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Shep Franco, a video enthusiast, happens upon a tape highlighting the crazy invention of mad scientist Artemis Winthrop. Even though warned not to, Shep and his friends set out to find and restore the invention. Things go haywire when a small but horrible mistake turns Shep into an evil monster.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseSingle Side - Single LayerFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Trailer








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A woman (Rebecca Lewis) meets with a man (Preston Baty) in a dark, dingy apartment building. Their affair appears to be little more than casual sex, but the female of the pair reaches out in hopes that something more meaningful to build. Meanwhile, a hideous cyst appears on her body and continues to expand into a larger mysterious growth. Filmmaker James Fotopoulos (BACK AGAINST THE WALL) directed this paranoid morality tale with incredible subtlety and earned the New York Underground Film Festival award for Best Feature for his bizarre vision.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Single Side - Dual LayerText/Galleries: Original Artwork Storyboards Photo Gallery - 1. Make-up Effects
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In this rarely seen Jess Franco exploitation flick, a Zagreb nightclub dancer, Cincia, moves in with Anne, a beautiful exotic dancer, and the two commence an odd, but erotic, relationship. The peace breaks, however, when Anne begins to have nightmarish visions of gory crimes -- starring herself as the perpetrator. When reality and fantasy blur, Anne begins to wonder if she's only dreaming the terror.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Interview - 1. Jess Franco - Director TrailersText/Photo Galleries: Photo Gallery
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Eli Roth makes an auspicious debut with CABIN FEVER. Taking an otherwise traditional set up for a horror film, Roth infuses it with enough energy and originality to make it feel completely fresh. Five friends, just finished with college finals, head for a cabin in the woods to party and embrace their newfound freedom. There`s the cute but uptight Paul (Rider Strong), who yearns for pretty lifelong platonic friend Karen (Jordan Ladd); the attractive, but slightly stupid couple Jeff (Joey Kern) and Marcy (Cerina Vincent); and the brute jock, Bert (James DeBello). While shooting squirrels in the woods, Bert accidentally nicks a man, who appears to be suffering from a disgusting disease. Bert returns to the cabin, choosing not to share this information with the gang. But later that night, when the man knocks on their door, the beast is unleashed. Unlike most horror films which make the horror gruesomely visible, the evil in CABIN FEVER is invisible--and highly contagious. And when Karen begins to show signs of contamination, the bond between these close friends begins to unravel. Roth`s blackly comic directorial debut shows clear influence from the early films of Sam Raimi (THE EVIL DEAD) and Peter Jackson (DEAD ALIVE).
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