Scream Dream [Visual Vengeance Collectors Edition]
(Melissa Moore, Carol Carr, Nikki Riggins, Jesse Raye, Michelle Uber, et al / Blu-ray / NR / (1989) 2026 / Visual Vengeance)
Overview: When heavy metal front woman Michelle Shocked is fired from her band for bad press related to Satanic rumors, she proves everyone right by transforming into a bloodthirsty demon who embarks on a spree of killing and possession.
Donald Farmer’s Scream Dream is both the perfect example of a regional Shot-On-Video film, and one of the most insane heavy metal horror movies of all time. Made during the height of 1980’s Satanic Panic in the USA, Scream Dream is overflowing with rubber monster action, gore-drenched murders, unisex teased hair and more bar band metal music than you can shake a studded wristband at.
Available for the first time ever on Blu-ray with brand new bonus features with the original creators.
Blu-ray Verdict: The movie starts with a girl getting sawed in two with a chainsaw in her bed. Why was she killed? Your guess is as good as mine, no mention of it was in the rest of the film. The rest of the film portays a female rock singer, Michele Shock, who gets fired due to bad media about the suspicion of her witchcraft.
The band gets a new lead singer Jamie Summers (Melissa Moore, former Playboy Playmate, just about the only spark of light in the film), and that really takes Michele over the edge. Understandable, only she ends up dead (why at that point in the movie?), and a little demon is seen running around trying to wreak havoc!
Jamie stumbles onto Michele’s lifeless body and is mesmerized by some evil force that compels her to taste her blood that spreads the demonic contagion. Jamie from then on turns into a pretty ugly demon whenever she’s the tiniest bit aggravated and kills whoever pushed her buttons. Film ends with Jamie’s boyfriend having the cheesiest nightmare.
He woke up screaming ... I would have woke up laughing! Film is about ten minutes shorter than the average movie, was produced in Tennessee, good creature effects, but the death scenes could have used a little more work. Scream Dream was also the name of a song that was sung by Michele in the movie, not bad, but definitely not overly Oscar worthy!
Bonus Features:
SD master version from original tape elements
Commentary with Producer/ Director Donald Farmer
Heavy Metal Horror Primer - Video Essay with Justin Decloux and Adam Riot Thorn
Actor Nick Riggins Interview
Actress Jesse Raye Interview
The Art of the Scream: Special Effects Artist Rick Gonzales Interview
Behind the Scenes Image Gallery
Donald Farmer Theatrical Q&A Excerpts
Trailers
Visual Vengeance trailers
Reversible sleeve featuring original VHS art
Folded mini-poster
‘Stick Your Own’ VHS sticker set - FIRST PRESSING ONLY
Limited Edition O-Card - FIRST PRESSING ONLY
Limited Edition Scream Dream Guitar Pick - FIRST PRESSING ONLY
Optional English subtitles
Scream Dream Trailer
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