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Bela Lugosi plays crazed scientist Dr. Paul Carruthers, who feels he has been treated horribly by the cosmetics companies and sets out to get his revenge. To do this, he comes up with an ingenious -- and very deadly -- scheme: he trains bats to murder his enemies. Whenever the creatures smell the scent of a perfume he has created, they attack. Of course, Dr. Carruthers makes sure that the targets of his wrath are covered in the fragrance. Can the madman be stopped before he and his bats strike again?
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In this chapter of this horror series based on works by Stephen King, a medical student who has moved to the country races to discover what evil force is holding sway with the town's children..DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85:1Audio: Stereo - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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An angel comes to Earth to learn to live like a human, only to get embroiled in the worlds of terrorism, drugs, and pornography. When he learns of a plot involving the shipping of dangerous materials abroad inside pornographic videotapes for the purpose of mass destruction, he wants to stop it, but it is against the law of angels to intervene in human history. His feelings of anger lead to an orgy of bloodshed.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers Bonus Short Film Deleted ScenesText/Photo Galleries: Still Gallery
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Another creepy old mansion horror tale.
This time
the Black Ace
menaces a frightened group of stranded victims, leaving his card on each of their cold dead corpses.
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In 19th century Paris, someone is murdering young women and dumping their bodies into the Seine. That someone is Gaston (John Carradine), a
handsome, brooding painter and puppeteer who strangles his models with a black tie. Jean Parker plays Lucille, a dressmaker who finds herself drawn to Gaston's tortured soul after she attends his puppet opera of FAUST. Gaston's shady art dealer (Ludwig Stossel) knows he kills women, but conceals evidence because his paintings sell. When Gaston's latest victim is recognized in one of his works at an exhibit, inspector LeFevre (George Pembroke) takes steps to trap the mysterious painter. This is an amazing, low-budget work by acclaimed cult director Edgar G. Ulmer. Filled with repertoire costumes and painted backgrounds, the stagey feel nonetheless adds to the claustrophobic air of melancholy that hangs over the film, as if the cast were all puppets themselves in some cheap production. It's not a particularly scary film, but it offers plenty of excitement and has moments of beauty, and Carradine is effective as the quietly tortured, magnetic artist.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseArchive of Rare StillsOriginal 15 Minute Featurette on the Making-Of BLUEBEARDNever-Before-Seen Color Footage
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