Anchor Bay Entertainment gives thriller film fans yet another treat with the November 7th DVD premiere of The Seduction, writer/director David Schmoeller's 1982 journey into erotic sex, violence and jaw-dropping suspense. Starring Andrew Stevens (The Fury) and marking the big-screen debut of Morgan Fairchild ("Fashion House"), The Seduction is the one of the all-time great 1980's pulp films! All Movies Guide said that "Morgan Fairchild has seldom looked better!" SRP for the enticing DVD is $14.98 and pre-book is September 27th, 2006.

Anchorwoman Jamie Douglas (Fairchild) has it all: a glamorous career on a top-rated news show in Los Angeles, a luxurious house in the hills, and a devoted young admirer named Derek (Stevens). When the young admirer becomes obsessed and his romantic advances are rebuffed, he begins forging himself into her life: secretly watching her most intimate moments and waiting for the right moment to become part of her world. With no one to protect her, Jamie finds herself alone, trapped like an animal and fighting back with the only weapon she has left. Will she be forced to fulfill The Seduction?

o Widescreen Presentation (2.35:1), enhanced for 16x9 TVs
o Audio Commentary with Producers Irwin Yablans & Bruce Cohn Curtis and Writer/Director David Schmoeller
o Featurette: Remembering The Seduction
o Featurette: Remembering The Locations and Production
o Featurette: The Seduction and the Law
o Theatrical Trailer

THE SEDUCTION
Street Date: November 7, 2006
UPC: 0-1313-13201-9 0
Run Time: 104 Minutes
Rating: R
SRP: $14.98

A Halloween to die for…

Anchor Bay Entertainment is releasing three spine-tingling horror titles for the first time on DVD this October, giving genre fans three more reasons to look forward to the scariest month of the year. October 3rd brings The Norliss Tapes and October 10th finds Baby Blood and Superstition hitting DVD shelves. Three horror must-haves at the insanely low SRP of $14.98 each!

THE NORLISS TAPES
Originally broadcast in 1973, this made-for-TV chiller by veteran horror producer Dan Curtis ("Dark Shadows," "The Night Stalker," "Trilogy of Terror") stars Roy Thinnes as David Norliss, an investigative reporter exposing supernatural hoaxes and paranormal phenomena. But after a frightened phone call to his publisher, Norliss disappears leaving only a stack of cassettes where he dictated his strange findings: When a wealthy widow is attacked by the crazed corpse of her recently deceased husband, Norliss discovers a horrific case of empty crypts, blood-drained bodies and occult violence. Moviesandtvnews.com calls The Norliss Tapes "one of the good ones that slipped under the radar."

The Norliss Tapes
Street Date: October 3
UPC: 0 1313 14525-9 4
Run Time: 72 Minutes
Rating: Not Rated
SRP: $14.98

BABY BLOOD
Fully restored for the first time in the U.S.! When a voracious parasite finds the host that it has been searching for since the dawn of time, a sexy circus performer (voluptuous French starlet Emmanuelle Escourrou) gets the surprise of her life and finds that she is now eating for two with a catch -- the mutant fetus demands gallons of fresh blood everyday to grow stronger. The "expectant" mom goes on a cross-country killing spree. With pre-natal care now requiring bloodshed and violent carnage, Baby Blood is the French splatter fest that will leave viewers gasping in disbelief.

Special features:
o Widescreen presentation (1.85:1), enhanced for 16 x 9 televisions
o Theatrical trailer

Baby Blood
Street Date: October 10
UPC: 0 131314356-9 6
Run Time: 84 Minutes
Rating: Not Rated
SRP: $14.98

SUPERSTITION
Something horrible is happening at the old house on Mill Road, where a series of ghastly accidents have occurred, near the site where a witch was drowned centuries earlier. When an alcoholic minister and his family move into the cursed residence, an idealistic young priest (James Houghton) and a cynical police detective (Albert Salmi, Empire of the Ants) investigate the seemingly unexplainable carnage. Has the daughter of Satan returned for a violent rampage?

Special features:
o Widescreen presentation (1.85:1), enhanced for 16 x 9 televisions
o Theatrical trailer

Superstition
Street Date: October 10
UPC: 0 131314355-9 7
Run Time: 80 Minutes
Rating: Not Rated
SRP: $14.98