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A young man searching for his sister`s killer ends up in a Transylvanian castle crawling with werewolves, where death and destruction reign supreme.
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This frightening remake of the 1979 horror classic from producer Michael Bay (THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE) delves deeper into the supposedly true story of supernatural events that occurred in a Long Island, New York home in the `70s. When George and Kathy Lutz (Ryan Reynolds and Melissa George) come across a beautiful river-front colonial home being sold for a steal, they suspect a catch. Once informed that the home was the site of a grisly mass murder, they decide to buy the house anyway and eagerly move in, bringing with them Kathy`s three children from a previous marriage. While no one can deny that the house is rife with spooky sounds, the family members try to put their fears at bay. But over time, strange occurrences start happening, becoming more and more frequent, and these events start to have a transformative effect on several family members. Kathy`s daughter starts to act bizarrely, ending up in a variety of life-threatening situations, led by her new, not-so-imaginary friend Jody (one of the children slaughtered in the house years before by her older brother). Likewise, something strange seems to be happening to George. His usually sweet demeanor is replaced with a hostile one, and he starts cruelly taking out his aggression on Kathy`s children. Kathy`s original assumption that a house cannot be evil is challenged as she watches her husband transform into the sort of man that just might be capable of murdering his family. Faster-paced than the original, THE AMITYVILLE HORROR
keeps viewers on the edge of their seats with quick editing, suspenseful music, and moderately graphic violence. The two leads give quality performances, and seem to inhabit the decade in which the story is set despite the film`s slick, contemporary production.
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While out hunting, Dan accidentally shoots another hunter. Rather than reporting the accident to the authorities, he chooses to bury the body and forget it ever happened. One year later, Dan returns to the same woods for a hunting trip with some friends. Their weekend starts out innocently enough, but while the guys are having fun, something is coming back to life in the woods--and it wants revenge! With its expressive camera-work and gleefully gruesome violence, GUT PILE is a homage to Sam Raimi's EVIL DEAD.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers Featurettes - 1. Behind the Scenes









2. I'VE KILLED BEFORE









3. STUMPED
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TALES OF TERROR: Three Edgar Allan Poe tales are brought to the screen in this devilishly fun anthology starring the great Vincent Price. The first,
Morella,
finds a young woman (Maggie Pierce) visiting her father (Price) at their now-crumbling castle, where his mourning of her dead mother, Morella (Leona Gage), has taken on grim dimensions. The middle tale is a darkly comic adaptation of
The Black Cat
(with Poe`s
The Cask of Amontillado
woven in) that stars Peter Lorre as a drunken scoundrel who walls his wife (Joyce Jameson) and her lover (Price) up in his basement...alive.
The Facts in the Case of Mr. Valdemar
costars Basil Rathbone as a scheming doctor who uses hypnotism to keep his terminally ill patient (Price again) conscious after death. Part of a series of atmospheric Poe adaptations made in the 1960s by King of the Bs Roger Corman, TALES OF TERROR is presented in rich, moody color, with the stories linked by ominous narration and the pulse of a beating heart. The lyrical script is by Richard Matheson. Corman enjoyed working with Lorre in the comedic middle segment and tried a similar approach with the next film in the series, THE RAVEN.TWICE TOLD TALES: Vincent Price stars in this trio of thrillers based on stories by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Titles include:
Dr.
Heidegger`s Experiment,
where Dr. Heidegger becomes involved in an attempt to give his friends back their youth. In
Rappaccini`s Daughter,
Rappaccini traps his daughter in the garden with regular doses of poison.
Lastly, one brother frames another for murder when they inherit a large house in
The House of the Seven Gables.
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