In 1997, writer/director/special effects master Olaf Ittenbach changed the face of video horror, force-fed it's ripped-out eyeballs to screaming audiences, then used a drill, machete and shotgun on it's still-twitching torso: Ittenbach himself stars as a degenerate junkie who babysits his young sister with two bedtime stories of the damned. First, an escaped serial killer turns date night into a graphic family massacre. Then a country priest on a rape and murder spree leads to a disturbingly explicit descent into Hell. It became the VHS that shocked America. It has been banned in it's Motherland for nearly 20 years. And it remains perhaps the most violent and depraved shot-on-video saga in history. This is the Burning Moon.