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Denila, a young woman art historian, becomes the hapless victim of violent Satanic possession and sexual assault when an evil entity nailed to a 15th century crucifix comes to life. This Italian sex/horror title has been released under several different titles.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Dolby Digital Mono - English
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Renowned producer and film executive Charlie Band has produced a welter of movies over the years for many different companies; Empire Pictures and Full Moon are just a couple of the production companies that have been lead by the irrepressible Band. Now he is back with the Forbidden Worlds imprint, offering fare such as POSSESSED, which centers around some ghoulish themes that should be familiar to all Bandophiles.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 English
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Katie Wright stars in this stylish horror film as Sarah, a British art student and sculptor who has just moved to San Francisco to escape her roots and attend school. Strangely, her new neighbor, Matthew Dobie (Fahey), has a penchant for donning a fake beard, walking stick, and 19th century clothes to recite scenes from HAMLET and other bizarre incantations. Charmed at first, Sarah soon discovers that Matthew is not only a vicious killer, but an evil spirit with the power to control her mind and turn her sculpted figures into demonic homunculi. Turning to a fortune teller and a kindly sculpture professor to help, Sarah tries to stop her psychotic neighbor while contending with the demons in her head, and the equally horrifying demands of art school while producing sculpture that can't be used as vessels for demon spirits.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Werewolves, Vampires, & Zombies (DVD)
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This fun, intelligent cheapie from King of the B's Roger Corman ranks as the first feminist horror film. Susan Cabot stars as aging cosmetics mogul Janice Starlin, who injects herself with an experimental wasp enzyme in order to restore her fading youth and save her company from going broke. Eccentric scientist Dr. Zinthrop (Michael Mark) first tries the serum on cats, but when they later sprout wings and stingers, he realizes the formula might not be market ready. Unfortunately, he winds up in a coma before heAes able to warn Starlin of the ghastly side effects, and before long she's buzzing around the building at night, attacking and devouring her enemies. What's admirably feminist about the film is how Starlin is portrayed as intelligent, powerful, and sympathetic while her male underlings are condescending buffoons who first dismiss her serum as mere wishful vanity and later find themselves smitten by her newly restored beauty (and later bitten by her wasp alter ego). Barboura Morris plays Starlin's worried secretary, and Bruno Ve Sota is an unlucky night watchman. Cabot is splendid in the title role, reverse-aging beautifully. Carolyn Hughes and Lynn Cartwright add comic relief as a pair of gossipy receptionists.
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