SEX DEMON AND OTHER HAUNTINGS

Lost for decades and now found, SEX DEMON is an erotic grotesquerie that was openly inspired by THE EXORCIST and ABBY. John gives Jim, his lover, a medallion as an anniversary gift. But all hell breaks loose—literally—when the medallion causes Jim to become possessed by a sex demon and wreak havoc on New York's gay cruising spots. Never released on home video, J.C. Cricket's SEX DEMON is a crucial piece of queer horror history that has been preserved from a 16mm release print. Plus: The XXX-rated hauntings continue with DEADLY BLOWS and 10:30 P.M. MONDAY—two formerly lost horror films that also make their uncut home video debuts. In the words of GAY SCENE critic Bruce King: “The squeamish may not want to watch . . . but if you do, you won’t forget!”

SPECIAL FEATURES
• SEX DEMON (1975, J. C. Cricket, 58 mins): Preserved from a 16mm theatrical print
• Commentary by queer film historians Elizabeth Purchell and KJ Shepherd
• DEADLY BLOWS (1971, Max Blue, 52 mins): Preserved from a 16mm theatrical print
• Partial commentary by Elizabeth Purchell
• 10:30 P.M. MONDAY (1975, Lucas Severin, 60 mins): Preserved from a 16mm theatrical print
• Partial commentary by Elizabeth Purchell
• Trailers from AGFA's video vault
• Photo gallery