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An acclaimed and abhorred film about a man raised by a scientist who devoted his life to the study of the psychology of fear, using his own son as his guinea pig. As an adult the boy is obsessed with filming the deaths of beautiful young women, after causing them personally with his knife-wielding tripod. Powell aficionado Martin Scorsese brought the film out of obscurity in 1979.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseAudio Commentary by Film Theorist Laura MulveyOriginal Theatrical TrailerStills Gallery of Rare Behind-the-Scenes Production PhotosThe Channel 4 UK Documentary A VERY BRITISH PSYCHO
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After a post-graduation Fourth of July beer blast, four tipsy teens accidentally smash up a pedestrian with their car, and, in a panic, dispose of the almost-dead body in the ocean. Sure enough, the following summer, the reunited group is stalked by a mysterious figure clad in fisherman's garb--replete with fish hook. A putative echo of screenwriter Kevin Williamson's mega-hit Scream, substituting that movie's inside-jokiness for genuine feelings of guilt and angst.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseTheatrical TrailerCommentary Track- Director Jim Gillespie, Editor Steven Mirkovich
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Another creepy muder tale where a bunch of suspects are gathered in a spooky old house. Based on Sinclair Gluck's play The Last Trap.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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This classic 1959s TWILIGHT ZONE-like television series explores the supernatural and bizarre, and is hosted by the bespectacled John Newland. Contains 4 episodes.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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After a shipwreck, a big game hunter washes up on a remote island only to discover that its owner, also a hunter, has tired of tracking animals and has developed a taste for a new prey...humans.
Co-Director Shoedsack performed the same duty on KING KONG, as did producer Cooper. The film also used the same jungle sets and star Wray. Based on Richard Connell's famous, oft-filmed story.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseAudio Commentary by Film Historian Bruce EderOptional English Subtitles for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired
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