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Cult director Monte Hellman (TWO-LANE BLACKTOP, THE SHOOTING) returns to the screen after a 9-year lapse with this incredibly strange picture which was shot in the heart of Spain. Based on the novel by Alberto Vazquez Figueroa (whose other books inspired the films DESERT WARRIOR, ORO ROJO, and OCEANO), IGUANA features another cult favorite, Everett McGill (Big Ed of TWIN PEAKS' Big Ed's Gas Farm), in the lead role. McGill is Oberlus, a 19th Century sailor who is cursed with a grotesque facial deformity and as a result is taunted with the nickname Iguana. After he is relentlessly abused and tortured by his callous shipmates, he finds himself stranded on a deserted island. Unfortunately for a group of shipwrecked sailors, they seek refuge on Oberlus' land at a time when he's finally become fed up with the entire human race. It isn't long before he begins to wreak havoc on them, forcing two of the shipwrecked sailors, Sebastien (Michael Madsen) and Gamboa (Fabio Testi), to stand up for their crew, saving the lives of everyone in the process. Difficult to label, IGUANA features an unsettling blend of action, gore, humor, and drama, making it a hard-to-find, but always interesting film.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.78Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Stereo SurroundAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1.Monte Hellman - Director














2.Steve Gaydos - Writer














3.Everett McGill - StarText/Photo Galleries: Bios - 1.Monte Hellman - Director
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An editorial assistant for a horror film production company finally breaks under the onslaught of gore and death he witnesses on celluloid every day. A satire of modern horror splatterfests. Available in rated and unrated versions.
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First of the BLAIR WITCH PROJECT knockoffs, this purported documentary focuses on four actors portraying a psychic, a ghost hunter, a history student, and a filmmaker, who travel to Louisiana to investigate a house that is allegedly haunted by the ghosts of slaves who were rumored to have been tortured and killed within its confines. Claiming that the footage is indeed the real thing, the filmmakers present the documentary in a cinema verite style.
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This 2-disc set contains Universal Studios' horror classic, THE MUMMY (1932), and its four sequels: THE MUMMY'S HAND (1940), THE MUMMY'S TOMB (1942), THE MUMMY'S GHOST (1944), and THE MUMMY'S CURSE (1944). See individual titles for details.DVD FeaturesRegion 12-Disc SetDisc One:Contains THE MUMMYFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Mono 2.0 - EnglishAdditional Release material: Audio Commentaries - 1. Paul M. Jensen - Film Historian Theatrical Trailer Featurette - 1. MUMMY DEAREST: A HORROR TRADITION UNEARTHED ArchivesDisc Two:Contains THE MUMMY'S HAND, THE MUMMY'S TOMB, THE MUMMY'S GHOST, THE MUMMY'S CURSEFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Theatrical Trailers
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Cult photographer Carlos Batts updates Grant Wood's iconic painting in this dark, visually disturbing horror film. The original masterpiece was a satirical comment on American life, and Batts intensifies this satire by imagining a new story to accompany the work. A farmer battles his conscience over a past crime of passion, whose dire effects haunt him terribly. Batts's visually compelling, utterly disturbing film is accompanied by his third book of photographs, which exhibit a similarly macabre sensibility. With an anachronistic style that freely mixes elements of high and low culture, Batts eschews common standards of beauty to explore darker realms that often go overlooked.
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