90s Nightmares Volume 1

90s Nightmares includes these 3 films, each with a slipcover and housed in a hard box designed by Earl Kess. LTD to 1500 units.

Mountain Fury

When a group of greedy developers move in and displace the wildlife in a local community, a group of radical murderous environmentalist start slicing and dicing the developers and workers in the area. These eco-warriors will do whatever it takes to stop these rich developers coming on their land.

Terror Vision is bringing this very rare 1991 eco-horror “slasher-esque” film back to home video after decades of it being very scarce. Originally released by RaeDon entertainment in a very low quantity (and one of their last), they soon went bankrupt and closed their doors. Leaving a lot of their films in limbo and falling into scarcity. Now decades later, Terror Vision has obtained an original master of this one-of-a-kind eco-SOV that is shot and lit unlike any SOV film out there. Just get ready for a very weird, wild, and silly ride.

(Disclaimer: There is some jitteriness throughout the film that is baked in the master.)

Hell Spa

Guaranteed to be the last health club that you join!

At Benson’s Health Spa, business is booming! And why not? With the “Look Beautiful and Stay Fit or Never Pay A Dime” promotion, people are literally selling their souls to join! A group of people get more than they bargained for when the spa they joined turns out to be a gateway to HELL!

Terror Vision is sweating bullets over here with another rare and hard to find film that just keeps on giving. Hell Spa came out in 1992 by RaeDon Entertainment, this was another film in their last hurrah that quickly fell to obscurity and another of one of the rarest VHS tapes in the US. This release also includes the re-cut of the film in 2000 called Club Dead and the CD soundtrack!

Lady Of The Lake

In this atmospheric and spine-chilling tale from acclaimed filmmaker Maurice Devereaux (End of the Line, Slashers), a weekend getaway descends into a waking nightmare when a troubled man stumbles upon an eerie legend lurking in the misty woods of Quebec. Haunted by dreams and drawn to a mysterious lake, he uncovers the dark story of a woman wronged — and the vengeful spirit who now waits beneath the still waters.

Blending psychological horror with Gothic folklore, Lady of the Lake is a moody, slow-burn descent into madness, obsession, and the supernatural. With chilling visuals, haunting sound design, and Devereaux’s signature flair for unnerving storytelling, this indie horror gem will pull you under — and never let go.