“31 Nights Of Terror” Celebrates Synapse Week: Win A Copy Of Maniac Cop On Blu-ray

We start Synapse Week here at Upcomingdiscs for our 31 Nights Of Terror. The great folks at Synapse will be featured plenty this week with reviews and giveaways. For now they have given us 2 copies of Bruce Campbell in Mania Cop on high-definition Blu-ray to give away to 2 lucky readers. You have a right to remain silent…forever with this classic gore-fest. To win a copy of this prize, follow these instructions.

  1. Fill out your name and email address in the comment form below – your email address will remain private and visible only to us.
  2. Do not post your address as an actual comment!  Instead – Tell us your favorite horror actor.
  3. Only those comments that answer our question will be considered.

Contest is now closed Winners are Eric Eisenberger & Philly Bob

Winners are notified by E-mail. If you did not get a confirmation E-mail from us, check your Spam filter and contact us. Any prize not claimed in 2 weeks will be forfeit and be placed in the end of year contests next Holiday Season.

 

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  1. My favorite horror actor would have to be Boris Karloff. I love watching him in the old classics like Frankenstein, The Mummy’s Tomb, Bedlam, The Bodysnatcher.

  2. Tom Atkins happens to be my favorite horror star. I loved him as Ray in Night of the Creeps and every time he plays a detective it makes me smile. He also happens to star in Maniac Cop.

  3. Tom Atkins, even though he not just a horror actor he’s charismatic in everything he’s in, including villain roles. I’ve been enamored with his acting skills since I was a kid.

  4. Can’t say I have a favorite (it would depend on the role and film) so I would have to go with the cliche answer of Bruce Campbell.

    He is someone that is always likeable, no matter how awful the material, and makes most anything better just by his presence.

  5. I am of the era of Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi. But my favourite from all the movies of that era is Vincent Price.

  6. Bela Lugosi. As correctly noted by Ed Wood in the movie of the same bname:
    Bela Lugosi: How dare that @#^*% bring up Karloff? You think it takes talent to do Frankenstein? It’s all makeup and grunting.
    Ed Wood: Bela, I agree with you 100%. Now, “Dracula,” that’s a role that requires talent.
    Bela Lugosi: Of course. Dracula requires presence. It’s all in the eyes, and the voice, and the hands–“