PRESS ANNOUNCEMENT   /   FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE



NOW ON ROKU


Massacre Video TV

brings underground cinema to Roku.


Massacre Video TV brings a constantly growing world of cult, extreme, and independent horror to Roku — featuring Murder-Set-Pieces as an uncut streaming exclusive.


Press kit & image downloads → (https://massacrevideo.tv/storage/press/roku-launch/index.html)   View Roku listing (https://channelstore.roku.com/details/a504aba35cf38a14ed109f595ce47c77:6236eebc575d8b2c11890d3bda195c3e/massacre-video-tv)


Massacre Video TV is now live on Roku, bringing the independent film label’s taste for uncompromising cinema to horror fans, collectors, and adventurous viewers. Available on Roku TVs and players and through a web browser, the service combines on-demand films, curated collections, and Massacre TV Live, a programmed channel for viewers who want to tune in and discover what’s playing.


AT A GLANCE

Roku + web browser   /   On demand + programmed live channel

Horror · Exploitation · Mondo · Cult · Underground cinema

THE FEATURED EXCLUSIVE



Massacre Video edition artwork.


Murder-Set-Pieces

EXCLUSIVE. UNCUT. UNCENSORED.


Nick Palumbo’s 2004 film stars Sven Garrett as a Las Vegas photographer concealing a murderous double life, with appearances by horror icons Tony Todd and Gunnar Hansen.


A notorious entry in extreme independent horror, Murder-Set-Pieces is now streaming exclusively on Massacre Video TV, uncut and uncensored.


View the film page → (https://massacrevideo.tv/watch/murder-set-pieces)




BEYOND ONE FILM


The video store’s strangest shelves, rediscovered.


The constantly growing catalog spans regional American shot-on-video horror, Japanese underground cinema, German splatter, mondo documentaries, and outsider filmmaking. Viewers can explore Chester Novell Turner’s Black Devil Doll from Hell and Tales from the Quadead Zone, cult favorites Hack-O-Lantern and Last House on Dead End Street, and extreme titles including Snuff 102 and Tumbling Doll of Flesh.



From the catalog: Jimmy ScreamerClauz’s Where the Dead Go to Die (2012). Image supplied by Massacre Video.


The selection reaches into mondo and documentary work with Mondo Magic, Orozco the Embalmer, and Junk Films, alongside the animated nightmares of Jimmy ScreamerClauz’s Where the Dead Go to Die.


Curated collections offer paths into the library: Camcorder Carnage explores the shot-on-video underground; Tokyo Flesh focuses on filmmaker Hisayasu Satō; and Deutschland Underground traces German splatter. Massacre TV Live runs a shared schedule of films and bumpers for viewers who want someone else to pick the next movie.


Explore the streaming catalog → (https://massacrevideo.tv/browse)



For editors & reviewers


Download film images, edition artwork, the service logo, captions, and a plain-text version of this release.


Open the press kit → (https://massacrevideo.tv/storage/press/roku-launch/index.html)   Copy-ready release (https://massacrevideo.tv/storage/press/roku-launch/release.txt)


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About Massacre Video TV


Massacre Video TV is the streaming home of Massacre Video, dedicated to horror, exploitation, mondo, cult, and underground cinema. Its constantly growing on-demand library, curated collections, and programmed live channel bring rare, provocative, and unconventional films to viewers.


NO COWARDS.