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Opera from Anchor Bay Entertainment Customer Review: When a Opera Singer broke one of her legs in a Car Accident. A young beautiful singer (Christina Marsillach) replaces her at the Opera but when a Serial Killer stalkes her and he forces her (Also he tapes Pins under her Eyes to Keep them Open) to Watch, when her friends are Killed by Him, She has a... |
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Four Times That Night from Image Entertainment Customer Review: "Four times that night" is supposed to be Bava's, according to the liner notes obligatory, "blue movie". Probably in order not to make the movie too flat, the creators adapted the conception of "Rashomon". Unfortunately, I haven't seen the latter movie so far, so that I cannot tell... |
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Mountain of the Cannibal God / Cannibal Man from Anchor Bay Entertain Customer Review: Wow. This lovely Anchor Bay 2-on-1 special deal features two great movies. Mountain AKA Slave of the Cannibal God features two cannibal girls applying body paint to a nude Ursula Andress, which alone makes this one worth the price of admission. There's as much animal mutilation here as Cannibal... |
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Inferno/Phenomena from Anchor Bay Entertainment Customer Review: Dario Argento has again pulled out all the stops to create a most effective horror movie. His style should be known by now and again his use of camera shots and colours are quite effective in this movie. A daughter of a popular movie star is the protagonist in this movie as she can see visions and... |
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The House on the Edge of the Park from Media Blasters, Inc Customer Review: Like the similar 'Last House on the Left', you're either going to love this movie, or hate it with a passion - there's no down the middle. Director Ruggero Deodato takes rape, suffering and violence to near-unbearable extremes, almost trying to out-do the terrors we witnessed in 'Cannibal... |
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Manhattan Baby from Anchor Bay Entertainment Customer Review: A complaint that can be made of just about every one of the many horror movies out these days is that they have in some way, shape or form ripped off something from their predecessors. Manhattan Baby is no exception. Although I do not get the overt Exorcist connection that most people see in this... |
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Slave of the Cannibal God from Westlake Entertainme Customer Review: What can I say about this movie?!? A rescue team sets out to find a woman's (Ursula Andress) husband. They spend most of the movie getting to a mountain top where her husband disappeared. Most of the rescue team is killed before they arrive (even Stacy Keach). Ursula Andress is stripped and covered... |
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Spasmo from Media Blasters, Inc Customer Review: You have to be in the right state of mind to enjoy this movie. The plot becomes so confusing halfway , one can't really tell what's going on. Many will simply turn off the TV, but if you're patient you will be rewarded with an pretty interesting ending. movie has all the familiar trappings: beautiful... |
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The Black Cat from Anchor Bay Entertainment Customer Review: This is one of my favorite Fulci movies. I personelly think the only reason this movie is marked down is for its lack of gore, which I find unjust. Shure the movie doesn't have a lot of gore. But the plot, cinematography, and the super natural overtones were superbe! Any Fulci/Poe fan should check this... |
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The Beyond (Limited Edition) from Anchor Bay Entertainment Customer Review: Italian horror master " Lucio Fulci" has co-written and directed this 1981 supernatural horror thriller about a beautiful rich woman who inherites a hotel that has a dark secret, that's it is haunted by evil spirits, she unleashes the spirits accidently into Louisana with forces of evil around and... |
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Contraband from Blue Underground Customer Review: Bad dialogue, bad directing, bad acting, bad camera work, and slow describe this waste of time. Grab a camcorder, go see "The Godfather", and you probably have tools enough to make a better movie than this; and as far as action and gore are concerned -- it's lame. If you don't believe me, by all... |
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A Bullet for Sandoval from Vci/Ffi |
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Torso from Anchor Bay Entertainment Customer Review: Anchor Bay's DVD of TORSO is incredible - the image is crisp, sharp, colorful and there is no artifacting whatsoever. The print is also UNCUT! For years the movie was seen in the US only in an edited version with most of the gore and sex cut out. It's great to finally see the entire uncut movie with... |
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Atom Age Vampire from Gotham Distribution Customer Review: A beautiful exotic dancer named Jeanette Moreneau (Susanne Loret) is disfigured in a car wreck after her boyfriend Pierre breaks up with her. Jeanette is later visited in the hospital by a mysterious woman named Monique, who tells her of a doctor who can repair her scarred face. Jeanette goes to the... |
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Zombi 3 from Media Blasters, Inc Customer Review: This movie is rediculous. I get tired just thinking about the actual amount of energy it would take to fully convey how poor this waste of movie really is. Sigh... where do I start.... How about the audio? The dubbing is pathetic. The voice over actors are comical, melodramatic characatures of... |
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Horror Classics Triple Feature, Vol. 11 (Lady Frankenstein / The Monster Walks / Monster from a Prehistoric Planet) from Navarre Corporation/ Customer Review: I've been waiting for years for The Monster Walks to come out on DVD, and now it has arrived thanks to Reel Values and the folks at Navarre Home Video. The print is a bit grainy, but far better than the cheap VHS version I bought over 10 years ago. For under 10 bucks, plus 2 other cool movies... |
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Roy Colt and Winchester Jack from Image Entertainment Customer Review: Mario Bava over his career seemed to have carte blanche with the content of his movies, no matter what the budget and although he mainly did giallo thrillers, he sometimes dabbled in comedy, sci-fi and a few spaghetti westerns, which was in vogue at the time. This movie is quite entertaining and even... |
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Hitcher in the Dark from Media Blasters, Inc Customer Review: Hitcher in the Dark (Umberto Lenzi, 1989) Directed by Umberto Lenzi under the name Humphrey Humbert and produced by Joe D'Amato. I mean, come on, doesn't that just scream "Emmanuelle meets Cannibal Ferox" to you? Keep screaming. It ain't even close. A rich kid (Joe Balogh, who also worked with... |
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The New Gladiators from Troma Customer Review: Coming from the 'Italian Master of Gore' I was definately expecting something that this movie is not. It is not comparable to Fulci's masterpieces. While there were a small handfull of scenes where the Master makes himself known, they were too few and far between to keep the movie alive. This... |
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Grim Reaper from Nutech Digital Inc. Customer Review: This is a heavily edited version of Antropophagous made by Joe D'Amato,and its have no menu,and horrible sound. The Movie very good itself,but keep looking for Antropophagous titled UNCUT version.Available at Xploitedcinema.com |
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