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Scary Tales DVD

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Category: DVD & Blu-ray

We’re stoked to announce that our fifth BLEEDING SKULL! VIDEO release is Scary Tales (1993)!

Shot in Baltimore by filmmaker Doug Ulrich, SCARY TALES was never released legitimately on home video. BLEEDING SKULL! VIDEO’s release has been meticulously pieced together from the original S-VHS master tapes, making it the best looking-and-sounding version of SCARY TALES that has ever been available.

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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David Y. ★★★★★

I've been hunting for a clean copy of this Baltimore-shot horror oddity for years, and the transfer quality here is far better than any bootleg I ever stumbled across. The menu art alone captures that gritty early-90s VHS feel perfectly.

Riley V. ★★★★★

Finally, a legitimate release of this Baltimore-shot regional oddity after decades of hunting bootlegs. The transfer is surprisingly clean for something this obscure, and the packaging fits right in with the rest of my cult horror shelf.

Amelia C. ★★★★★

Been hunting this one for years since it never got a proper release back in the day. The transfer looks way better than the murky bootlegs that used to float around, and the Baltimore locations give it a grimy charm you don't get from slicker shot-on-video stuff.