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Category Archives: DVD
Blood Feast DVD
Gore pioneer starts choppin’ here As they relate on the commentary track, one night Chicago filmmaking partners Herschell Gordon Lewis and Dave Friedman sat in their Wacker Drive office brainstorming. They’d spent the past few winters down in Florida shooting nudie … Continue reading
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Tagged backyard, Bill Kerwin, blood, cannibalism, commentrak, cult, David Friedman, DVD, Florida, gore, Herschell Gordon Lewis, horror, human sacrifice, Mal Arnold, Mike Vraney, Movie, pin-up, psycho killer, Review, Something Weird
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Two Thousand Maniacs DVD
2000 severed thumbs up As Two Thousand Maniacs begins, some tourists and a schoolteacher, motoring south to Atlanta, are detoured to Pleasant Valley, where they find themselves guests of honor at the town’s centennial celebration. Although suspicious as to why … Continue reading
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Tagged arms and legs roll, Bill Kerwin, blood, cannibalism, commentrak, David Friedman, DVD, Florida, ghosts, gore, Herschell Gordon Lewis, hillbilly, Jeffrey Allen, Mike Vraney, Movie, murder, psycho killer, Review, Something Weird
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The Dead Hate the Living DVD
Zombie hate crimes In The Dead Hate the Living, a group of young filmmakers sneaks into an abandoned medical research facility to make a low budget horror feature about a scientist who raises the dead to be his zombie slaves. … Continue reading
Cannibal! The Musical DVD
Good taste gone bad South Park: Bigger Longer & Uncut has been admired and even respected as the first real traditional musical film in years. But it wasn’t Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s first musical, their first controversial project, or … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, cannibalism, comedy, commentrak, DVD, gore, Matt Stone, monster, Movie, music, musical, Review, Trey Parker, Troma, western
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The Last Broadcast DVD
More terror in the woods Just as Dan Myrick and Eduardo Sanchez were planning their trip into the Maryland woods to film The Blair Witch Project, Stefan Avalos and Lance Weiler were editing their own backwoods mockumentary horror story. Comparison of … Continue reading
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Tagged backyard, black & white, blood, cabin in the woods, commentrak, devil, DVD, fantasy, gore, horror, mockumentary, monster, Movie, murder, New Jersey, psycho killer, Review
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Beany & Cecil: Special Edition DVD
There goes a good DVD It’s difficult for me to believe that Beany & Cecil is mostly forgotten today. In the early 1960s, they were a dominant force in my life. I watched every Saturday morning cartoon episode over and … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, anime, Bob Clampett, cartoon, commentrak, DVD, monster, Review, sea serpent, TV
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Bluebeard (1944) DVD
Red blood Edgar G. Ulmer reached the height of his career in 1934 when he directed the surrealistic horror classic The Black Cat. He planned to follow with a production of Bluebeard with Boris Karloff, but before he could go … Continue reading
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Tagged black & white, DVD, Edgar G. Ulmer, horror, John Carradine, Movie, poverty row, PRC, psycho killer, Review, serial killer
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Exorcist III DVD
Hell’s legion on disc George C. Scott turns in an excellent performance in The Exorcist III as police Lt. Kinderman, a man who – despite the domestic comforts of his home life – feels the world outside being torn apart … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, blood, Brad Dourif, demons, DVD, George C. Scott, gore, heads roll, horror, Movie, murder, possession, psycho killer, Review, Satan, sequel, William Peter Blatty
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Dracula DVD
DVDrac Universal got into the DVD arena last fall in a big way by restoring and releasing deluxe presentations of their classic monster movies, and this one is the best of the lot so far. This is also the best … Continue reading
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Tagged adaptation, Bela Lugosi, black & white, commentrak, Dracula, DVD, Edward Van Sloan, horror, monster, Movie, Review, supervillain, Tod Browning, universal, vampire
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Color Me Blood Red DVD
Blood for Art’s sake In the prologue to this film, the owner of the Farnsworth Gallery at first admires, then carries a canvas out behind the building to set fire to it. As it burns, the painting bleeds human blood, … Continue reading →