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All Night Horror Movie Marathon Volume 1
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Genre | Thriller |
Format | Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen |
Language | English |
Runtime | 6 hours and 12 minutes |
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WHATS THE MATTER WITH HELEN?
Debbie Reynolds and Shelley Winters star in this stylish shocker set in 1930s Hollywood about two women who come to Tinseltown to start an idyllic new life and end up in a terrifying nightmare. Directed by Curtis Harrington (Queen Of Blood, Games), this relentlessly frightening film also stars Dennis Weaver (McCloud).
THE GODSEND
When a strange woman has her baby at the Marlowes house, then disappears, Kate Marlowe is forced to keep the baby, Bonnie. She loves the child, but when her own children are systematically killed, suspicion turns to Bonnie.
THE VAGRANT
Bill Paxton (Aliens) and Michael Ironside (Scanners) star in this humorous psychological thriller as an ambitious young executive whose life is turned upside-down when a vagrant (Marshall Bell, Starship Troopers) moves into his neighborhood.
THE OUTING (AKA The Lamp)
An ancient genie is released from a lamp when thieves ransack an old womans house. They are killed and the lamp is sent to a museum to be studied. The curators daughter is soon possessed by the genie and invites her friends to spend the night at the museum, along with some uninvited guests.
Product details
- Language : English
- Product dimensions : 1.78 x 19.05 x 13.72 cm; 88.45 Grams
- Item Model Number : 27597753
- Media Format : Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Widescreen
- Run time : 6 hours and 12 minutes
- Release date : 8 October 2013
- Studio : Cinedigm - Uni Dist Corp
- ASIN : B00E5S2HGS
- Number of discs : 2
- Best Sellers Rank: 77,904 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
- 59,791 in Movies (Movies & TV)
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SCHIZOID is a Gloan and Globus Cannon Films production and it is marked by its typical low production values. It's a rather sleazy film about a killer who wars black gloves and uses scissors as his killing weapons. The films dialogue is so bad that one feels they must close their ears. The film has entertainment value but it comes with a price.
THE VAGRANT is also a horror film, but one with humor. It stars Michael Ironside who is always fun to watch and Bill Paxton. It's about a man who is being driven crazy by an insane vagrant who previously occupied the home that the victim has just purchased. Even worse, the vagrant turns out to be a ghost with murder on is hurt. The film's humor is actually quite good and there is a bit of mystery to the killings. The film is more entertaining than SCHIZOID and is worth the money paid for the DVD.
THE GODSEND, from British film director, Gabrielle Beaumont is also from Cannon Films and is based on Bernard Taylor's 1976 novel of the same name. The film is actually quite good and contains twists that will surprise the viewer. Overall, the picture has the feel that it needed more editing, particularly to shorten over-long sequences. The film running 90 minutes would have played better in a much shorter television venue.
THE OUTING makes the purchase of the 4-movie DVD a real bargain. Long a cult favorite, the movie based on the screenplay by American author, Warren Chaney, has its share of chills but also built in satire. When one of the victims in the film is killed by being stuffed full of Jujyfruits, the viewer realizes that he or she is being taken on a film-ride that pokes fun at those horror movies that kill teenagers by the dozens. If you haven't noticed, THE OUTING, which takes place in a museum, is a forerunner of NIGHT IN THE MUSEUM. In the later film Larry Daley is a tip of the hate to the OUTING'S director, Tom Daley. THE OUTING is so bizarre that it is charming. This is the early 80s, decades before computer generated imagery but even so, the films evil spirit, loosed in a museum is far more effective and a lot more interesting that most of the usual summer camp or suburban "killer on the lose" flicks.
The fim transfers are okay and there are no extras, which is too bad because you would like to step inside the minds of the filmmakers, especially from GODSEND or THE OUTING, to get their thinking. That being said, the DVD is a real bargain and the viewer will not regret spending the little money that it costs for several long evenings of entertainment.
RECOMMEND


Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 April 2015
SCHIZOID is a Gloan and Globus Cannon Films production and it is marked by its typical low production values. It's a rather sleazy film about a killer who wars black gloves and uses scissors as his killing weapons. The films dialogue is so bad that one feels they must close their ears. The film has entertainment value but it comes with a price.
THE VAGRANT is also a horror film, but one with humor. It stars Michael Ironside who is always fun to watch and Bill Paxton. It's about a man who is being driven crazy by an insane vagrant who previously occupied the home that the victim has just purchased. Even worse, the vagrant turns out to be a ghost with murder on is hurt. The film's humor is actually quite good and there is a bit of mystery to the killings. The film is more entertaining than SCHIZOID and is worth the money paid for the DVD.
THE GODSEND, from British film director, Gabrielle Beaumont is also from Cannon Films and is based on Bernard Taylor's 1976 novel of the same name. The film is actually quite good and contains twists that will surprise the viewer. Overall, the picture has the feel that it needed more editing, particularly to shorten over-long sequences. The film running 90 minutes would have played better in a much shorter television venue.
THE OUTING makes the purchase of the 4-movie DVD a real bargain. Long a cult favorite, the movie based on the screenplay by American author, Warren Chaney, has its share of chills but also built in satire. When one of the victims in the film is killed by being stuffed full of Jujyfruits, the viewer realizes that he or she is being taken on a film-ride that pokes fun at those horror movies that kill teenagers by the dozens. If you haven't noticed, THE OUTING, which takes place in a museum, is a forerunner of NIGHT IN THE MUSEUM. In the later film Larry Daley is a tip of the hate to the OUTING'S director, Tom Daley. THE OUTING is so bizarre that it is charming. This is the early 80s, decades before computer generated imagery but even so, the films evil spirit, loosed in a museum is far more effective and a lot more interesting that most of the usual summer camp or suburban "killer on the lose" flicks.
The fim transfers are okay and there are no extras, which is too bad because you would like to step inside the minds of the filmmakers, especially from GODSEND or THE OUTING, to get their thinking. That being said, the DVD is a real bargain and the viewer will not regret spending the little money that it costs for several long evenings of entertainment.
RECOMMEND



Love this old film 🎥

