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| Anthony Balch - 1973 |
| Computers Killer / Doctor Bloodbath |
| Horreur Anglo-saxon |
| Street Date 15/06/2010 |
| Publisher: Dark Sky |
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This gory British horror satire features a hammy Michael Gough as Doctor Storm, the demented overseer of a bizarre health resort advertising "Hairy Holidays" for teenage hipsters -- on whom he secretly performs diabolical mind experiments, turning them into mindless automatons directed by a remote-control device. Those lucky enough to escape the doctor's operating table are invariably tracked down by a leather-clad bike gang or decapitated by the doctor's car (thanks to handy fender-mounted scythes). Into this trap falls pop music star Robin Askwith, whose quest for a stress-relieving getaway lands him in Gough's house of horrors. Oblivious, at first, to his impending fate (thanks to the diverting presence of the doctor's pretty niece, Vanessa Shaw), Askwith eventually realizes that the fellow patients look just a bit too relaxed for comfort. Ostensibly the blackest of black comedies, some aspects of the film actually presage Lindsay Anderson's far more sophisticated Britannia Hospital, though the satire here is far less intelligent. The biggest laughs are provided by the badly dated, ultra-mod '60s clothing and dialogue. |
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| Audio: English |
| Subtitles: English |
| Dispatched within: 1/2 week |
| Price: 22.10 € |
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| Abel Ferrara, Jason Kartalian - 2006 |
| Horreur Anglo-saxon |
| Street Date 15/06/2010 |
| Publisher: Walking Shadows |
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DRILLER A dark and amusing tale of alien abduction, drugged up naked youth, drilling and killing. An ordinary man, abducted by aliens, is turned into a subhuman cybernetic killing machine. The aliens are his master, controlling his every word, thought and action. To please their evil desires, he drills and kills his way through a lost rock band, teens fulfilling their sexual destiny, and anyone who bothers to get in his way. Nonetheless, his Alien Controllers have a bigger plan for him. His mission: To End the Human Race. DRILLER KILLER Abel Ferrara s 1979 breakthrough is one of his best-known but least appreciated films. The film thwarts any preconceived notions of what a horror movie should be. Glam, trash, pre-punk and horrific, DRILLER KILLER is a misunderstood film. The film is a horrifying look into the recesses of a grubby city and a disturbed mind and refuses to make concessions to any notions of good taste or commercial filmmaking. Ugly and transgressive, it is for open-minded viewers only. It is a corrupting tale of a mind liberated by psychosis by the director of the original BAD LIEUTENANT. A Video Nasty. Banned in Germany. Banned in England for nearly 20 years. Bodycount :11. The Late Night Double Feature Edition includes: Driller Driller Killer the Driller trailer the Night of the Driller trailer the trailer for A Hole In the Head and the limited edition DRILLER comic book! |
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| Audio: English |
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| Mike Hodges - 1980 |
| Fantast. Anglo-saxon |
| Street Date 15/06/2010 |
| Publisher: Universal Studios |
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Heroic earthling Flash Gordon saves the world from the nefarious Ming the Merciless in this lavish, intentionally campy adaptation of the famous sci-fi comic strip. The story is as basic as space operas get: Ming (Max von Sydow) has developed a plan to destroy the Earth, and Flash (Sam J. Jones) and his attractive companion, Dale Arden (Melody Anderson), are called upon to stop him. Along the way, Flash must battle Ming's goons and the temptations of a luscious space princess. Previously the basis for a more straight-faced 1930s adventure serial, Flash's story is mined here for exaggerated, cartoon humor by screenwriter Lorenzo Semple Jr., a central figure in the similarly campy '60s Batman television series. The simplistic plot mainly serves as an excuse for spectacular sets and cartoonish action sequences, all set to an appropriately over-the-top rock score by Queen. Certainly not a film to turn to for serious excitement, fine performances, or character development, Flash Gordon has nevertheless developed an appreciative cult of fans who admire the film's humorous approach and the detailed, colorful production design. |
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| Subtitles: French, English, Spanish |
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| Price: 27.95 € |
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