Nutbag Blu-ray
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Posted March 7, 2026 08:50 PM by Webmaster
Massacre Video will release on Blu-ray Nick Palumbo's Nutbag (2000), starring Mack Hail, Renee Baio, and Jenesses Kenney. The release is scheduled to arrive on the market on April 7.
Description: A lonely and disturbed man stalks the streets of Las Vegas, preying on unsuspecting women. Beneath his quiet, unassuming exterior lies a depraved killer who murders without reason or remorse. Each encounter is more brutal than the last as his violence escalates and his obsession grows. Set against the gritty backdrop of Las Vegas, Nutbag delves into the daily life of a psychopath, unraveling his unsettling routines and the depths of his madness.
Massacre Video proudly presents the definitive release of Nick Palumbo's Nutbag, director of the infamous Murder-Set-Pieces. Presented in high-definition for the first time ever worldwide, this release features a brand-new transfer from the original video master, preserving every raw and brutal moment in stunning clarity.
One of the nastiest shot-on-video slashers of its generation, Nutbag laid the groundwork for Palumbo's later works. Banned and heavily censored upon its release, this uncompromising vision of depravity remains a landmark in extreme horror cinema.
Description: A lonely and disturbed man stalks the streets of Las Vegas, preying on unsuspecting women. Beneath his quiet, unassuming exterior lies a depraved killer who murders without reason or remorse. Each encounter is more brutal than the last as his violence escalates and his obsession grows. Set against the gritty backdrop of Las Vegas, Nutbag delves into the daily life of a psychopath, unraveling his unsettling routines and the depths of his madness.
Massacre Video proudly presents the definitive release of Nick Palumbo's Nutbag, director of the infamous Murder-Set-Pieces. Presented in high-definition for the first time ever worldwide, this release features a brand-new transfer from the original video master, preserving every raw and brutal moment in stunning clarity.
One of the nastiest shot-on-video slashers of its generation, Nutbag laid the groundwork for Palumbo's later works. Banned and heavily censored upon its release, this uncompromising vision of depravity remains a landmark in extreme horror cinema.
