Terror Vision continues its 10-Year Anniversary celebration with Week 4 of the 13 Weeks of Halloween announcements, revealing the long-awaited release of Patchwork (2015).
Blending the spirit of Stuart Gordon and Frank Henenlotter, Patchwork follows a mad scientist who fuses three women into a single body—forcing them to navigate a shared consciousness while confronting their new, monstrous existence. This special edition release is capped at 1,500 slipcovered units and will include a 4K transfer, Blu-ray, and a CD soundtrack featuring Russ Howard’s score.
PATCHWORK (2015)
Like Lisa Frankenstein, PATCHWORK is a modern, feminist take on the legendary novel; this incarnation wearing its Re-Animator influences proudly on the sleeve of its stitched-on skin. Tyler MacIntyre (The Tragedy Girls) deftly handles the playful 80’s body-swapesque vibe while keeping the horror elements front and center. Star Tory Stolper pilots their gruesome conglomeration with bravado, bleeding both Final Girl flair and physical comedy chops. Extras include a 40-page booklet, two director commentaries, a making-of featurette and more!
Collectors will also find bundle options for select pre-orders, complete with themed bonus items that expand the experience. Terror Vision encourages fans to follow @terror_vision on social media for weekly clues and to secure their orders every Friday at Terror-Vision.com, as these limited editions often sell out quickly.
Previous weeks in the 13 Weeks of Halloween series have included the launch of Death Nerve Video with The Last Screening, a secret low-priced 4K edition of Hide and Go Shriek, Eli Roth’s Jimmy and Stiggs metal score, and a trio of slasher-themed releases including Student Bodies (1981), Death by Dialogue (1988), and the soundtrack to Cheerleader Camp (1988). Many of these titles remain available for pre-order in limited supply.
Terror Vision, founded by musician and filmmaker Ryan Graveface, has become a trusted source for rare and transgressive cinema and music releases. As the company marks a decade of preservation and curation, Patchwork continues the celebration with a release that merges cult cinema with collector appeal.
