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Finally available in America, Spanish director De La Iglesia's (HIDDEN PLEASURES) 1971 film is a shocking study of human cruelty and man's capacity for violence during the last years of Franco's fascist dictatorship. Slaughterhouse worker Marcos (Parra) acquires a taste for blood after he accidentally kills a man during an altercation. Flowing with an insuppressible rage, the once-sane man succumbs to his most depraved passions, eventually indulging in cannibalism to dispose of his victim's bodies. Not for the squeamish!DVD FeaturesRegion 1 EncodingWidescreen AnamorphicTheatrical Trailer
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Capable of symbolizing everything from political turmoil to the fear of mortality, zombies continue to hold metaphoric sway in the world of horror cinema.
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As though enough pretty young women to fill a stadium haven't already been murdered in these films, a young man under the influence of a religious cult goes on a rampage of'redemption,' murdering countless -- what else? -- young women.
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This wildly bizarre Japanese horror movie from master Takeski Miike (AUDITION) follows the mysterious disappearance of Brother, a gangster who was accidentally killed by one of his Mafia cohorts, Minami. Searching for Brother's body--which vanished minutes after he was shot--Minami stumbles into a strange secluded inn and gets a room. He is instantly aware that something fishy is going on, and as he gets to know the innkeepers more intimately that feeling is backed up by evidence. Given to loud, rambunctious sessions of pumping her own breast milk, the innkeeper's wife is certainly a spectacle. Meanwhile, the violent sadomasochistic relationship (read: whipping) shared between the innkeeper, his wife, and his brother is quite another. Nothing, however, can top Miike's grand finale for GOZU which combines some very important Givenchy crotchless panties, an old man who has a unique solution for his anal fixation, and an extremely gelatinous odds-defying birth.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseAnamorphic Letterboxed WidescreenAudio: (unspecified) - Japanese Subtitles - English - OptionalAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Andy Klein, Wade Major - Film Critics Interviews - 1. Takashi Miike - Director (featuring Guillermo Del Toro, Eli Roth - Directors) Trailers Featurette - 1. Making OfText/Photo Galleries: Stills Gallery Biographies Film Notes by Tom Mes - Author ofAgitator: The Cinema of Takashi Miike
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One of moviedom's favorite cult heroes journeys to Japan to save his beloved Tromaville from a foul-smelling conglomerate with evil designs.DVD Features:Region 0 EncodingKeep CaseFeature-Length Director's Commentary
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