1985’s Evils of the Night Hitting DVD Via Gorgon Video
John Squires
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This year marked the return of iconic VHS label Gorgon Video, most known for being the company that released the infamous Faces of Death films. As part of their return, many vault titles will be hitting home video in the form of DVDs, Blu-rays, and even VHS tapes; and they’ve just announced their latest release. Read on!
Up next from Gorgon Video and its parent company, MPI, is the October 14th DVD release of 1985’s Evils of the Night, which has never before been available on the format. Full of sex, lasers, synth-pop, feathered hair, bikinis, and axe wounds, Evils of the Night is a pivotal example of Reagan-era teen fantasy fodder.
Genre favorite John Carradine, Julie Newmar (TV’s “Catwoman”), and Tina Louise (“Gilligan’s Island”) star as a gang of alien scientists who want the life-giving blood supply of horny teens camping out near their secret lab. Veteran Hollywood stars Aldo Ray and Neville Brand (in his final film role) play a pair of bumbling mechanics hired by the extraterrestrials to kidnap the teens for experimentation – with botched and bloody results.
Co-starring adult film legends Amber Lynn and Crystal Breeze and directed by Mardi Rustam (producer of The Psychic Killer and Tobe Hooper’s Eaten Alive), this 1985 sci-fi horror classic features some of the most gruesome special effects ever put on film. Gorgon Video’s release marks the long-awaited DVD debut of Evils of the Night.
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