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A dedicated film crew is hard at work on a schlocky movie when a serial killer strikes. Only the crew can track him down. Typical Troma horror fun, plus self-referential movie in-jokes, including the Toxic Avenger and Sgt. Kabukiman. Inspired by director Kaufman's book All I Need to Know About Filmmaking I Learned from the Toxic Avenger.DVD Features:Region 0Keep Case2-Disc SetDisc One: TERROR FIRMERFull Frame - 1.33:1Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Lloyd Kaufman - Director














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3. Actors Deleted Scenes with option to play film with all deleted scenes intact Alternate Scenes/ Outtakes Alternate Ending Actor Auditions Bloopers Original Theatrical Trailer Comic Book to Film ComparisonInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus Hidden FeaturesDisc Two: Featurette -Making of TERROR FIRMER Music Videos - 1. DJ Polo and Ron Jeremy -Freak of the Week










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3. Entombed Book Promo Tromadance Promo Bonus Trailers TERROR FIRMER Video Game
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Francis Ford Coppola's directorial debut, produced by horror king Roger Corman, is a terror-filled tale of family ties chopped to pieces. DEMENTIA 13's opening scene of Louise and John Haloran alone on a boat drifting nowhere (as an Elvis Presley song plays hauntingly) is reminiscent of many Hitchcock films. Its 1963 release was just the beginning of what, for Coppola, would be a long career of helming chillingly powerful masterworks such as APOCALYPSE NOW and THE GODFATHER.Set in a spooky Irish castle, DEMENTIA 13 begins as the Haloran family gathers to memorialize the death of the youngest sister, Kathleen. While various family members plot and connive, an ax murderer is terrorizing the grounds, and Kathleen's body shows up at just the wrong time. Slowly, the family members become increasingly suspicious of each other--as well as of the ghosts that haunt the castle. But when the sinister family doctor is called in to help with the mystery, the expertly planned Coppola chills really take hold.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFullscreen - 1.33:1Audio: Dolby Digital MonoAdditional Release Material: Biography - Francis Ford Coppola - DirectorInteractive Features: Animated Scene Index Information - Tools of Black Magic








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This program contains the complete MIRROR, MIRROR horror franchise. Films include MIRROR MIRROR, MIRROR MIRROR II: THE RAVEN DANCE, MIRROR MIRROR III: THE VOYEUR, AND MIRROR MIRROR IV: REFLECTION. Please see individual titles for complete information.DVD Features:Region [unknown]4-Disc Boxed SetFull Frame - 1.33
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Contains both films from the I KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER series. See individual titles for contributors and notes.
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Three of the most accomplished Asian horror directors contributed to this collection of three very different but bloodcurdling shorts. Fruit Chan`s (DURIAN DURIAN) DUMPLINGS elevates a terrifying aspect of life to a level of extreme horror, as Christopher Doyle`s (CHUNGKING EXPRESS) ace cinematography captures it all in brilliant clarity. Mrs. Lee (Miriam Yeung) is an aging former television star whose husband`s wandering eye makes her determined to reclaim her youth. This she does with visits to
Aunt
Mei (Bai Ling, SKY CAPTAIN AND THE WORLD OF TOMORROW), whose dumplings have an almost supernatural capacity to stop time. Her secret ingredient? Unborn fetuses. Yeung`s coldness and Ling`s remorseless sexuality, combined with the horrific crunching sound the dumplings make when they`re eaten, turn this into a horrific tale that really gets under the skin.Coming off the success of his much-lauded revenge film OLDBOY, Chanwook Park seems to be mocking himself in CUT, though the humor does little to take the edge off the action. Successful filmmaker Ryu (Byung-hun Lee) has a dream life, and is currently working on a new horror picture that`s set in a mock-up of his own sumptuous home. One night, he is attacked, and wakes up on the set attached to the wall by an elastic band that limits his movements; his beautiful wife, a piano player, is rigged up like a marionette. Thus begins an evening of torture instigated by a disgruntled and envious extra--an evening that inevitably ends in madness and depravity.Takashi Miike (ICHI THE KILLER, DOLLS) restrains his characteristic gratuitous gore in favor of a haunting ghost tale in BOX. A talented but antisocial novelist, Kyoko (Mitsuru Akaboshi) is haunted by memories of her dead sister. Her publisher develops an interest in her, but Kyoko is drawn to the location of a childhood tragedy, where the circus for which she and her sister performed as contortionists went up in flames. Old rivalries and festering guilt
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