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Tag Archives: DVD
My Son the Vampire DVD
Old Mother Riley meets Bela Lugosi Bela Lugosi had seen better days. In the early 1930s, he was in all his glory, cruising on his amazing triumph in Dracula, both on the stage and screen. He threw lavish parties, smoked … Continue reading
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Tagged Bela Lugosi, black & white, coffin, comedy, Dracula, DVD, fantasy, gadgetry, horror, hypnosis, John Gilling, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, musical, Review, robot, sci-fi, supervillain, UK, vampire
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Fargo DVD
How many Paul Bunyan statues are there? A staple of the work of American pulp fiction writers is the doomed character: your everyday everyman, thrown into a set of circumstances either by his own flawed machinations, or merely by the … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, comedy, DVD, Ethan Coen, gore, Harve Presnell, Joel Coen, Movie, murder, Peter Stormare, Review, Steve Buscemi, William H. Macy, you-axed-for-it
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Cave of the Living Dead DVD
Spelunking for vampires A “Butchers Film release” this German weird menace horror, originally titled The Curse of the Green Eyes, was imported to Britain and America by producer Richard Gordon. He released it to theaters and drive-ins as part of … Continue reading
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Tagged Adrian Hoven, black & white, cave, DVD, Eurotrash, Germany, horror, Movie, Review, Richard Gordon, vampire, witchcraft, Wolfgang Preiss
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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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Brothers Quay Collection DVD
Quazy Quartoons I first encountered the mad world of Stephen and Timothy Quay at the World Animation Festival in Ottawa in 1980. Stuffed into a program amid some very funny comedy vignettes was their first short, “Nocturna Artificiala.” The Quays’ … Continue reading
Patlabor 1 DVD
War of the robots Also known as Patlabor: The Mobile Police, this film depicts an alternate universe Tokyo of 1999, where the world’s industries receive a boost with the creation of “Labors”, robot mecha-suits used for everything from construction to … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adaptation, animation, anime, cops & robbers, DVD, future, giant robot, gun fu, Japan, mad scientist, Mamoru Oshii, metropolis, Movie, Review, robot, sci-fi
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The Omega Code DVD
The NEW New Testament The Omega Code stars Casper Van Dien as Dr. Gillen Lane, a dashing self-help guru whose public success – and habit of leaping over furniture – hides his private failure to keep his family together. He … Continue reading
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Tagged action, Casper Van Dien, Catherine Oxenberg, DVD, explosions, fantasy, God, gun fu, Jan Triska, Michael Ironside, Michael York, Movie, murder, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, Review, sci-fi, vehicle chase
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The 1,000 Eyes of Dr. Mabuse DVD
Deserves more eyes on it CBS’ late, unlamented TV show Big Brother ain’t got nothing on Dr. Mabuse. Fritz Lang’s return to the character he made famous in a series of German films reflecting the methods of the rising Nazi … Continue reading
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Tagged action, black & white, commentrak, Dawn Addams, DVD, Eurotrash, Fritz Lang, gadgetry, Germany, Gert Frobe, Howard Vernon, mad laboratory, Movie, murder, noir, paranoia, Peter van Eyk, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, reboot, Review, sequel, supervillain, Wolfgang Preiss
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The Gruesome Twosome DVD
Flip your wig As old as the gothic novel itself is the cliche of the demented relative who is kept hidden from the outside world, usually locked up in a tower room or basement dungeon. Almost as old is the … Continue reading →