Aug 13, 2025
Slashback Video (Burbank, California)
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Slashback Video (Burbank, California)
Slashback Video at The Bearded Lady's Mystic Museum - Burbank, California
The seance room in the back of the new Slashback Video storefront
Slashback Video: The Beginning T-shirts designed by Marc Schoenbach are now available for $28 from Fright-Rags. The pop-up horror VHS store exhibition is open now at The Mystic Museum in Burbank, CA.
I’m proud to say that Broke Horror Fan’s VHS release of Terrifier is on display at Slashback Video! Look for it on the New Releases shelf.
You Asked For It
I won’t pretend to know anything about music composition because I don’t - I just really like music. You ghouls asked for track reviews and ye shall receive.
Slashback Video
I like this one because it’s a bit deeper which is a little more pleasing to my ears since I have some hearing loss. The melody is really cool on this one and I like the changes in intensity and pattern. I love both but this is certainly my favorite.
V.H.S.O.S
This one I immediately noticed had a more suspenseful vibe to it than the other and I found a less predictable melody to it from just the beginning alone. I thought it a bit slow to start for my tastes but it picks up around the 2 minute mark. This one reminds me the most of shows and movies I used to watch when I was little.
Overall
Buying immediately.
Album art is wicked cool and both tracks sent me flying back to when I was younger and would watch Freaky Stories or Goosebumps or Creepy Canada, as well as other old slasher flicks.
Both tracks were long enough to give enough of a taste of everything in them.
I really love both tracks honestly and it gives me an 80s/90s horror vibe, as intended. Really excellent work creating catchy tunes and bringing the vision to life; and I can’t wait for more nostalgia tripping. I wonder if we’ll get tracks with vocals as well?
can you believe Creature Feature just came back after two years and cured my depression?