The American Genre Film Archive, the largest non-profit genre film archive and distributor in the world, is excited to announce a theatrical partnership with Full Moon Entertainment, the legendary genre film empire founded by filmmaker Charles Band. AGFA will distribute twenty-five films from Full Moon’s movie library to theaters. This is AGFA’s latest collaboration following their distribution partnerships with Arrow Films (“Donnie Darko”), Multicom (“Freeway”), Severin Films (“Santa Sangre”), Shout! Factory (“Black Christmas”), and Vinegar Syndrome (“Tammy And The T-Rex”).

“Full Moon is a beloved label with a huge following,” said AGFA Head of Business Affairs Alicia Coombs. “AGFA is thrilled to help bring these titles to theaters as a service both to long-time Full Moon fans and fans-to-be.”

AGFA has curated twenty-five films from Full Moon’s catalog to reissue in theaters. These movies include horror milestones such as “Tourist Trap”, iconic funblasts like “Puppet Master”, slasher essentials like “Intruder” (starring Sam Raimi), and cult favorite ragers such as “Trancers”.

Full Moon movies are available on DCP — and in some cases, 35mm — for theatrical bookings from AGFA starting immediately.

The list of Full Moon titles distributed by AGFA:

“Bad Channels”
“Cannibal Women in the Avocado Jungle of Death”
“Castle Freak”
“Creepozoids”
“The Creeps”
“The Day Time Ended”
“Demonic Toys”
“Doctor Mordrid”
“Dollman”
“Intruder”
“Laserblast”
“Lurking Fear”
“Meridian”
“Pet Shop”
“The Pit & the Pendulum”
“Puppet Master”
“Puppet Master II”
“Puppet Master III: Toulon’s Revenge”
“Robot Wars”
“Shrunken Heads”
“Slavegirls From Beyond Infinity”
“Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-O-Rama”
“Subspecies”
“Tourist Trap”
“Trancers”

About AGFA
The American Genre Film Archive (AGFA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit located in Austin, Texas. AGFA exists to preserve the legacy of genre movies through collection, conservation, and distribution. Formed in 2009, AGFA focuses on outlaw exploitation movies that were produced from the 1960s through the 2000s. From manic hicksploitation epics to bloodthirsty shoestring goreblasts, each title in AGFA’s collection is a celebration of culture that should never be forgotten. Housing over six thousand 35mm film prints and trailers, our non-profit archive counts among its board members and advisors Alamo Drafthouse founders Tim and Karrie League, filmmakers Paul Thomas Anderson, Anna Biller, Frank Henenlotter, and Nicolas Winding Refn, musician RZA, exploitation film savior Lisa Petrucci, and genre film superheroes Zack Carlson and Lars Nilsen.

About Full Moon
Founded in 1989 by iconic independent film producer and director Charles Band, Full Moon is the successor to Band’s groundbreaking Empire Pictures Studio from the 1980s. With Empire, Band created now-classic horror films like “Re-Animator”, “From Beyond”, and “Ghoulies”. Band’s films helped launch the career of many of Hollywood’s biggest stars including Demi Moore (“Parasite”), Helen Hunt (“Trancers”), and Viggo Mortensen (“Prison”), to name a few. With Full Moon, Band has produced over 150 films, including the “Puppet Master” and “Subspecies” franchises, Stuart Gordon’s “Pit And The Pendulum” and “Castle Freak”, “Dollman”, “Demonic Toys”, “Prehysteria!”, the “Evil Bong” series and many more. As well as feature films, Full Moon produces original series, toys, collectibles, merchandise, comic books and publishes the popular horror film magazine “Delirium”. In 2019, Full Moon launched their most ambitious project to date with “Deadly Ten”, in which 10 new feature films are being produced back-to-back all over the world with completely live-streamed shoots airing on DeadlyTen.com.