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Trelkovsky (director Roman Polanski), a Polish immigrant residing in Paris, moves into an apartment vacated by a young woman who committed suicide by leaping out of her window. Upon moving in, Trelkovsky begins feeling that the woman's personality traits are being thrust upon him. At a local shop, the proprietor offers him the breakfast and cigarettes that the woman usually purchased--and he accepts them. Holed up in the psychotic environment of a dark Parisian building that's peopled with odd characters, Trelkovsky feels himself overcome by a kind of madness. His slow mental deterioration finally compels him to emulate the woman's final, tragic hours. Polanski's twisted and darkly comic thriller was nominated for the Golden Palm (Best Picture) at the 1976 Cannes Film Festival.DVD Featured:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Mono - English Dolby Digital Mono - FrenchAdditional Release Material: TrailerInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection
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High in the Himalayas a creature is captured by an expedition and brought back to civilization. As soon as this abominable snowman escapes, disastrous mayhem unleashed itself on innocent civilization.
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A collection of three classic vampire films featuring Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing, Bela Lugosi, and Vincent Price. Films include THE SATANIC RITES OF DRACULA, THE DEVIL BAT, and THE LAST MAN ON EARTH. See individual titles for complete details.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection TriviaText/Photo Galleries: Biographies Selected Filmographies
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A double feature of schlock horror nudesploitation drive-in classics! THE BEAST THAT KILLED WOMEN (1965): Getting an all-over tan can be so difficult with the neighbors always snooping, so an attractive young couple heads off to a nudist camp to laze and brown. They picked the wrong day, however, as a crazed beast (actually just a guy in a gorilla suit) has invaded the resort and has developed a taste for females. Just in time, a lovely policewoman arrives to draw the monster off. THE MONSTER OF CAMP SUNSHINE (1964): In this adult horror-comedy with plenty of nubile nudes, a toxic spill drifts to Camp Sunshine where the portly simpleton gardener drinks it and becomes a monster. Upon entering monster-hood, our hero romps and terrorizes a group of lightly clad birthday celebrants. A fine mid-1960s example of B-movie camp at its titillating best.DVD Features:Region 0Snap CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical - BEAST THAT KILLED WOMEN






2. Bonus Trailer - EVES ON SKIS






3. Bonus Trailer - GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE BARES






4. Bonus Trailer - NUDES ON TIGER REEF






5. Bonus Trailer - NUDIST LIFE






6. Bonus Trailer - PUSSYCAT PARADISE






7. Radio Spots - TRASH-O-RAMA RARITIES Short - 1. BRING'EM BACK NUDE (1920s)





2. EXPOSE OF THE NUDIST RACKET (1938)





3. NUDE RANCH (1940)





4. BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (1952)





5. BACK TO NATURE (1954)





6. NUDIST FASHION SHOW (1963)Text/Photo Galleries: Stills/Photos - 1. Gallery of Exploitation Art
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When their driver has a heart attack at the wheel, a bus of tourists visits a Spanish village for the night. While it seems deserted at first, it turns out to be populated by dozens of very hungy vampires. Helga Line stars in this effective, 1973 Euro-horror cult curiosity.
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