If you liked the last multipack, well… you may or may not like this one. Unlike the mostly forgotten and public domain titles that populated Beyond the Grave, this 50 (!!) feature set on 12 DVDs from Mill Creek Entertainment/Pendulum Pictures is almost entirely recent indie shot-on-video horror flicks. Can’t say they’re worse. Can’t say they’re better. Just different.

Zombie movies include:

Catholic Ghoulgirls (2005) - When the undead rise from the grave and invade their small town, a group of catholic schoolgirls must team up with a local gang in an effort to escape from the dead. They are pursued by a pair of lesbian nuns and Death himself - who happens to be gay. Catholic Ghoulgirls is an action-packed, hair-raising thrill ride.

Dead is Dead (1992) - Eric is attacked and partially dismembered by a mutant creature and left for dead. A woman named Laura finds him and uses an experimental drug on him known as Doxital. Eric uses his supply of the drug to pay off a debt, but the Doxital he gives away is a bad batch! Can he get it back in time?

The Dead Live (2004) - WHAT YOU ARE WATCHING IS REAL, OR IT WOULDN’T BE ON THE SIX O’CLOCK NEWS!! It is the beginning of the end of the world as we know it - for some reason the dead are beginning to walk. Survivors must not only battle the rising undead, but each other in a deadly and gruesome game of cat and mouse!

Demon Slaughter (2004) - Jimmy wanted out of his mob family, but getting out wasn’t that easy. With a bag of stolen money, Jimmy heads to a cabin to hide out from his mob buddies. Things seem to be going as planned until the dead start coming back to life. It’s a battle to the death as Jimmy tries to stay alive. (Reviewed here.)

Hellbound: Book of the Dead (2003) - While living in a small costal town, Lane and Diane are about to have their lives torn apart by an ancient book of magic that was originally created to bring the dead back to life. In her desperate attempt to resurrect her dead sister, Diane accidentally kills a man. When Lane decides to dismember the victim with the intention of tossing his pieces into the bay, the spell begins to kick in. (Reviewed here.)

Zombie Rampage (1991) - A young man is caught in a web of terror when he tries to meet his friends at the train station for a reunion. Unfortunately, he never makes it. What he does do, however, is stumble into a nightmare world full of zombies, inner-city gangs and serial killers.

Plus: Before I Die (2003). The Bewitching (2006), Blood Sucking Babes from Burbank (2007), Burning Dead (2004), A Candle In The Dark (2002), The Crate (2005), The Crawlspace (2006), Dead 7 (2002) (reviewed here), Dead Body Man (2004), Dominion (1992), Edgar Allan Poe’s Madhouse (1991), Goblin (1993), Goth (2003) (reviewed here), Hell’s Highway (2002), High Desert (1993), Hip Hop Locos (2001), Hollywood Vampyr (2002) (reviewed here), I Dream of Dracula (2003), I Hate You (2004), Invitation (2003), Las Vegas Blood Bath (1989), Matthew (1973), Mayhem Motel (2001), Nightmare Asylum (1992), Off The Beaten Path (2004), Prehistoric Bimbos in Armageddon City (1991) The River: Legend Of La Llorona (2006), Scarlet Fry’s Junkfood Horrorfest (?), Serial Killer (2002) (reviewed here), The Shunned House (2003) (reviewed here), Slasher (1985) (aka Blood Cult, reviewed here), Suburban Sasquatch (2004), The Summer of the Massacre (2006), Tales of Terror (2003) (reviewed here), Terror Toons (2002) (reviewed here), Thirteen (1986), This Darkness (2003), Toe Tags (2003), Up For Rent (2006), Vampire Hunter (2004), The Veil (2005), When Heaven Comes Down (2002), Wishbone (?), and The Witching (1993).

The whole set’s available for $26.99 at Amazon.com.