What Are You Doing This Friday Night? Try The Monster Channel’s Lunchmeat VHS Rewind Theater!

Steve Barton   |  

Jan 13, 2012

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Has your weekend become a bit slow? Have those nights that used to be all party, all the time slowed a bit? Are you looking for something to do, perhaps starting on the upcoming Friday the 13th of January? We’ve told you about it before, but now it’s going live – The Monster Channel has you covered with Lunchmeat VHS Rewind Theater!

Showcasing 80’s shot-on-video VHS horror movies, this new streaming program is a must see for fans of schlock and awe. Check out the info below on how, when and where to join in with the launch of this event. And don’t think you’ll be alone, oh no. With an embedded chatroom, you can shoot the shit with other fans of ’80s horror while you check out the films. This is Lunchmeat bringing people together. Like Severed Hands Across America.

From the Press Release
Fourth Castle Micromedia’s The Monster Channel, the only 24/7 interactive channel for horror fans, will launch Lunchmeat VHS Rewind Theater, spotlighting 1980s shot-on-video VHS horror, Friday night, January 13, 2012, at 12:00 midnight EST.

Hosted by Josh Schafer, the editor-in-chief of Lunchmeat Magazine, the fanzine for VHS aficionados, the series will feature selections from Camp Motion Pictures: Video Violence (1987), Video Violence 2 (1987), Cannibal Campout (1988), Woodchipper Massacre (1988), Splatter Farm (1987), Beauty Queen Butcher (1990) and Ghoul School (1990).

Links to purchase or download these and other Camp Motion Pictures titles will run concurrently during the screenings. Viewers can interact with hundreds of fellow fans in the embedded chatroom during the film, a feature unique to The Monster Channel.

Watch Lunchmeat VHS Rewind Theater on monsterchannel.tv. The films, including the entire Camp, Pop Cinema and Alternative Cinema catalogue, can be downloaded or purchased at the Alternative Cinema website.

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