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Step into a nightmare you’ll never forget with this double dose of surreal cult horror, plucked straight from the analog abyss and served up with maximum mood and minimal remastering. This Blu-ray/DVD combo is perfect for horror fans who crave grit, grain, and ghoulish charm.

🔮 Messiah of Evil (1973)
A young woman’s search for her missing father leads her to the eerie coastal town of Point Dume—where strange murals, a blood-red moon, and flesh-hungry townsfolk lurk in the shadows. A haunting, dreamlike descent into madness, this forgotten gem is like Carnival of Souls meets Lovecraft by way of California weirdness.

🧛 The Terror (1963)
Before he was a Hollywood legend, Jack Nicholson wandered into a fog-drenched castle filled with ghostly apparitions and gothic dread. A lost French soldier. A mysterious woman. A creepy castle. And a whole lot of moody confusion. This is atmospheric B-horror at its most bizarre, courtesy of the legendary Roger Corman crew.

🎤 Hosted by Henrique Couto
Indie filmmaker and horror aficionado Henrique Couto guides you through the shadows with behind-the-scenes trivia, razor-sharp wit, and a flashlight for the creepiest corners of these cult classics.

📼 NO REMASTERS. NO APOLOGIES.
These films are presented in gloriously grainy standard definition, full of scratches, tracking fuzz, and analog attitude. No 4K. No filters. Just raw, retro horror the way it was meant to be seen—straight from the tape graveyard to your screen.

💀 Why You’ll Love It:
• Two eerie cult classics in one package
• Includes Blu-ray & DVD formats
• Hosted segments add charm and context
• Perfect for horror collectors and analog lovers