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Horror -Science Fiction: 3 on a Meathook



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One of the awesomest titles in horror history!

Four girls, going on a bit of a weekend romp at a lake, naturally have car problems on the way home. A nice local boy takes them back to his farm, where he lives with his father...

Very nice. Picture/Sound a very easy 8/10!

Horror -Science Fiction: All the Boys Love Mandy Lane



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Shy Mandy Lane is that unattainable babe everyone lusted for in high school. When she's invited on a weekend away to a ranch, she sees it as a chance to really bond with some guy pals (of course the boys see it as a chance to finally get on with Mandy). As joints get rolled, beer is guzzled and pills are a'poppin', events

take..a..terrifyin' turn. A great film that been shelved for God-knows why. Letterboxed. Picture/Sound a 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Amityville 3D



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The House is back and now it's comin'atcha! A newly separated father moves into the infamous Amityville House (I guess it was a steal) and pretty soon after, his daughter dies in a boating accident (a surprisingly moody scene). The mother comes back after this tragedy and begins seeing her deceased daughter "alive" in the house... A special two disc edition featuring both the both the Stereoscopic and Anaglyphic 3-D Versions plus extras! Letterboxed Picture/Sound a 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Atolladero



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It's the end of this century. The towns between the major cities have become lawless wastelands. Atolladero is one such stink hole. It's ruthlessly run by the 150 year old "Judge" and his boys. The Judge's right hand man is Madden, a half Indian psychopath (played by legend Iggy Pop). One of the few decent men in town is the local cop Lenny who's just plain tired of the damn town's corruption and perversion. What he wants to do is quit his job, and start a new life in L.A. Think there's a catch?
No-one leaves Atolladero alive, not without facing the Judge and his nasty cronies. A cool flick that's a mix between post-apocalyptic down n'dirty Mad Max kind of SF flicks, classic Sergio Leone nihilist coolness, with the attitude of Alex Cox.
A recommended 'lost' classic in a beautiful widescreen print: Picture/sound 10/10.
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Horror -Science Fiction: Atomik Circus - Le retour de James Bataille



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(2004) Directed by Didier Poiraud & Thierry Poiraud. Just about the weirdest amalgaming of a love story-science fiction-Lovecraft influenced-punk rock movie you'll ever see! The story, you ask? Well.. We're told that the films is going to be a love story, a love story that's interrupted when, during Skotlett's annual Beef Pie festival, aliens that look like over-evolved flies land and cause all kids of carnage. Why? … You guessed it! Mating and opening gates to hell! The effects are really pretty darn good - the Poiraud brothers don’t go all out on the CGI, knowing that sometimes not showing everything leaves us wanting more - gruesome and sometimes hilarious! Even the two main stars are good: Vanessa Paradis and Benoit Poelvoorde . The music, by Little Rabbits, was nominated for best soundtrack in the French equivalent of the Grammys. Great Picture and Sound from an out of print international PAL dvd source with menu and chapter stops. Letterboxed and in French with English subtitles. Sound/Picture 10/10

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Horror -Science Fiction: Atomic Cyborg



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A.K.A. Vendetta dal futuro (1986) Directed by Sergio Martino. Not great but a fun time waster of a movie by Sergio Martino. Set in the far off year of 1997, this actioner is about a cyborg who is programmed to kill a scientist who holds the fate of mankind in his hands, but when something stops him from pulling the trigger, you know there's gonna be some sleazy corporate villain ass kickin'.

Great Picture and Sound from an out of print international PAL dvd source with menu and chapter stops. Letterboxed and English dialogue. Sound/Picture 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Ben



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Where 'WILLARD' ended... Ben begins. And this time, he's not alone! A lonely boy, played by Lee H. Montgomery, becomes good friends with Ben, a rat. This rat is also the leader of a pack of vicious killer rats, killing lots of people. What else do you need to know? Picture/Sound a 8/10 -due to it's rarity - picture a little "soft" like most pre-recorded VHS of the time.

Horror -Science Fiction: Black Devil Doll from Hell



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A true rarity and hilariously offensive! A woman buys a doll at a magic shop. Unbeknownst to her, the doll is possessed by an evil spirit, he swears up a sh*tstorm and terrorizes her in every way imaginable. Adults ONLY!

Picture/Sound a 7/10 -due to it's rarity - picture a little "soft" like most pre-recorded VHS of the time.

Horror -Science Fiction: BLADE RUNNER - Original



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The original theatrical version. (1982) Directed by Ridley Scott. One of the greatest SF films of all time back in it's best version: the original theatrical cut complete with voice over narration. Ya gotta know the plot but for the one guy that doesn't:In the future cities are sprawling, hundred story monstrosities. Deckard (Harrison Ford) is a retired Blade Runner, a special policeman who specializes in finding, hunting down, and terminating artificially created humans called replicants. He is drawn back into his job when 4 replicants hijack a ship back to Earth. Lyrical, beautiful and unforgettable. An absolute MUST HAVE.

Perfect Picture and Sound from an out of print international Criterion laserdisc source with beautiful menu. Letterboxed. Sound/Picture 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Boogens



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There Is No Escape!

The "Boogens" are scaly monsters that look somewhat like giant turtles with lots of sharp, nasty teeth.

Surprisingly well acted, this is a total hoot!

Picture/Sound a 9/10.

Horror -Science Fiction: Blood Beach



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Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water - you can't get to it.

Something or someone is attacking people one by one on the beach. Some of them are mutilated, but most of them are sucked into the sand, disappearing without a trace. What is the creature responsible? Where does it live, and where did it come from? And is there any chance of it reproducing?

A cool, post Jaws horror flick.

Picture/Sound a 8.5/10.

Horror -Science Fiction: Braindead Uncut



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When a poisonous Sumatran rat-monkey is taken from a mysterious island to a zoo in New Zealand a haplas shmoe's mother is bitten by the monkey, gradually dying. What do you think happens next? She turns into a zombie, natch, and then she goes around hunting people, and everybody she bites also turn into zombies. Peter Jackson's goriest film by far! Totally uncut and letterboxed.

Picture/Sound a 10/10.

Horror -Science Fiction: Change of Mind



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Directed by Robert Stevens 1969.
Black body--White Brain! A white man's brain is transplanted into a black man's skull. Here lies the conundrum: When and if we do realize the theory of transplanting brains,who survives? - the brain donor or the body donor? Who is the donor and who is the recipient? This movie, however, makes it clear that the brain's owner is the survivor but nevertheless he becomes a changed man, a white man who after experiencing racial discrimination, begins thinking like a black man. The fact that he is a District Attorney does not shield him from racism and surprisingly, even those who knew that he used to be a white man changed their attitude towards him. Made a few years after the anti-racial discrimination laws were passed by the Johnson administration, this film seemed to rub it in onto racists and segregationists. The wonderful jazz music of Duke Ellington helps this movie along. I wish I could hear the soundtrack again.
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Horror -Science Fiction: Colossus Of New York



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(1958) Directed by Eugène Lourié. I really like this cool '50's rarity. Wouldn't you know it! Doctor Jaeremy Spensser (Ross Martin), a genius and humanitarian, is killed in an terrible accident just after winning the Nobel Peace Prize. Before his burial, his father William, a brilliant brain surgeon, secretly works on Spensser's body-what was he doing? What do you think? He later reveals to his other son Henry that he'd removed the brain and has kept it on life support in the hopes to encase it in a robot body! In the robot body Jaeremy's gentle personality shines through but this changes slowly, and eventually it starts to act homicidally...

Very good Picture and Sound from a long out of print commercial pre-record source with menu and chapter stops. Sound/Picture 8.5/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Dämonenbrut



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(2000) (V) Directed by Andreas Bethmann. Increasingly known as Germany's Joe D'Amato, Andreas Bethmann's films mixes plenty of blood, and sex.

Andreas Bethmann is at his X-Rated best again in this sex n' fore fest and it's the director's cut to boot!

After a bank robbery a couple of gangsters decide to lay low for a while on an island and you guessed it-they picked the wrong island. An island where demonic forces at work! The effects? Low-budget, but are pretty damned effective and what can you say about a movie that contains among its insanities a montage of demons tentacle-raping their victims? Plus, still looking SWEET is Katja Biernet (she of Jess Franco and German sexploitation films) in a starring role.

Whooo ha! ADULTS ONLY! A beaut of a print with a great menu. Widescreen Picture/Sound 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: The Day of the Triffids



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(1981) (MADE FOR TV) Directed by Ken Hannam. One of my all time favorite SF novels is back in a really good mini series Brit adaption.

It's set in England late in the 20th century, following a small group of people as they try to survive in a world where most everyone has been rendered blind by some kind of unexplained phenomenon. This has just about brought about the collapse of civilization. That and the new presence of Plants called Triffids, a previously docile species of mobile carnivorous plant (!) who 'realize' humanity's new weakness and start to develop a taste for these blind, slow moving, meaty morsels, forcing those remaining sighted humans to abandon cities and move to isolated rural areas and islands. Complete mini series on 2 Dvd-rs. Great print menu & chapter stops. Picture/Sound 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Día de la Bestia, El



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Directed by Álex de la Iglesia 1995 Horror
A devilishly dark horror comedy from the director of ACCION MUTANTE.
A basque priest finds by means of a cabalistic study of the bible that the anti-christ is going to be born on Christmas day in Madrid. Helped by a heavy-metal fan and by the showman of a TV esoteric program, he will try to invoke the devil to find out the place of birth and kill the baby.
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Horror -Science Fiction: Evil Aliens



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(2005) Directed by Jake West. If you like your horror gory, crass, low budget, and ass kicking.. guess what? This one's for you! A sexy (really sexy) reporter for trash 'true mysteries' TV show is sent off to follow up on a lead about an alien abduction and pregnancy in the Welsh countryside. Putting together a crew of misfits including the always horney cameraman and boom operator, a REALLY gay actor and a blonde call girl to do the 're-enactment' scenes, and as an 'expert' an alien abduction fetishist geek (obviously modeled after Peter Jackson's character in 'Bad Taste').

Of course the abductee lives in a farmhouse with three insane, impossible to understand, violent prone, hick brothers on an island that gets surrounded by water as the tides come in at night - isolating them.

The army of aliens act as cannon fodder for the super gory set pieces that consist of everything from a full sized crucifix to any and all farm machinery you can think of. And of course, being an alien abduction flick there's a crazy alien probe scene in there too! Great letterboxed print in with menu & chapter stops. Picture/Sound 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Filmgore



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Directed by Ken Dixon, Kurt Tarvis. 1983
"Filmgore" is another of those horror compilation tapes that turn up in bargain bins and older video stores. As such, it does it's job, but leaves much to be desired. First off, I think Elvira really needed some new material for this. Her jokes are beyond lame for the most part and more an annoyance than anything I ended up fast-forwarding through them. Second, many of the scenes used on the tape are not particularly gory; more suitable clips from more suitable films would've been nice. However, what this compilation DOES have are condensed versions of several notorious gore flicks: "Two Thousand Maniacs", "Blood Feast", "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" notorious but not gory, "Driller Killer", and "Snuff". Basically, if you are unable or unwilling to find copies of these films, you get the condensed versions of them here - if you want to see any of them in their entirety, however, be warned that most clips give away the films' endings. Of course, in the case of "Snuff", that is a good thing: you can see the infamous ending without wading through the rest of the film. Several other films are represented here, including the god-awful "Carnival of Blood" which will most likely make you fall asleep even in this edited version and the unintentionally funny "Drive-In Massacre", which features a REALLY funny decapitation and a great ending that must've been hilarious when it was shown in actual drive-ins. So if this material appeals to you, by all means go out and rent "Filmgore". Just don't expect a very polished or well put-together presentation.
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Horror -Science Fiction: Forbidden World



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I remember this one playing downtown and missing it.. until now. Not as cool as the cover but how in the flikkin' world COULD it be?

On planet Xarbia, an experimental life form, Subject 20, has been created by an elite group of researchers in hopes of preventing a galactic food crisis. It all goeas as planned, that is if the plan was for Subject 20 to become deadly. What to do? Get the best troubleshooter in the Galaxy handle it. Picture/Sound a very easy 8/10!

Horror -Science Fiction: Friday The 13Th - 3D



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If you're on THIS site ya gotta be intimately familiar with this one. If not, sheesh, okay here goes:

Years after a helpless young boy drowns at a remote summer camp and counselors are end up killed the next summer the new owner of Camp Crystal Lake decides.. to reopen... whaddaya think happens after that? Two Disc special edition that contains BOTH versions of 3D! (Sequential and Anaglyphic 3D)

Super rare! and an awsome set.

Horror -Science Fiction: The Gate



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A really fun Canuck horror film with some real kick-ass in-camera effects.

Three young children accidentally release a horde of nasty, pint-sized demons from a hole in a suburban backyard. Of course it up to the kids to overcome a nightmarish hell that is literally taking over the Earth. Widescreen / Picture/Sound a very easy 9/10!

Horror -Science Fiction: Ghost Son



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(2006) Directed by Lamberto Bava. The new movie from Bava is a paranormal thriller and a love story that definitely keeps you guessing. Stacey and Mark are in love. They both live blissfully on his farm. Then, one day Mark disappears without a trace. Stacey is certain despite everything that he wouldn't ever leave her alone. One night she dreams about a night with Mark, a great, unique night of love that feels REAL. Months later, wouldn't you know it, baby Martin is born. She starts living in an unreal dimension where reality is mixed with imagination and memories. Is Martin is the son of the ghost of Mark? Coolly atmospheric yarn from one of the masters of horror. Beautiful sound and picture from an international dvd source. Sound/picture a 10/10. Dvd menu.

Horror -Science Fiction: Ghostwatch



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Made For TV (1992) This creepy gem aired "live" on the BBC on halloween as a true 'investigation into the supernatural'. Four respected presenters and a camera crew go live to discover the truth behind 'The most haunted house in Britain'. The presenters joke around, expecting a nothing more than a couple of light-hearted scares and probably the uncovering of a hoax. They think they are in control of the situation. They think they are safe. The viewers settle down and decide to watch 'for a laugh'. What they don't expevt is a supremely effective mock documentary that will creep the bejeezuz out of you. We promise. Runtime: 91 min / Country: UK Great quality: Picture/Sound 9/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Glen and Randa



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Directed by Jim McBride. 1971 SF / Drama
Teenagers Glen and Randa are members of a tribe that lives in a rural area, several decades after nuclear war has devastated the planet. They know nothing of the outside world, except that Glen has read about and seen pictures of a great city in some old comic books. He and Randa set out to find this city.
"Glen and Randa," takes place in an unspecified time after a nuclear holocaust. Free of the apocalyptic battles and black-leather-clad demagogues that would soon come to dominate this genre, this pic starts with, and stays with, the commonplace, such as mining mountains of refuse for usable canned goods. From comic books, Glen has an image of a shining city somewhere "out there." He and the by-now pregnant Randa they're teenagers set out on a journey to find it. Along the way, they find a horse, a house, a companion, an ocean where there ought not to be one, and a boat. No pillars of fire. No Statue of Liberty toppled on the beach. This is a small movie that views the small subject of day-to-day survival from a strictly human viewpoint. The "X" rating is, by today's standards, completely unaccountable.
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Horror -Science Fiction: Haze



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Far Out East (2005) Directed by Shinya Tsukamoto. At only 40 minutes long, Haze is like a punch in the gut. Again Shinya Tsukamoto proves that he not afraid of pushing boundaries in terms of what might be shown. Plus the guy shure knows what scares us. The short is like your worst nightmare come alive. I don't want to say too much. It's time to buy this mother and feel really uncomfortable for 40 minutes. Recommended! Great print in with menu & chapter stops. Subtitled in English. Picture/Sound 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Humanoid



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aka Umanoide, L' (1979) Directed by Aldo Lado. Yeesh! This is a flikkin' oddity!

Okay.. ya gotta admit The Humanoid has a pretty kick ass cast. Arthur Kennedy (LAWRENCE OF ARABIA), Barbara Bach (CAVEMAN),Massimo Serato (AUTOPSY), Richard Kiel (007 flicks) And the crew? Enzo G. Castellari, Giannetto De Rossi, Antonio Margheriti, and... Ennio Morricone! Every one of them working seemingly single mindedly half assed.

Goofy special effects, dumb-ass dialog, this low-budget Italian/Turkish STAR WARS ripoff contains enough ineptness to give most people a good jaw-dropping, roll around the floor good time. As villains go, the DARTH VADER-like costume the very fey Ivan Rassimov (EATEN ALIVE, ULTIMO MONDO CANNIBAL) is the toughest thing about this guy. How do you like such commanding evil lines like: "so you have come to battle me at last, princely hero!" or "you failed to kill the girl! You are stripped of your command.. for 100 days!" Flikkin' hilarious. Great letterboxed print in English with menu & chapter stops. Picture/Sound 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: It



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(1966) Directed by Herbert J. Leder. Do you love Golem movies as much as I do? The story is just so cool..so Monster of Frankensteinish sans the pesky damned soul inside the creature. A fire in one of a museum's store houses destroys everything inside.. everything but one single statue, withstanding the fire mysteriously undamaged. Soon after that, the museum director is found dead. Could his meek assistant have had anything to do with IT!? With a great performance from Roddy McDowall.

Great Picture and Sound from an out of print international PAL dvd source with menu and chapter stops. Letterboxed in English. Sound/Picture 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Junk



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Cool new Russian horror flick! Marina is an experienced journalist, specializing in the most extreme cases she can find but after someone she had written about is shot by cops in front of her she becomes disillusioned with journalism and gives her notice. Wouldn't ya know it? She's persuaded to do just one more story about a serial killer who's placed in some special clinic.

He of course escapes and hides in a deserted holiday village called Dacha. She follows him and gets lost in this surreal, empty setting as he starts hunting her...

Great print in with menu & chapter stops. Subtitled in English. Picture/Sound 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Megaforce



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(1982) Directed by Hal Needham. Yikes! It's the 80's! Chock full of cheese, cheese, cheese... What can you say about it: It's gotta be high on a lot of people's 'guilty pleasures' list. The special effects are alright in a 1982 kinda way but the best part of it is that no-one and I mean no-one took this project too seriously. You want the plot? Ace Hunter (gotta love that name) is the leader of Megaforce, an elite group of American soldiers who travel the world to fight Evil. This time having to take out a third rate dictator. For fans of a good laugh, cheezy laughs & a good time, and remember: The good guys always win, even in the 80's!

Good Picture and Sound from a loong out of print pre-record source, but as is the case with old VHS pre-records the source was probably a film copy, resulting in the picture being a bit "soft" - with menu and chapter stops. Sound/Picture 7.5-8/10

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Horror -Science Fiction: Monster a.k.a. Uncut Humanoids from the Deep



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Uncut!

Crazy sci-fiction/horror film about half man/half creatures coming on shore in a small town. What are they there for? Kill all the dogs, children and men and mate with all the women.

A real treasure from the 1980's and is still one of the most entertaining "B" films from the era. Widescreen / Picture/Sound a very easy 9/10!

Horror -Science Fiction: Mutation Directors Cut



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Marc Fehse's Director's Cut of the classic German splatter film MUTATION. In the present a man in infected by a serum made by the 3rd Reich during WWII. The Dead are unleashed in Braunschweig and begin to devour all the poor humans caught in their path. 2 rival gangs in the midst of a drug war attempt to stop the bloody carnage. Guns, zombies and plenty of blood make this a must see for fans of the German underground splatter scene. Stars Mark Door, Marc Fehse, Carsten Fehse, Yazid Benfeghoul, Andreas Schnaas & Oliver Krekel.

Horror -Science Fiction: The Mutilator



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(1985) Directed by Buddy Cooper. A good old-school stalk n' slash flick from deep in the 80's. A group of teenagers decide to vacation at the beach house of one of their fathers. Naturally, the kid whose father owns the house just happened to accidentally kill his mother when he was a child. Did we mention that good old dad collects weird weapons n' such? It's a good thing dad's away during their stay. Funny, wasn't his prized battleaxe displayed proudly on the wall? I wonder where it's gone? By the numbers? Yup. Hellovalotta fun? Yup.

Good Picture and Sound from a loong out of print pre-record source, but as is the case with old VHS pre-records the source was probably a film copy, resulting in the picture being a bit "soft" - with menu and chapter stops. Sound/Picture 7.5-8/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Necronomicon



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A cool Lovecraft anthology divided into four segments: "The Library" (This is the wraparound tale where Lovecraft 'himself' researches the Book of The Dead.. some books were not meant to be opened however...) whoooo... the rest are retelling of "The Drowned", "The Cold", and "Whispers"

Widescreen / Picture/Sound a very easy 8/10! But has unremoveable Japanese subtitles.

Horror -Science Fiction: Planet of Storms



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aka Planeta Bur (1962) Directed by Pavel Klushantsev. A real SCIENCE fiction film from Russia and a very worthwhile addition to any SF fan's collection.

Three spacecraft set out to explore Venus, two arrive, one commanded by Captain Masha which smartly remains in orbit while the other one lands on the planet. The rest of the movie is a fast-paced adventure story with the astronauts dealing with volcanic eruptions, giant animals and hostile plants. The sets are amazingly well designed with crazy otherworldly color schemes that work really well in displaying the alienness of the Venusian landscapes.The result is the best straightforward, unpretentious sf space travel movie made in the USSR.

Great print in with menu & chapter stops. Subtitled in English. Picture/Sound 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Ratman



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Directed by Giuliano Carnimeo. ONE WEIRD FLIKKIN MOVIE!

A maniac butchers a fashion model on a Caribbean island and leaves the body to be eaten by rats. The model's sister suspects something isn't quite right with the police investigation and decides to go snooping on her own. With her friend, Fred, their investigations lead them to an unknown part of the island where they discover a monstrosity of a rat-like man. The creature is killed by Fred, but the true horror of it's nature is just beginning...

The story is pretty simple: a series of strange murders start happening on the small island. After a fashion model is butchered, her sister suspects something isn't quite right with the police investigation and decides to go snooping with the assistance of a reporter...leading them to an unknown part of the island where they discover a monstrosity of a rat like man. So what's so weird about this flick? The RATMAN! Scary and creepy as hell, you'll find yourself watching his scenes again and again until his wee image is pasted on your noggin; forever!

Really good Picture and Sound from an out of print international source with menu and chapter stops. Dubbed in English with unremoveable Asian subtitles. Sound/Picture 9/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Rawhead Rex



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Directed by George Pavlou 1986. He's Pure Evil. Pure Power. Pure Terror.
Ireland will never be the same after Rawhead Rex, a particularly nasty demon, is released from his underground prison by an unwitting farmer. The film follows Rex's cross country rampage, while a man struggles to stop it. As far as monsters go, the title creature here takes the cake. He I guess it's a he is representative of what most imagine a typical lumbering monster to look like: huge 8 or 9 feet tall, hairy, big teeth, with a nasty disposition. He seems to exist only to kill human beings, usually *AARRR* growling in the process. However, since this is based on a Clive Barker story, the monster turns out to be what began our notions of what the devil is. In a veiled jab at the modern church, one of the characters is a church rep who immediately switches sides to worship at the altar of this filthy behemoth, who, at one point, urinates on his new subject in appreciation. Ah, that Barker, whatta card. The monster also avoids killing pregnant females, for reasons I can't really remember maybe babies are future food or potential sacrifice? The rest, of course, is typical monster-on-the-loose fare, this time in the Irish countryside. The main lead Dukes, pretty good is a visiting American, however, who very quickly has a personal stake in destroying the murdering beast. In amusing sidelines, we see the natural antagonism towards the visitor from the locals; the coppers scoff at his account of a monster. Oh yes, he is a writer, this American fella. The ending is kind of sappy, and then there's a twist which doesn't really make sense, just for simple shock effect. But, you'll remember that snarling giant for awhile afterward.
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Horror -Science Fiction: Robinsons Lost In Space



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This unaired pilot was not picked up for a series. The new series included Adrianne Palicki as Judy, Jayne Brook of Chicago Hope costarring as the Mom.
John Woo directed and was an exec producer.
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Horror -Science Fiction: Rossa Venezia



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If you like some sex to go with your horror, check this one out. If you like some horror to go with your sex, this is an even better one for you. If you like a little background horror in the midst of your hardcore porn, yeah, this is your movie.

ADULTS ONLY!

Horror -Science Fiction: Snuff Movie



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(2005) Directed by Bernard Rose. Directed by one of my faves. Bernard Rose, who directed 'Candyman' and the criminally underrated 'Immortal Beloved' has created a weird flick that is a kind of melding of the contrivances of reality series' mixed with 'The Wicker Man' and Dennis Hopper's 'Last Movie'.

It seems that, three decades earlier, a terrible thing happened at the mansion-like home of a famous horror director. While away at some casino or other, a group of Manson family types enter his mansion and murder a bunch of his friends. This trauma results in the same director disappearing from public view. Suddenly the same director is back with a new project: he auditions and brings a group of actors back to the same mansion to participate in a reality-show type of experiment where everyone must be in character 24/7 and everything is filmed. Yup, it's not too long before the line between acting and reality start to blur...

Great letterboxed print in with menu & chapter stops. Picture/Sound 10/10

ADULTS ONLY!

Horror -Science Fiction: Smoke Em If You Got Em



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The Third World War has happened. Bombs are dropping everywhere, even Australia. In the ruins that follow, two survivors find a bomb shelter. Only to find that the survivors in there are having a party. What a party! They're all dying so why not have a party. So follows some serious black humour and a movie well worth watching. Directed by Ray Boseley.
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Horror -Science Fiction: Starcrash



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Caroline Munro plays the films heroine Stella Star the sexy half of the space pirate duo. Munro tries her best to belt out lines with as much emotion as she can muster. The cliche lines read like something straight out of 1930s afternoon serials.
Prince Simon, played by a young David Hasselhoff, comes near the film's end with limited acting.
Christopher Plummer does an excellent job as The Emperor.
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Horror -Science Fiction: Star Wars Holiday Special



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Horror -Science Fiction: Sugar Hill



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(1974) Directed by Paul Maslansky. One of our favorite genres: 70's blaxploitation and horror (Blacula, Scream Blacula Scream, Blackenstein..) .

It is a pretty neat little film with some good horror sequences of zombies in graveyards and zombies administering revenge. A cool horror/revenge film about a beauty of a woman who's boyfriend is beaten to death by thugs wanting to buy his business. Looking for payback, she seeks the help of an old voodoo woman (Mrs. Jefferson on the Jeffersons) to help her reach the spirit world, selling her soul in the process, in exchange for an army of Zombies... who proceed to dispatch each individual in some gruesome ways. A cool, must have, zombie flick. Great Picture and Sound from an international dvd source with menu and chapter stops. In English. Sound/Picture 10/10

Horror -Science Fiction: Tales from the Crypt



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Directed by Freddie Francis 1972. Horror
DEATH LIVES in the Vault of Horror!
Five different people get lost while touring an ancient burial crypt and are confronted by the mysterious hooded crypt keeper Ralph Richardson who tells each individual a story to their impending fates. In the first, "All Through the House," a murderous wife Joan Collins is terrorized by a maniac in a Santa Claus suit on Christmas Eve. In "Relfection of Death," a philanderer Ian Henry has an accident with his mistress and then wanders the Earth unaware that he's dead. In "Poetic Justice," the son of a greedy real estate man Robin Phillips and his father plot to drive an elderly man Peter Cushing out of their neighborhood only to have the man commit suicide on Valentine's Day, and return to get revenge. In "Wish You Were Here," a crooked businessman Richard Greene and his wife buy a Chinese curio that will grant her three wishes, which naturally go wrong. In the last story, "Blind Alleys," a cruel and heartless new director of a home for the blind Nigel Patrick gets the tables turned on him by his long oppressed residents who exact a cruel revenge.
Five people are trapped in a crypt and are shown their futures by the evil cryptkeeper. They are given the option of avoiding their fates - by avoiding living out the rest of their lives. Based on the old and rather controversial E.C. Comics of the mid-20th century, this horror anthology is an above average entry in an intriguing and all but dead genre. Here there is a tour group seen roaming through some ancient catacombs with five attendees obstinately staying behind, despite numerous warnings to stick close together. They find themselves severed from the group and wind up in a tomb-like room with creepy Richardson in a monk's robe doling out orders and insights. The quintet is made to sit while each one gets a glimpse into his or her recent life. Thus the five brief stories are presented in order, each one with a morbid, ironic or gory twist to it. Collins looking svelte and attractive is in the first one. She splits her husband's head open as he's benignly reading the newspaper while cheery Christmas music plays on the soundtrack. Hilariously, she kicks him down the steps while "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" drones on. Before she can properly dispose of his body, an escaped mental patient in a Santa suit starts terrorizing her! Then Hendry is shown leaving his wife and children for a younger woman. A fateful experience on the freeway changes his life forever. Next up, snooty Phillips is being driven up the wall by his neighbor - kindly, but eccentric, old man Cushing. Phillips continuously thwarts Cushing until he gives up...but does he? A fourth tale features Greene as a greedy gunrunner who is forced to part with his possessions, but his wife spies an inscription on an old statuette and discovers that she can use it to ask for three wishes. This doesn't work out quite as optimistically as she had hoped. Finally, Patrick is a militant, heartless administrator of a home for the blind. He pushes the male inhabitants there to their limit and winds up paying dearly for his sins. Though no story gets enough time spent on it to really flesh it out to it's greatest potential, most of them are really intriguing and usually very well acted. The spareness of the locations and effects help set a rather desolate and chilly mood. The finest acting is probably provided by Cushing in a very atypical role. The most memorable vignette is the last one which features an unforgettable comeuppance. Fans of British horror and especially of anthologies will rank this pretty highly, but it's interesting enough to lure other viewers as well.
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Horror -Science Fiction: These Are The Damned



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While made under the Hammer Films banner, THE DAMNED is not a typical SF picture by any means. Expatriate director Joseph Losey set out to make a social parable more than an SF thriller. He succeeds in showing how society's increasing violence and callousness on the streets could lead to the horrible thought of "breeding" radioactive children in the government in order to survive an inevitable (?) nuclear war. The moral is both, of the time & time-less. Of course, modern audiences may feel that the end of the Cold War makes such a tale outdated and even silly - but are we only fooling ourselves?
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Horror -Science Fiction: Underworld



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1985 Also Known As:Transmutations - Directed by George Pavlou A horrible experiment. A criminal empire. One thing in common... Given that this is based on a Clive Barker story, and contains some major acting talent it should be good. It's NOT good, and the blame for that rests squarely with director George Pavlou. It could have been an interesting melding of the crime/horror genre, but takes every wrong turn possible. Larry Lamb is a good actor, but he is so hopelessly miscast here as the hard man reluctantly dragged back into the criminal underworld, that there is a gaping hole at the heart of the film where a central character should be. In fact most of the normally reliable actors here, turn in awful performances. The sets are awful the neon tube underground lab looks like a Gary Numan stage set. The costumes are awful the gangsters dress like Duran Duran. The music is awful, and the dialogue is awful. The script is so bad its difficult to imagine Barker had anything to do with it. At one point "our hero" is injected with the deadly transmutating drug, absolutely nothing happens to him, its simply not referred to again !. In playing down the horror element, and playing up the crime element, the producers missed an opportunity to produce a piece of contemporary horror, and instead produced a cheap looking Mockney version of Miami Vice. Most of the people involved leave this off their c.v.'s. I'd certainly leave it off your shopping list.
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Horror -Science Fiction: Una de Zombis



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This film is low budget, politically incorrect and makes fun of a lot of things nobody should laugh at. But, what the hell, that's what I love the early Kevin Smith's work. And Una de Zombis' filmmakers also want to give the best action and adventure fun that their budget can buy. You know what? They made it!

Horror -Science Fiction: The Vault of Horror



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Directed by Roy Ward Baker 1973 Horror
Everything that makes life worth leaving!
Five men trapped in the basement vault of an office building share visions with each other of thier demise. Stories revolve around vampires, bodily dismemberment, east indian mysticism, an insurance scam, and an artist who kills by painting his victims' deaths.
A great anthology film in the Amicus tradition. Five men find themselves going down an elevator into a huge roomlooking like a giant boardroom where they seem to be expected. Each one has afear that continually seems to plague him and they relate their fears to each other. The opening lacks the production values and Sir Ralph Richardson of its predecessor Tales From the Crypt as the crypt-keeper sorely, but the stories are all well-done with finesse from cast, crew, and the very able direction of an underappreciated Roy Ward Baker. The first story is about vampires in a small English town, and it is a very tasty vignette. The second story, starring Glynis Johns and Terry-Thomas both funny beyond belief, is the comedic relief of the film about a man who is too neat who needs to have that point hammered into his head by his wife. For him it is definitely a jarring experience. The third story is about a magician and his wife that kill to acquire a magic trick. Curt Jurgens is very good as the evil magician. A good story. The fourth story iseasily the weakest about a man buried alive for insurance. Lastly, the most literate of the stories concerns Dr. Who's Tom Baker seeking revenge on those that have profited on his artwork behind his back. He gets revenge through voodoo. All in all a great deal of fun. As previously stated, be sure to get the uncut version.
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Horror -Science Fiction: Willard



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Classic!

A social misfit, Willard is a bit of a loser. Made fun of by his co-workers while being squeezed out of the company started by his deceased father. Life isn't too good for the poor shlub. He seems helpless, defeated in life. Untill, that is, he discovers and makes friends with an extraordinary rat...

Horror -Science Fiction: Zombie Diaries



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Sometime in the early part of the 21st Century, an unknown virus began spreading..a zombie virus.. in weeks it had spread over the whole planet, Zombie Diaries unfolds amazingly well as three video diaries reveal in 'real' footage (I know but it really really works in this one) the early days of the plague, right through to the last days of the apocalypse....

One of the best zombie films out there and it's a crime more people don't know it.

Widescreen. Picture/Sound a 9.5/10!