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There's always one kid in the neighborhood who doesn't quite fit in, and this terrifying horror film imagine what happens went that tormented soul grows up. Years ago, a group of friends were playing baseball, but when one has to leave for dinner, they agree to let the neighborhood loser join the game. When he chases a home run ball into the road, a speeding truck strikes and instantly kills him. Now grown up, all the gang receives a mysterious invitation to gather together at a remote lodge, where they're in for a weekend of terror!DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep Case
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This double feature offers two inspired pairings of shockmeister Roger Corman and the quintessentially sinister Vincent Price in moody adaptations of the short stories of Edgar Allan Poe.In THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER, hopeful Phillip (Mark Damon) rides up to the crumbling Usher estate to pick up his betrothed, Madeline (Myrna Fahey), and is coldly received by her brother, Roderick (Price). A most unwilling host, Roderick suffers from morbid acuteness of the senses and is convinced their family lineage--and the very house itself--is cursed by the evil deeds of their forebears. He is sworn to do everything in his power to keep his sister from leaving with Phillip--even burying her alive--to stop her from continuing their damned lineage. King of the Bs Corman got permission from his producers to make this, his first film in color and with a recognizable star, for the same price as two of his usual black-and-white films. The result was a smash hit with critics and audiences, and Corman made seven more. This is still one of the best, with a comparatively restrained performance by Price, good set design and photography, and eerie music by the legendary Les Baxter.THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM (1961) takes place in 16th-century Spain with Francis Bonnard (John Kerr) visiting the gloomy castle of his late sister's husband, Nicholas (Price), in order to discern the reason for her death. It seems Nicholas is terrified that wife Elizabeth (Barbara Steele) is not really dead and that her spirit wanders the halls at night. It turns out Nicholas' father was a feared leader of the Spanish Inquisition, and as a child he saw him torture his mother and then bury her alive. He's now convinced Elizabeth has suffered a similar fate, even though his doctor (Antony Carbone) disagrees. Meanwhile, his father's torture chamber is still down in the basement, just waiting to get back into service. There are twisted twists and gristly surprises aplenty in this second of the Poe a
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Incomparable cult/sex/horror director Jess Franco returns, with veteran horror lovelies Lina Roman, Michelle Bauer, and Linnea Quigley, for this darkly comedic tale of murder, mystery, and eroticism. Lovely Sheriff Marga (Bauer) is in a quandary, as a rash of kidnappings is plaguing her parish. As if that weren't enough to keep her busy, there are some mysterious goings-on down at the docks. Could it be the dancehall queen who dwells there? Or perhaps the more sinister Killer Tarantula? If she waits too long, she may find out the hard way, as the suspects are disappearing...DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. US






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3. KILLER BARBYS
Featurette - 1. LES PSYCHOLETTES US& European Versions of the Feature Behind the Scenes Footage with Optional Nude Linnea Quigley Footage Isolated ScoreText/Photo Galleries: Photo GalleryDVD-Rom Features: B-Movie.com Weblink Linnea Quigley Weblink
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When his hometown is struck by a series of mysterious deaths that appears to be the work of a malicious supernatural killer, a psychic investigator who is able to communicate with the dead attempts to get to the bottom of things and put a stop to the murders. But even with the help of three ghostly friends, he soon discovers that defeating the deadly fiend is a task much easier said than done. With its mix of humor and suspense, THE FRIGHTENERS is spooky good fun from cult horror director Peter Jackson.
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A group of isolated women in a huge and uncaring city are stricken with a mysterious disease that compels them to kill innocent people and do unspeakable things to their victims. Their bizarre and horrific lives are made even worse by a hunter, tracking the women down one by one. From the director of the cult hit I, ZOMBIE comes this look at ordinary people transformed into bloodthirsty monsters.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Cast Biographies
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