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The message of Peter Bogdanovich's suspenseful directorial debut still rings true for post-1970s America, regardless of the decade. Tim O'Kelly plays Bobby Thompson, a seemingly mild-mannered husband and son. But Bobby has a penchant for collecting firearms and thinking murderous thoughts, which translate into action when he becomes a deadly sniper, picking off drivers on the L.A. freeway from high above an oil tank. Meanwhile, Byron Orlok (Boris Karloff), an aging horror film star, plans his retirement, feeling the atrocities wrought by daily human global existence have numbed the public to the movie monsters he plays.
As fate and movies will have it, Thompson and Orlok's worlds collide at the Reseda Drive-In, where Orlok is making his final public appearance. Writer-director Bogdanovich, helming his debut feature, also appears as young Hollywood screenwriter and director Sammy Michaels. A powerful and chilling study of unexplained, unexpected violence, the film relays a message that continues to be contemporary to the American psycho-social landscape.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - English Subtitles - English - OptionalAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Peter Bogdanovich - Producer/Director Introduction by Peter Bogdanovich
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URBAN LEGEND: On an ordinary college campus, students are being killed off one by one in ways resembling various urban legends, 25 years after a covered-up dorm massacre. One lone student must seek out the truth--while keeping herself from becoming just another legendary victim at the same time. The fine cast includes Tara Reid, Jared Leto, Rebecca Gayheart, Joshua Jackson, and horror legend Robert Englund as the professor teaching his students about urban legends.URBAN LEGENDS: FINAL CUT:At the prestigious Orson Welles Film School at Alpine University, students are preparing their submissions for the Hitchcock Award, an honor that virtually guarantees the winner a Hollywood career. Amy Mayfield (Jennifer Morrison), daughter of a famous documentary director, decides to make a different kind of film: a thriller in which college students are killed in ways resembling various urban legends. Despite the backstabbing and jealousy of her fellow students, Amy begins to plan and cast her movie, with help from a pair of special effects geeks and a suave European cinematographer. As filming progresses, however, a series of unusual deaths occurs that the police dismiss as accidents. Is the killer a psychotic madman or a student hoping to eliminate the competition? Amy must struggle to learn the truth or else risk becoming another
accident
herself. This sequel to the 1998 horror hit URBAN LEGEND features a different cast (except for the return of security guard Reese), and was directed by John Ottman, the composer and editor of such films as THE USUAL SUSPECTS.URBAN LEGENDS: BLOODY MARY:X2 writers Mike Dougherty and Dan Harris apply their talents to the teen slasher genre, delivering a horrific update to the well-known legend of Bloody Mary. It`s 1969 and Mary Banner is a bookish, unpopular girl who has unexpectedly been invited to the dance by a star athlete. His intentions are less than admirable, however, and after trying to escape from him Mary suffers a
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Thai director Tiwa Moeithaisong follows up his thriller GHOST DELIVERY with a similar tale of horror, THE SISTERS (PEE CHONG AIR). A popular rock band is on a country-wide tour, and stop at a hotel, only one of many they`ve visited. But this hotel hides a dreadful secret, as the band members become haunted by the terrible, ghostly head of a dead woman. Investigating this vision of horror, they enlist the assistance of a Buddhist monk who recalls the vicious murder of a prostitute years earlier. Can the band discover a way to appease the dead spirit and prevent it from haunting the hotel further? What makes the tale of THE SISTERS even more terrifying is the filmmakers` claim that it is based on a true story.
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MAD MAX meets NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD in this action-packed horror film populated with car chases and zombies. Everyone in the small town of Skyhook is dead or undead after falling into the clutches of zombie leader Nefarious Thorne. Now it is up to lone survivor Bob to save the town and send the zombies back to their graves.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Outtakes Audio Commentaries Making-of TrailersText/Photo Galleries: Storyboards
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In the Showtime original movie POSSESSED, based on actual events that took place in St. Louis in 1949, Timothy Dalton stars as Father William Bowdern, a seminary priest who takes to his flask because of his war nightmares. Desperate to do what's right, he fights the police to defend black people and battles the system every chance he gets. But when bizarre events start to occur around 11-year-old Robbie Mannheim, Father Bowdern must reexamine his own faith while trying to save the boy.A real-life version of THE EXORCIST, POSSESSED includes all the requisite ghost-story elements--flying objects, blood messages burned into flesh, screaming Latin phrases and obscenities, and church skeptics. While Father Bowdern sees saving the boy as a moral imperative, the archbishop (Christopher Plummer) is more concerned about the church's public reputation. Dalton is excellent in a complex, well-written role, helping make POSSESSED more than a few cuts above standard horror fare--and all the more terrifying because it's true.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Stereo - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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