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DIABOLICAL DR. Z: When Dr. Zimmer invents a miraculous machine that is able to control the minds of others, he is ousted from the medical establishment as a hack. The despondent professor soon suffers a heart attack, and his daughter, Irma (Mable Karr), decides to put her father`s discovery to work so she can avenge his death. She takes control of sexy dancer Nadja (Estella Blain) and turns her into a killing machine. Nadja--or Miss Death--seduces the men responsible, one by one, and executes them with poison-tipped fingernails, in a classic film from Jesus Franco.MILL OF THE STONE WOMEN: This uncut classic of Italian gothic horror is a creepy, atmospheric, and unforgettable fairy tale. Shot in stunning Technicolor, the Bava-esque film follows a young artist named Hans (Pierre Brice), who is hired to do a story on a local mill and its reclusive inhabitant, the mysterious Professor Gregorius Wahl (Robert Boehme). Known as the Mill of the Stone Women, the place is populated by statues of infamous female monsters, created by the Professor himself. When Hans meets Wahl`s irresistibly beautiful daughter, he is attracted to her despite his love for his fiancie. As he finds himself succumbing to her charms, women from the village continue to disappear, and Hans becomes ever more certain that the Professor is hiding a dark secret.
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Writer-director Stefan Avalos follows up his indie frightfest THE LAST BROADCAST with another meta inquiry into the symbiotic relationship between filmmaking and reality. Recovering from a mental breakdown, former model Rachel (Paula Ficara) and her boyfriend Kevin (Stephen Wastell) move to Los Angeles to pursue careers in screenwriting. Obsessive about Tinseltown history, the movie-buff couple rent a comfortable bungalow in the hillside community of Edendale, an east Hollywood enclave that was witness to the horrific accident death of a silent-era movie star nearly 80 years ago. But as Kevin's feverish work on a Western screenplay immerses him more and more in the insulated world of his own obsession--a la Jack Nicholson's iconic turn in THE SHINING--Rachel begins suffering from writer's block and nightmarish visions of ghostly possessions that threaten both her sanity and her life.DVD Features:Region 1Amaray CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Surround 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - Stefan Avalos - Director, Marianne Connor - Producer Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer Featurettes - 1. Behind-the-Scenes 1









2. Behind-the-Scenes 2









3. Behind-the-Scenes 3 Additional Scenes (Added Director Commentary)Interactive Features: Scene Access Easter Eggs
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A psychedelic freak-out of a double-bill, includingTHE HOOKED GENERATION: The ambitions of Daisy, Acid and Dum Dum are modest, all they want to be are drug dealers, and how hard can that be in amongst the veritable narcotics feast that was the late 1960's? Well unfortunately for our friends their collective IQ is the size of a low-quality LSD tab, proven by their attempted hijacking of a Cuban boatload of narcotics, which has disastrous consequences for our stoner friends. Join them as they flee from the FBI in this trippy classic.Also featuring THE PSYCHEDELIC PRIEST: Father John accidently sips on a drink laced with LSD and ends up tripping all the way across America, driven by the need to discover his inner-being, man. Say your prayers for him as every hippy, down-and-out, and junky preys on him!DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. William Grefe - Director Behind the Scenes Footage Featurette - MAKO, JAWS OF DEATH! Trailers - 1. Original Trailers + 6 othersText/Photo Galleries: Production Art
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Featuring some of the strangest films to ever hit movie theatres, this collection of the truly bizarre features the following films.BODY MELT: The quaint suburban town of Homesville is in for a shock when a grotesquely infected man arrives to warn them of the evil free pills that are sitting in their mailboxes. NARCOSYS: It`s 2018 A.D., and the world is in turmoil. The dangerous IT Corporation is in control of the masses, drugging them and employing a virus to ward off all competitors. It`s up to a small band of rebels to infiltrate the tightly run corporation and save the population. VIDEO X: This shocking video follows Kentucky killers Dwayne Foote and Darla-Jean Stanton as they embark on a deadly rampage. Watch in awe as the heartless lovers stumble into a situation that triggers one of the most violent crime sprees America has ever seen. SIAM SUNSET: A troubled paint manufacturer travels to the deserts of Australia in search of the calming color that he will call Siam Sunset. On his journey, he encounters Grace (Danielle Cormack), and the two must find a way to survive the Australian outback.HOLLYWOOD SCAREFEST: This is a collection of terrifying short films from the acclaimed Hollywood Scarefest festival. Blending horror, fantasy, and sci-fi, the directors of these award-winning shorts prove that terror comes in many forms. Includes:
Convulsion
by Glenn McQuaid,
A Woman Scorned
by Treva Etienne,
Pause
by Josiah Polhemus,
Jeff Burton`s 911
by Jeff Burton,
Trippin`
by Robb Hanna,
Silent Razor
by Otis Johnson, and
The Walls
by Patrick Rea.
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Circuses and carnivals aren`t always fun and games; as any well-seasoned horror moviegoer can attest, they are often the stuff of nightmares. This collection focuses on the darker side of clowns and funhouse mirrors with a trio of carnival-themed horror classics: in the sublimely atmospheric CARNIVAL OF SOULS (1962), a young woman survives a car crash only to be stalked by a distinctly eerie and hollow-faced man luring her to an abandoned amusement park; in the campy FUNLAND (1989), an emotionally unstable carnival employee (David L. Lander, aka
Squiggy
from LAVERNE & SHIRLEY) goes on a murderous rampage after he loses his job to a circus clown; and in the German expressionist masterpiece THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI (1919), a fairground showman hypnotizes an innocent villager and turns him into a sleepwalking zombie in order to carry out fiendish murders.
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