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Monsters: Reaper & Desirable Alien - VHS Used
Monsters: Reaper & Desirable Alien - VHS Used
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Monsters: Reaper & Desirable Alien (VHS, 1991) – Horror Anthology Series
Step into the strange and supernatural with Monsters, the cult horror anthology that delivered eerie tales filled with monsters, aliens, and unexpected twists. This 1991 VHS features the episodes “Reaper” and “Desirable Alien,” offering two chilling stories that showcase the series’ signature blend of horror, science fiction, and dark humor.
Produced during the golden age of syndicated horror television, Monsters became a favorite among genre fans for its imaginative creature effects, memorable stories, and impressive lineup of actors and filmmakers. This vintage VHS is a great collectible for fans of classic horror anthologies.
Condition: Used – see pics for condition
Label: Laurel Entertainment Inc.
Year: 1991 VHS release
Genre: Horror / Sci-Fi / Anthology / Television
Format: VHS
Episodes Included:
* Reaper
* Desirable Alien
Series Created By: Richard P. Rubinstein
Step into the strange and supernatural with Monsters, the cult horror anthology that delivered eerie tales filled with monsters, aliens, and unexpected twists. This 1991 VHS features the episodes “Reaper” and “Desirable Alien,” offering two chilling stories that showcase the series’ signature blend of horror, science fiction, and dark humor.
Produced during the golden age of syndicated horror television, Monsters became a favorite among genre fans for its imaginative creature effects, memorable stories, and impressive lineup of actors and filmmakers. This vintage VHS is a great collectible for fans of classic horror anthologies.
Condition: Used – see pics for condition
Label: Laurel Entertainment Inc.
Year: 1991 VHS release
Genre: Horror / Sci-Fi / Anthology / Television
Format: VHS
Episodes Included:
* Reaper
* Desirable Alien
Series Created By: Richard P. Rubinstein
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