Full Moon Features

NOTICE: Pre-1995 releases, distributed by Paramount Home Video, are listed on Paramount Home Media Distribution.

History

Full Moon Features was started in 1988 by Charles Band right after the collapse of Empire International and its subsidiary Wizard Video. Besides creating Puppet Master, Full Moon had launched a sublabel, Phantom Productions, specializing in the acquisition of properties for home video. For the first of many years, the company had distribution agreements with Paramount Home Video and Pioneer LDCA to release titles on home video.

In 1993, Full Moon launched two more sublabels, Moonbeam Entertainment for family films, and Torchlight Entertainment for its adult titles. Two years later, Full Moon split itself for Paramount, although Moonbeam continued to distribute its titles for Paramount for two more years, and Band formed Amazing Fantasy Entertainment to take over distribution.

In 1996, Band added three labels, Monster Island Entertainment, to release monster movies, Pulp Fantasy Productions, for new films that don't fit the Full Moon name, and Cult Video, reusing the old label, for old Charles Band films, and also the Surrender Cinema name was used for adult films, replacing the Torchlight name. In 1997, Band finally got the chance to end their Moonbeam line at Paramount and set up Pulsepounders, a new family label.

In 1998, Band launched a second label for monster films, Filmonsters, the second such label and sister to Monster Island. Also, the company launched an urban horror label, Alchemy Entertainment, later to be renamed Big City Pictures, and another label Edge Entertainment for acquisitions.

In 2002, the DTV market declined, and the company was renamed to Shadow Entertainment. Two years later, the company brought back the Full Moon brand, and also brought back the Wizard Video brand, which was renamed to Wizard Entertainment. In 2012, the Moonbeam name was revived as Moonbeam Films, for family films. The company later revived the Surrender Cinema name.

In 2020, the company launched the Delirium Films brand, and four years later, launched the Pulp Noir brand.

Under the Full Moon Features label

TBD

Under the Pulsepounders label

1998

Catalog number	Title	Country of origin	Original year	Length	Version	MPAA rating	Film format	Tape count	Tape break placement (if applicable)	Color	Released	Note(s)
7002	The Shrunken City From The Kushner-Locke Company	USA	1998	90 min	Standard version	PG	Academy	1	N/A	Color	June 16, 1998	TBD

Under the Surrender Cinema label

TBD

Under the Cult Video label

TBD