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Enraged by his wife's infidelity, a dead man's spirit returns as a vengeful demon which takes possessed his daughter after she becomes involved in witchcraft. The girl turns into a drooling, obscenity-spewing, homicidal maniac, prompting a call to be placed to a expert in demonology who could possibly purge the demon from her body. Spanish horror favorite Paul Naschy both wrote and stars in this Euro-horror take on THE EXORCIST, which had taken the world by storm two years prior.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
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Depending on one`s point of view, Gary Busey either sinks or rises to new levels of crazed weirdness in this low-budget, gore-drenched Z-movie. Busey plays deranged murderer Millard Findlemeyer, who`s sent to the electric chair by brave witness Sara Leigh (Robin Sidney) after he murders her family. But his creepy, vengeful mother mixes his ashes into some homemade gingerbread mix, and when the mix winds up at the Leigh bakery, all it takes is a few drops of blood to trigger an ancient curse and bring Millard`s soul to life in the form of an evil, homicidal pastry. Bloodshed ensues as Sara and her friends are forced to fight for their lives against this walking, talking, and stabbing (but oddly kind of adorable) gingerbread man.
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The fabulous Troma label presents three classic B-Movies in this collection, including:BLUEBEARD: Starring John Carradine as a tortured artist, this Edgar G. Ulmer (STRANGE ILLUSION) film is set in 19th Century Paris. Carradine's character loves to strangle his models after painting them, causing the law to investigate him when one of his paintings is clearly recognized as being a recently deceased starlet.BLACK DRAGONS: A dastardly plan by a plastic surgeon and a terrorist is hatched in this World War II thriller which stars Bela Lugosi. Attempting to physically alter six Japanese soldiers to make them look Westernized, the surgeon has some tough decisions to make as he learns of his fate-to-be after the operation is carried out.THE BLACK RAVEN: An hotel named The Black Raven forms the backdrop for this chiller, with some rain-soaked travellers seeking refuge within its creaky confines. But when one of them is murdered, and a sizeable amount of money goes missing, an intriguing murder mystery unfolds.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: (unspecified) - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Interview - 1. Jules Dassin - Noted International Director







2. Vincent Sherman - Noted Director Additional Footage - 1. One episode of the DICK TRACY serial














2. One episode of FLASH GORDON CONQUERS THE UNIVERSE














3.Radiation March Pubic Service AnnouncementText/Photo Galleries: Production Notes Cast Biographies
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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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Survival is upmost in the mind of Los Angeles` citizens when the water supply is contaminated after a deadly terrorist attack. WATERBOURNE follows three groups as they struggle for survival in this futuristic thriller.
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