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Tag Archives: psychic phenomena
Beneath the Planet of the Apes on DVD
Talk about underground films…. Not every hit film demands a sequel. Sure, there’s been talk over the years about The Graduate 2, Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind, and Prettier Woman, but so far the filmmakers of many big hits … Continue reading
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Tagged atomic bomb, Charleton Heston, DVD, James Franciscus, mind control, Movie, mutants, nuclear holocaust, planet of apes, post-apoc world, psychic phenomena, Review, sci-fi, sequel, Tod Andrews, Victor Buono
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The Beyond on DVD
Injury to Eibon This 1981 Lucio Fulci gorefest followed his success with Zombie, and can be seen as a companion feature to his City of the Living Dead (aka Gates of Hell), and perhaps even Dario Argento’s incomplete Three Mothers … Continue reading
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Tagged animal attack, David Warbeck, demons, DVD, Eurotrash, ghosts, haunted house, heads roll, horror, injury to eye, Italy, Katherine McColl, Lucio Fulci, Movie, psychic phenomena, Review, torture, zombies
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Black Sabbath on DVD
Karloff and Bava’s trilogy of terror The liner notes for this DVD presentation of Mario Bava’s contribution to the anthology film flap of the early ’60s are provided by Tim Lucas. This is so fitting it’s almost ironic. If not … Continue reading
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Tagged anthology, Boris Karloff, commentrak, corpses, DVD, Eurotrash, ghosts, heads roll, horror, Italy, Les Baxter, Mario Bava, Mark Damon, Movie, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, Review, Tim Lucas, vampire
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Angel of Death
The Sound of Horror If I was asked to give some kind of advice to young filmmakers – I haven’t been, but if I was – I’d start with this: The audience may forgive poor acting, direction, out of focus … Continue reading
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Tagged backyard, Dave Lawler, DTV, hallucinations, Movie, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, Review, VHS, witchcraft
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Dark City
Back in Black Well, you can’t accuse them of using an inaccurate title. Director Alex Proyas’ follow-up to his tremendously successful The Crow is set in a city where there’s never daylight, yet nobody ever notices the lack of sunlight. … Continue reading
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Tagged gadgetry, Jennifer Connelly, Keifer Sutherland, mad laboratory, metropolis, Movie, mutants, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, Review, Richard O'Brien, sci-fi, space alien, zombie
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Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer DVD
Sony Wonder distributed this classic Christmas TV special on DVD in 1999, but since then they’ve released new versions with updated graphics, animated menus, and a few extra features. One of these is a filmed introduction by co-producer Arthur Rankin, … Continue reading →