Girls and Corpses Resurrects YouTube Channel With Remastered Vault Footage -

LOS ANGELES, CA — Robert “Corpsy” Rhine has relaunched the Girls and Corpses YouTube channel, opening an archive of comedy horror, cult entertainment and material that has never been released before. The return gives viewers a new way into the magazine and film brand’s history.

The revived channel will carry remastered videos from the Girls and Corpses vault, including behind-the-scenes footage, interviews and photoshoots. Much of the material has not previously been available to the public.

For longtime followers, the relaunch offers another look at the brand’s earlier work. New viewers will also be able to explore its mix of horror and outrageous humor through footage drawn from across its archive.

Girls and Corpses Magazine has since become Girls and Corpses Films, and the new channel will show behind-the-scenes material from its productions. Titles named for that coverage include Dead Janitors Club, Geisha War, Exorcism at 60,000 Feet and Cynthia.

Pig Killer, Night Caller and Parasites are also among the films whose production footage will appear. The channel is live at the Girls and Corpses Films YouTube page.

Girls and Corpses began as an international comedy horror satire magazine sold on newsstands worldwide for 15 years. Its film arm says it has produced 23 distributed independent movies, largely dark comedies and horror films, with some theatrical play.

EMMReport, which supplied the announcement, says it has covered entertainment for 35 years across print, television, social media and the web; it launched EMMNetwork.com in 2013.