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The House of Exorcism/Lisa and the Devil from Image Entertainment Customer Review: "lisa and the devil" is, beyond a doubt, mario bava's best movie. i was a little apprehensive about even renting anything by bava as his name is often associated with lucio fulci's, an italian director unparalleled in making sick, gorehound excrement of no redeeming value whatsoever (except maybe as... |
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Hatchet for the Honeymoon - 1969 from Image Entertainment Customer Review: this is a classic low budget gem from the true giallo master mario bava.im not going to give any of the movie away i will just say that i really love this movie its nowhere near his best but the bottom line is mario bava at his worst is better than 85% of anyone else at there best.its a spooky... |
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The Giant of Marathon from Gotham Distribution Customer Review: This is an exceptional sword and sandle Italian production, with Jacques Tourneur (Night of the Demon) directing, and Mario Bava as second unit director (as well as mop-up director). This is my first outing with a Steve Reeves movie, and I see why he became such a hit during his reign in Italian... |
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Today We Kill Tomorrow We Die from Vci/Ffi Customer Review: This title was originally released in 1968 as "Oggi a me... domani a te!" in Italy, or "Today is Me... Tomorrow You" in the US. Directed by relatively unknown Tonino Cervi (at least this seems to be his only western) it seems that the storylines of Dario Argento can never fail. Most interesting is... |
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Two Evil Eyes from Blue Underground Customer Review: I have to confess: I was thrilled beyond words when I heard Blue Underground was releasing this 1991 collaboration between two of my favorite horror masters, George Romero and Dario Argento. I bought the DVD sight-unseen, having only seen a few snippets of sequences from the second story in this... |
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Seven Blood-Stained Orchids from Media Blasters, Inc Customer Review: seven blood stained orchids is a classic little giallo(murder mystery)no its nowhere near dario argento's deep red but it still is a classic.a giallo movie needs to make the viewer think that everyone and anyone could be the killer and or could be the guilty party.i do think that if your a fan of... |
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Four of the Apocalypse from Anchor Bay Entertainment Customer Review: This is a strange movie. It's a dreamy, hypnotic Western, and Fulci was evidently developing the weird dream aesthetics that permeated THE BEYOND and HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY. There are some brilliant sequences: the opening massacre; Chaco's torturing of a lawman; the travelling through the desert... |
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Nightmare City from Anchor Bay Entertain Customer Review: This movie is absolutely hilarious. For one, the make-up on the zombies is SO poor. They don't put make-up around the eyes, and so the zombies end up just looking like guys wearing hamburger meat masks. Secondly, the zombies run around and use weapons! Sorry, but these types of zombies only work... |
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All Grown Up - Growing Up Changes Everything from Paramount Home Video Customer Review: this is better than the rugrats in my opion. they are older so i can relate with them better. i grew up with the rugrats and its cool to see them kinda growing up with me. there are two episodes on this. one of them is "susie sings the blues" its about a talent agent gives Susie the chance to be a... |
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Baron Blood from Image Entertainment Customer Review: This was the supposed sequel to Lisa and the Devil, Bava's shimmering, near-incomprehensible masterpiece. In Baron Blood, Bava has toned the story line down considerably. One of the overiding themes still is cause and effect; that is, in the world of Bava, our actions that we know are wrong but that... |
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Blade in the Dark/Macabre from Anchor Bay Entertain Customer Review: There is still light in the dark for us,horror fans,because companies like Anchor bay bring us so fantastic DVDs for so fantastic price,and Amazon.com bring it to our homes.This is two horror movies from legendary Italian director Lamberto Bava for the price of one VHS. Macabro is very slow... |
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The Arena (aka Naked Warriors) from New Concorde Home Video Customer Review: This was an awesome "guy" movie. 4 elements made it stand out as such. 1) The main characters were Pam Grier and Margeret Markov. Two very attactive women. 2) There was constant action throughout the movie. Even a couple of catfights. 3) Of course it wouldn't be a guy movie without tons of unnecessary... |
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Tomb Of Torture from Image Entertainment Customer Review: OK - it's not THAT bad, but this very minor entry in euro-horror surely lacks in entertainment value. Except for a few delirious scenes of women tied up and tortured by the disfigured man-creature, this movie is mostly just a big giant bore. Characters talk endlessly as the mystery unfolds. Is the... |
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Caligola: La Storia Mai Raccontata from Pro-Active Entertainment Customer Review: My low score is due mainly to the atrocious DVD release, not the movie itself. Why does this DVD bite? Let me count the ways... 1.) Not widescreen 2.) Edited to pieces! The original was much more gory and had several HARDCORE ... scenes. 3.) Poor picture and sound. The movie itself isn't a... |
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House of Clocks from Media Blasters, Inc Customer Review: I'm still trying to figure this movie out. I got it mostly because I loved Lucio Fulci's great "Zombie." House of Clocks was made for Italian TV and looks it. Bad photography, lighting, terrible performances and a script that makes zero sense. The story involves a large Italian villa filled with... |
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Ulysses from Fox Lorber Customer Review: ...and that's putting it mildly! Here Kirk is playing the Greek general Ulysses who spends twenty years away from the bosom of his family, ten at the Trojan War and ten on an ill-fated voyage back to Ithaca. Now, when I first came across my brothers watching this video, I couldn't believe my eyes... |
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Erotic Nights of the Living Dead from Media Blasters, Inc |
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Welcome to Spring Break from Lionsgate/Fox Customer Review: Welcome to Spring Break is the best movie put out in nothing short of forever. I don't understand how others can degrade such a cinematic achievement. Think of when Ronnie Rivera dumps condoms on Skip Banacheck while telling some inapplicable parable about Easter (hiding some eggs perhaps). Think of... |
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Tenebre/Deep Red from Anchor Bay Entertainment Customer Review: i haven't seen these movies, but i am an argento fan and i read that these were good. but whoever is selling these is not going to get anyone to pay such a damn ridiculous price for something that is supposed to cost $30. very unreasonable pricing. |
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