Terror Vision is continuing its 10-Year Anniversary festivities with the third week of its “13 Weeks of Halloween” campaign. During the latest announcement on the weekly Disc-Connected YouTube stream with Ryan Verrill, the company revealed the launch of a new Giallo-focused sub-label, Death Nerve Video.
The new line begins on August 22 with the Blu-ray debut of The Last Screening (Dernière séance, 2011), a French neo-Giallo film restored from its original 35mm negative. This marks the film’s first-ever U.S. release. Death Nerve Video promises additional titles inspired by the legacy of Italian genre icons such as Mario Bava and Dario Argento, with plans to also release classic Giallo soundtracks on vinyl.
Each release under the Death Nerve banner will feature packaging designed after the vintage yellow paperback novels that gave the genre its name. Collectors will also find unique identifiers on each sleeve, highlighting a film’s signature murder weapon.
In addition to single-title offerings, Terror Vision continues to provide bundle options that include themed collectible extras. Previous weeks have featured limited runs of Student Bodies (1981), Death by Dialogue (1988), Cheerleader Camp (1988), Hide and Go Shriek in 4K, and specialty soundtrack releases through Eli Roth’s The Horror Section.
Fans are encouraged to follow @terror_vision on social media for weekly hints and to secure limited-run editions every Friday at Terror-Vision.com before they sell out.
Founded by musician and filmmaker Ryan Graveface, Terror Vision has become a hub for cult cinema and rare soundtrack preservation. Graveface also oversees Graveface Records and The Graveface Museum in Savannah, Georgia, further cementing his dedication to curating and protecting transgressive media.
