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Vinny is a cab driver obsessed with a popular horror actress. He follows her to the Cannes Film Festival in the hopes of meeting her. Unfortunately, Vinny's actions lead only to various gory deaths for a number of people. Another Troma horror spoof, partially shot at Cannes in 1981.DVD Special Features:Region 0 EncodingKeep Case
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William Katt (THE GREATEST AMERICAN HERO) stars in this 1980s horror/comedy as Roger Cobb, a writer who has just split from his wife and is looking to complete a novel about his experiences in Vietnam. In order to work in peace, Roger moves into his aunt's old house, which she left to him after committing suicide, apparently after a bout with mental illness. However, Roger quickly learns that his aunt's suicide was probably the result of the strange forces at work inside her house, forces which begin giving Roger terrible and very real feeling nightmares about his past. Soon, Roger has become convinced that his long dead son is somehow trapped within the house, and he prepares to find an entryway into the house's bizarre supernatural energy. An inventive take on the haunted house genre, HOUSE achieves its distinctive tone by deftly mixing an ominous atmosphere with dark humor and witty dialogue, resulting in an often creepy and very funny movie that has become a cult favorite.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85:1Audio: Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Materials: Audio Commentary - 1. Steve Miner - Director, Sean S. Cunningham - Producer,






















Ethan Wiley - Writer, William Katt - Star Theatrical TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Still GalleryAdditional Products: Bonus Disc - HOUSE II: THE SECOND STORY (First 20,000 Copies Only) Two 5x7 Theatrical Poster Replicas
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The plot of William March's successful novel was tailor made for Hollywood. Combined with beautiful black-and-white photography and fabulous performances, THE BAD SEED is one of the eeriest films of the 20th century. The scientifically dubious theory behind the title is that an evil disposition can be an inherited trait. Patty McCormack plays Rhoda Penmark, a seemingly sweet, beautiful, smart grade school girl who is in attendance at a school picnic in which a classmate dies. No one suspects that the accident was the result of murder except for Rhoda's apartment building janitor, a simpleton named LeRoy (Henry Jones). But when Rhoda's mother, Christine Penmark (Nancy Kelly), finds out that her real mother is a cold-blooded killer, she begins to suspect her own daughter. Her fears of what Rhoda might do conflict with her protective instincts as a mother, forcing Christina to make terrible decisions--decisions that themselves might be too late.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.37Audio: Mono - English
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A sadistic killer harnesses the power of the Internet in gruesome ways in director John Irvin`s DOT.KILL. Broadcasting live murders of innocent people over the Internet, the killer faces a formidable foe in detective Charlie Daines (Armand Assante), who remains hot on his heels. But the hard-bitten, distinctly old-school detective work of Daines--not to mention his potentially lethal addiction to morphine--leads him into a trap set by the killer, and the detective has to act fast if he doesn`t want to become the next victim to have footage of his death downloaded all over the globe.
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Just when you thought you had seen it all, out of the multi-colored slime bubbles comes street trash - the most squeamishly funny gore-fest ever. When an off brand of cheap wine becomes the favorite among a group of violent Skid Row bums and junkyard denizens, they are unaware that it will cause them the melt into formless blobs of dayglow gook.
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