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REQUIEM FOR A VAMPIRE begins with two beautiful women in clown costumes fleeing an unknown assailant in a car on a country road. After a shootout, and a brush with premature burial, the girls seek shelter in a spooky castle. After they share an erotic encounter, the girls discover they are not alone in the castle. It turns out that it is populated by the disciples of the last in a long bloodline of vampires who needs a couple of virgins to continue his bloodline. Jean Rollin's 1971 film is a stunning, surreal exploitation film and one of his most notable. Though some unconvincing vampire teeth and bats may evoke laughter, the film still has a strange and eerie power (and a considerable amount of sex and nudity). With little dialogue, this unusual work often feels like a twisted silent horror.DVD Features:Region Encoding: All RegionsKeep CaseTheatrical Trailers
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Two brothers, haunted by their parents` murder, barely make a living at The Easy Rest Inn. When a stranded couple are forced to check in, the brothers flirt with their new female guest, driving her boyfriend away in a jealous fit and leaving her to their devices.
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A mad scientist discovers a potion that turns him into... an ape!DVD FeaturesRegion 0Keep CaseFull Screen - 1.33
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Volume Three of the Horror Classics series contains four more chilling tales of horror and ghoulish suspense. ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES: Roger Corman executive-produced this flick about men in octopus-like
leech
costumes who terrorize the residents of a swamp. When irradiated leeches grow huge in a Southern bayou, a local storekeeper sees his chance to be rid of his trashy, two-timing wife--by feeding her to the leeches.THE SCREAMING SKULL: A woman is nearly driven mad by images of a spectral skull. Her husband, trying to reassure her, may know more than he first admits.BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS: A 300-pound wrestler named Jimmy
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Snuka plays a noted Russian nuclear scientist chased by communist spies into the desert where he runs right into an atomic blast and is turned into a hair-eating, club-wielding monster who befriends the local rabbits. THE TERROR: 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 visa versa. A nicely ominous mood maintains itself with the help of Ronald Stein`s robust score.
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What superficially appears to be an ordinary'80s horror flick is actually, upon deeper inspection, something much more bizarre. Hints of incest, transsexuality, and homoeroticism lie beneath the surface in this story of a summer camp where employees and campers start dropping like flies. History has lumped this into the HALLOWEEN/FRIDAY THE 13TH rip-off category, which is an oversight.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1:85Audio: Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - Robert Hiltzik - Director, Felissa Rose - Star, Jeff Hayes - ModeratorTrailerInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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