Look, it’s not my fault things are slow around here. Post-Halloween, most distributors aren’t releasing a whole bunch of zombie media. Apparently, there are SOME people in the world who don’t look forward to Christmas as a time for giving and receiving the flesheating dead. Imagine that!

In the meantime, I’ll point out to you a few offerings that may have passed you by, like this one: Media Blasters’ two-disc special edition (!!) of 1982’s One Dark Night, released in early 2006.

World famous psychic Raymar is found dead - along with several victims of his bizarre experiments. One the same day his body is interred in a mausoleum, high-schooler Julie Wells (Meg Tilly) agrees to spend the night there all alone - as part of a hazing to join the clique, The Sisters (Robin Evans, Elizabeth Daily, Leslie Speights). Later that night, the sisters secretly return to torment Julie in an attempt to scare her out of her mind. But the girls are not alone. Raymar’s experiments continue even after death - on his own body and on the dozen resident corpses in various stages of decay. Soon they’re exhumed and looking for fresh bodies.

One Dark Knight haunts audiences’ psyches with its claustrophobic setting, moody cinematography, foreboding score and ultra-realistic makeup effects.

Adam West also co-stars. When you speak of “various stages of decay,” his career immediately springs to mind, doesn’t it? (Thank you! Tip your waitress!)

The two discs feature the theatrical cut (w/ commentary by director Tom McLoughlin and co-writer Michael Hawes), an alternate director’s cut, and a behind-the-scenes featurette. $14.99 at Amazon.com.