Video Violence
Terror Vision Hand-Poured Wax Vinyl

Terror Vision announce their next release on vinyl: Video Violence, music by Gordon Ovsiew!

Terror Vision announce their next release on vinyl: Video Violence, music by Gordon Ovsiew!
Video Violence was released in 1987 and never had any sort of soundtrack release until now. This is a part of the 'Terror Vision VHS Horror Favorites Series' which are all very limited (last one, CHUD 2, sold out for example).

Here are the details:
- First time the score has been available on any format
- Audio pulled from original tapes & remastered
- Liner notes by writer/director Gary Cohen and an interview with the composer Gordon Ovsiew conducted by LUNCHMEAT VHS founder Josh
- Stoughton gatefold packaging, full-color inner sleeve, colored wax, DL code
- Art by Earl Kess

vinyl variant:
- LTD Exclusive MailOrder Colorway (translucent yellow vinyl with pink/red splatter)
- Retail Colorway (pink with yellow splatter)
- Hand-Poured wax (Terror Vision Subscribers only)

Cassette:
- LTD to 100 copies!

Visit Terror Vision Official Site!
This is a pre-order and will ship on/around Aug 29th, 2020

Video violence, also known as Video Violence... When Renting is Not Enough, is a 1987 American Independent horror film directed by Gary Cohen and starring Gary Schwartz and Chick Kaplan.

Unsuspecting couple Steve and Rachel become completely immersed in a town of blood-drunk crazies. Led by sickos Howard and Eli, these backwater psychopaths produce and watch their own snuff movies, in which the victims are outsiders or citizens trying to leave the close-knit community of killers.
One day an unmarked tape shows up in the return bin of Steve's just-opened video store, and it's the town postmaster being savagely mutilated. 'Can it be real, or just a gag?' wonders Steve. He'll soon discover the horrifying answer... (From Wikipedia)

More info at: Official website Terror Vision