an abandoned warehouse, every child’s worst nightmare has become a deadly reality…While on a stakeout, Judith Grey (Tracy Scoggins), a beautiful, tough cop, is trapped in a warehouse full of toys. But these are no ordinary playthings – they have awakened to murderous life by a strange child (Daniel Cerny). Each toy feeds on blood: Jack-in-the-Box heads straight for the throat Teddy Bear is not afraid to show its claws and Baby Doll is truly to die for. Now it’s up to Grey and a passing delivery boy, Mark Wayne (Bentley Mitchum), to stop the deadly, DEMONIC TOYS!

DOLLMAN VS DEMONIC TOYS

The Demonic Toys are back and they’re nastier than ever! But this time our heroine Judith Grey (Tracy Scoggins) has enlisted the aid of that pint-sized cop from the planet Arturus – Dollman (Tim Thomerson). He may be small, but he packs one hell of a punch!Dollman’s up to the challenge, but there’s trouble in the toy chest when his new paramour, the diminutive Nurse Ginger (Melissa Behr) – previously shrunken to a mere 13 inches in BAD CHANNELS - is kidnapped by the evil minded, bad tempered Baby Doll!

DEMONIC TOYS 2

Dr. Lorca, collector of biological oddities, (Michael Citriniti) is on the hunt for some new strange specimens with the assistance of Caitlin (Alli Kinzel) and her boyfriend David (Lane Compton). Along the way they discover the remains of a series of toys that were rumoured to have been possessed by a demon hiding in the body of a child. Travelling to a mysterious, remote castle in Italy, the rumoured location of an ancient puppet that is somehow alive and walking around. While being hunted the puppet manages to reanimate the DEMONIC TOYS and once more Baby Doll, Jack-in-the-Box and their allies are free to feed on the blood of mortals.

DOLLMAN

  • NEW! Audio Commentary: Author and Full Moon historian Nat Brehmer
  • NEW! Interview with Charles Band
  • NEW! Full Moon University - The Videozone Story - Featuring Daniel Schweiger, Dave Parker, Charles Band, and Jeff Farley
  • Dollman Videozone Episode
  • Tim Thomerson and Charles Band Vidcast July 2013
  • Lost Pulse Pounders 1998 Promo
  • Trailer

DEMONIC TOYS

  • NEW! Audio Commentary: Author and Full Moon historian Nat Brehmer
  • NEW! NEW! Audio Commentary: Historians Ali Chappell & Jay Clarke
  • NEW! Build -A-Scare - Creature Sculptor Jeff Farley on Demonic Toys
  • NEW! Interview with Charles Band
  • Demonic Toys Videozone Episode
  • Trailer
  • DOLLMAN VS DEMONIC TOYS

  • NEW! Audio Commentary: Author and Full Moon historian Nat Brehmer
  • NEW! Audio Commentary: Historian Ali Chappell
  • NEW! Interview with Charles Band
  • Audio Commentary with Charles Band and Tim Thomerson
  • Dollman Vs Demonic Toys Videozone Episode
  • Uncut Footage: 3 hours of raw footage from the set
  • Original Trailer

DEMONIC TOYS 2

  • NEW! Audio Commentary Author and Full Moon historian Nat Brehmer
  • NEW! Interview with Charles Band
  • Trailer
Release Details

Movie Release Year: 1991
Tech Specs & Release Details

Specs: Blu-ray
Video Resolution/Codec: 1080p/MPEG-4 AVC