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Based on the novel by Stephen King, Lawrence Kasdan's DREAMCATCHER follows four friends who receive psychic powers as children when they aid and befriend a mentally retarded boy named Duddits. As adults, Jonesy (Damian Lewis), Henry (Thomas Jane), Beaver (Jason Lee), and Pete (Timothy Olyphant), reunite every winter at a cabin deep in the Maine woods to hunt, drink, and celebrate the bond they share with Duddits (Donnie Wahlberg) and each other. However, this year their wilderness reunion is marred by disturbing incidents which begin with the discovery of a lost, sick hunter and a frozen figure in the middle of a remote road. As events escalate and horrific creatures emerge from unsightly spaces, heavily armed government operatives, led by the imposing Colonel Curtis (Morgan Freeman), arrive in the area, and soon the situation becomes an all-out battle for the fate of humanity.A crazy-quilt combination of horror, thriller, sci-fi, drama, and action genres, DREAMCATCHER features aspects of other King screen adaptations such as STAND BY ME, IT, and THE TOMMYKNOCKERS, along with films such as THE THING and SIGNS. Seemingly disparate elements that filter into this giddily strange story include creeping red mold, fatal bowel movements, deadly worms with needlelike teeth, an imaginary space called the memory warehouse, a deranged military officer, and an ailing man obsessed with Scooby-Doo. Director/screenwriter Kasdan, along with veteran screenwriter William Goldman, revel in the absurdity of the tale, crafting an often chilling and sometimes funny film that delights in its own thoroughly entertaining outrageousness.
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From evil demons to blood baths to insane asylums, these are four movies where evil has left hell and come to entertain you! The four movies, collected on two double-sided DVDs are: CRYSTAL FORCE II, DEMONSOUL, BLOODBATH and EVIL SISTER. See individual titles for descriptions.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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Includes two classic Bela Lugosi chillers from Hollywood's classic era. In INVISIBLE GHOST Lugosi plays a kindly scientists whose wife hypnotizes him to commit murders. In THE CORPSE VANISHES Lugosi is a mad scientist who kidnaps young women and performs experiments on them in order to keep his wife young and beautiful.DVD Features:Two Movies on One DiscRegion 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33:1Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - English
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Scott Bruin is being haunted by a recurring dream, in which he murders the same woman over and over. When the girl suddenly appears in his real-life existence they quickly fall in love...until a strange conspiracy starts to unfurl.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 16.9Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Documentary - 1. The Films of Nico Mastorakis Part IIIText/Photo Galleries: Stills/Photos Filmographies - 1. Cast& Crew
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Horror legend Boris Karloff and a young Jack Nicholson team up in this disjointed but enjoyable Roger Corman quickie. Nicholson plays Lieutenant Andre Duvalier, an officer under Napoleon who finds himself lost along a stretch of beach, where he is seduced by the beautiful Helene (Sandra Knight), who may or may not be a ghost. His obsession leads him to the gloomy castle of Baron Von Leppe (Karloff), a recluse haunted by the ghost of his dead wife, Ilse, who Andre suspects is actually Helene, or vice versa. Longtime Corman regular Dick Miller plays Stefan, Von Leppe's trusty servant, and Dorothy Neumann is a witch who may be using Helene as a tool for revenge. All the characters do lots of skulking around the gloomy sets and outdoors along the beautiful Big Sur coastline, where the exteriors were filmed. Corman shot the interior scenes in two days, on sets left standing from his previous film, THE RAVEN. Though a little short on coherence, it's a lot of fun, and it's great to see Karloff and Nicholson together in a sort of passing of the machiavellian torch. A nicely ominous mood maintains itself with the help of Ronald Stein's robust score.DVD FeaturesRegion 1 EncodingJack Nicholson BiographyTheatrical TrailerSnap Case
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