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An alien spacecraft goes out of control and crash lands near a small American city. The evil creature from beyond the stars then proceeds to substantially lower the town's population.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Don Dohler - Director Introduction - 1. Lloyd Kaufman - President of Troma Entertainment Outtakes Trailers - 1. Original theatrical trailer






2. TALES FROM THE CRAPPER






3. CITIZEN TOXIE






4. PARTS OF THE FAMILY Additional Footage - 1.Radiation March














2.How to Rip an Arm Off














3.Make Your Own Damn Movie














4.Webmonkey's Bananas
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An ambitious young girl joins a travelling freakshow, marries the wealthy owner, enters into an affair with the Ferris-wheel operator and then pays dearly as the freaks take revenge for her infidelity. AKA: Alley of Nightmares.DVD FeaturesRegion Encoding: All RegionsAudio Commentary by David F. FriedmanArchival Sound Footage of 1930s Carnival SideshowNewsreel Footage of Siamese Twins, including the Hilton and Gibson SistersTheatrical TrailerDavid F. Friedman Gallery of Exploitation ArtSnap Case
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In order to be accepted by BATS, the most elite (and deadly) sorority on campus, Christine will have to demonstrate more than just school spirit. While Christine begins the pledge process with the good intentions of putting an end to this wicked institution, her strength of character is put to the ultimate test as her new sisters try to win her over with their menacing powers. Will the guidance of her abnormal psychology professor (Barbara Crampton of RE-ANIMATOR) be enough to save Christine, or will the witchcraft, torture, and mind control tactics used by the sorority sorceresses deliver her to the same fate as the countless naive freshmen before her?
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Maggie (Jill Schoelen) has been suffering recently from terrifying and realistic dreams. When film students hold a horror-thon to raise money for their department, they discover a film from the 1960s called THE POSSESSOR which mirrors the events in Maggie's nightmares. The director of THE POSSESSOR was a maniac and a mass-murderer who killed his wife before an audience and then burned them all alive. Now the students themselves are the victims of a real psychotic killer whose crimes are inspired by the gruesome horror movie.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85
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A remarkably faithful adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE, director Stephen Weeks' first feature film--made when he was only 22--is also a surprisingly good one. Christopher Lee stars as Charles Marlowe, an early 20th Century psychologist who has discovered a drug that appears to diminish inhibitions. When early tests prove fatal to his vermin subjects, Marlowe takes the next logical course of action and ingests the medication himself. Meanwhile, the doctor's lawyer Frederick Utterson (Peter Cushing, STAR WARS) has learned of Marlowe's friend Blake, who is prone to fits of violence. After trampling a young girl in the street, Blake rushed to pay off the girl's father--with a check written in Marlowe's name. As Marlowe's experiments spin out of control, Utterson comes closer and closer to discovering the horrible truth. Though made on an obviously tight budget, the film is supported by Lee's complex performance, unexpectedly good sets, and the introduction of overtly Freudian themes to the classic story. It also boasts an entertaining amount of cheese, due in part to the fact that the project was originally intended to be presented in 3-D.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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