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The quiet, priveliged existences of the rich and beautiful people of Summerisle Country Club are shattered when the demented greenskeeper grows tired of being a second class citizen. The demented killer is portrayed by hot-tempered, opinionated Atlanta Braves pitcher John Rocker.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - English
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A psychotic college student studying serial killers attempts to throw a party, which he plans on turning into the ultimate mass murder. When the guests begin to disappear one-by-one, it appears as though he's getting his wish. Director Mark Anthony Galluzo's slasher film, which also incorporates black comedy, appeared at the Sundance Film Festival. Jason Mewes (CLERKS) and Majandra Delfino (TV's Roswell) star.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary Featurette - 1. Behind-the-Scenes Deleted Scenes
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A rogue brain, beach girls, surfers, and more all combine in this campy double-feature, including:THE BEACH GIRLS AND THE MONSTER - Black-and-white with color surfing sequences, this campy classic also offers a Frank Sinatra Jr. bongo drum score as the monster stalks beach bunnies. Cool, Daddy-O!THE BRAIN FROM PLANET AROUS - A nasty brain from outer space crash lands in (where else?) the California desert, and proceeds to take over the body of a research scientist. When not leering at the lovely leading lady, the super-evil, super-intelligent, super-sized cerebellum makes the telepathically possessed scientist do an abundance of naughty things, including blow up a city, explode airplanes, and even boil water!DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Hollywood is littered with stories of aborted attempts at moviemaking, with many directors finding themselves unceremoniously ousted from a project when a studio gets cold feet and rejects their work. Writer-director Paul Schrader (AUTO FOCUS) found himself in this position when he completed filming on a prequel to 1973`s THE EXORCIST in 2004. With Renny Harlin replacing Schrader in the director`s chair, then reshooting the movie in its entirety, it seemed Schrader`s vision would be forever shelved alongside countless other terminated projects. However, 2005 saw a remarkable turn of events, as Warner Bros allowed Schrader`s version of the film to be released under the name DOMINION: PREQUEL TO THE EXORCIST.Like Harlin`s film, Stellan Skarsgard plays a young Father Lankester Merrin. Traveling to East Africa, Merrin hopes to forget the horrific events of World War II, and repair his tattered beliefs, which have significantly lapsed following the gruesome battles he unfortunately witnessed. Once there, the dejected priest runs into a team of archaeologists, who are unearthing a buried church which appears to have been concealed under the African landscape for several centuries. As Merrin helps the team with their discoveries, some brutal and bloody events break out, leading to his first encounter with the powerful demon who would return to haunt him in the original EXORCIST movie. While the plot is essentially the same as Harlin`s film, Schrader`s movie eschews Grand Guignol-esque gore, choosing to build up a dark, creepy atmosphere instead. Fans looking for gross-out delights will find themselves better-served by Harlin`s version of events, but for anyone looking for a subtle counterpoint to the brutal butchery and violent profanity of the other films in the series, look no further than DOMINION.
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A young girl trying to escape from her lecherous stepfather makes the mistake of hitchhiking across the country to California. Her whirlwind ride brings her face to face with mass murderers, thieves, and a family of corpse-worshiping cultists who sacrifice women to Satan.
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