Extreme Movies “Flowers” and “Majestic Flesh Faucet of Projectile Bile” Available for Pre-Order from TetroVideo
The pre-order is currently open through the official Outronox website (the new independent platform dedicated to cult underground cinema) for two new extreme TetroVideo releases: Flowers (USA, 2015) by Phil Stevens and Majestic Flesh Faucet of Projectile Bile (2025), the fourth entry in Jonathan Doe’s extreme series Erotic Grotesque Nonsense.
Both titles will be released in limited, numbered, and certified Mediabook editions featuring a Slipcase, numbered Blu-rays, a Booklet, and four collectable cards.
These editions will only be available during the pre-order window and will not be available once pre-orders close.
FLOWERS (2015)

A dialogue-free blend of extreme horror and experimental cinema, Flowers relies entirely on visual storytelling. Mutilated bodies, oppressive environments, and a deliberately bleak aesthetic define this independent production, which was made on a modest budget and features handcrafted practical effects.
Phil Stevens later directed Lung II (2016) and Flowers 02 (2020), the prequel and sequel to Flowers, respectively.
The story follows six women who, after being brutally murdered, awaken in a disturbing dimension connected to the home of their killer. Trapped inside an underground labyrinth suspended between life and death, they are forced to confront painful memories and past traumas while a dark presence continues to haunt them. In this place shaped by suffering, escape seems impossible.
Colette Kenny McKenna, Krystle Fitch, Anastasia Blue, Tanya Erin Paoli, Kara A. Christiansen, Makaria Tsapatoris, Bryant W. Lohr Sr., and Raychelle Keeling star.
Edition Details: Two numbered Blu-rays.
Disc 1: Flowers; Storyboards; Official Trailer; Paradis – Teaser Trailer.
Disc 2: Flowers Noir Cut; Making Of; Deleted Scenes; Photo Gallery.
MAJESTIC FLESH FAUCET OF PROJECTILE BILE (2025)

Directed by Jonathan Doe, Majestic Flesh Faucet of Projectile Bile is the latest entry in the Erotic Grotesque Nonsense series, which also includes Barf Bunny (2021), The Degenerates (2021), and Defilement of a Porcelain Doll (2022). These works are united by an extreme portrayal of sexuality and an openly provocative approach aimed at a niche audience.
Like the previous instalments, this new chapter embraces a lo-fi aesthetic and abandons conventional storytelling in favor of excess. The film explores themes of blasphemy, apostasy, Satanism, and mysophilia, a paraphilia associated with attraction to dirt and bodily secretions. The film stars Regan Fox, known for her ability to vomit without using her hands.
Structured in four chapters, Majestic Flesh Faucet of Projectile Bile is conceived by Jonathan Doe as a kind of Bible revisited through the lens of extreme horror. Through its episodic format, the film reworks and subverts religious symbols, creating a provocative journey that culminates in a depiction of the death of faith embodied by Regan Fox’s performance.
Edition Details: Numbered Blu-ray.
Special Features: Photo Gallery.
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