The Freddy In Space Black Friday Horror DVD Buying Guide!

No desire to get up at 2am and head into a world filled with thousands of bargain hunters who will slit your throat and gouge out your eyeballs in order to snag a new DVD player for 20 bucks? Well fuck that, you don't have to! It's the year 2009 and Black Friday shopping can now be done entirely in the comfort of your own home. And if that's not easy enough for your lazy ass, i've decided to make it even easier for you by hunting down the best horror DVD/Blu-ray deals out there and serving them up to you on a silver goddamn platter. So grab a beer, a leftover turkey leg, and your credit card and pick up some great horror flicks for dirt cheap prices, all without the risk of the last known photograph of yourself ending up on the cover of tommorow's Newsday - the latest victim of another Black Friday skull trampling. Just be sure to act quickly, these deals won't last much longer!

I compared prices all over the net and, not surprisingly, Amazon and Best Buy have gone lower than anyone else this year. Here's the best of what they have to offer.



DVD

Drag Me To Hell - $8.99

Midnight Meat Train - $5.49

My Bloody Valentine 3D - $5.49

True Blood : The Complete First Season - $19.99 (beginning Friday at 8am PST - ending at 12pm PST)

X-Files Complete Seasons - $12.49 each

Blu-ray

Drag Me To Hell - $11.99

My Bloody Valentine 3D - $12.99



DVD

Behind The Mask : The Rise of Leslie Vernon - $3.99

Children of the Corn Special Edition - $3.99

Grace - $4.99

Halloween ('78) - $4.99

Happy Birthday To Me - $4.99

Hellbound : Hellraiser 2 - $3.99

Hellraiser 20th Anniversary Edition - $3.99

Hellraiser Box Set - $19.99

Quarantine - $6.99

Saw V - $3.99

Blu-ray

American Psycho - $7.99

Children of the Corn - $6.99

Dawn of the Dead ('78) - $9.99

Day of the Dead ('85) - $9.99

Devil's Rejects - $7.99

Evil Dead 2 - $9.99

Halloween ('78) - $9.99

Hellraiser - $6.99

Saw - $7.99

Saw 2 - $7.99

Silence of the Lambs - $7.99

As far as in store sales go, if you're willing to head out into the madness early in the morning, Wal-mart and Best Buy are your best bets for getting your hands on some cheap DVD's. I speak from experience, being that I have a yearly tradition of heading out every Black Friday at around 4am. If I pick up any good stuff, i'll make a post on what I got when I return. To all who are joining me in shopping hell, good luck, have fun, and I hope you make it out alive!