In 1972 the Shaw Brothers unleashed one of their most colourful and chaotic horror movies in THE BRIDE FROM HELL. Directed by Chou Hsu-Chiang, who had earlier had a spooky success with another classic Hong Kong creeper THE ENCHANTING GHOST (1970), this slow-burning suspenser has a luckless lad hitched to the woman of his dreams... who just happens to have a few surprising links to the Netherworld. What follows is a tale of possession, demons, magic and mysticism - in this hugely influential precursor to such later Far Eastern frighteners as SPOOKY ENCOUNTERS and THE BRIDE WITH WHITE HAIR. Now finally available in an edition that should appease all Hong Kong horror buffs, THE BRIDE FROM HELL is a heady marriage of frights and fantasy femmes. Prepare to be seduced by this beautiful BluRay restoration of an all time shock sensation!
Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2, L'Armée des Ténèbres : Evil Dead 3
Horreur Anglo-saxon
Street Date 22/09/2017
Publisher: Sony Pictures |
Europe
Originally released in 1982, 'The Evil Dead' tells the tale of a group of friends who go to a cabin in the woods, where they find an unspeakable evil lurking in the forest. They find the Necronomicon, the book of the dead, and a taped translation of the text. Once the tape is played, the evil is released. One by one, the teens become deadly zombies. With only one remaining, it is up to him to survive the night and battle The Evil Dead.
Maverick filmmaker Paul Morrissey's 'Flesh for Frankenstein' reevaluates the horror film, infusing it with satiric wit and sexuality. Morrissey's tale of the mad Baron Frankenstein and his perverse creative urges was heavily edited upon initial release; Criterion presents the restored director's cut--fully intact after 20 years. 'Presented' by Andy Warhol
Maverick filmmaker Paul Morrissey's 'Flesh for Frankenstein' reevaluates the horror film, infusing it with satiric wit and sexuality. Morrissey's tale of the mad Baron Frankenstein and his perverse creative urges was heavily edited upon initial release; Criterion presents the restored director's cut--fully intact after 20 years. 'Presented' by Andy Warhol
Maverick filmmaker Paul Morrissey's 'Flesh for Frankenstein' reevaluates the horror film, infusing it with satiric wit and sexuality. Morrissey's tale of the mad Baron Frankenstein and his perverse creative urges was heavily edited upon initial release; Criterion presents the restored director's cut--fully intact after 20 years. 'Presented' by Andy Warhol
This made-for-cable science fiction drama is set in a grim future where abuse of the environment has rendered much of the Earth unlivable and most of the survivors wile away their days playing high-tech virtual reality adventure games. Carver (Michael Pare), who works for DreamCore, the world's leading VR technology firm, makes a startling discovery after his close friend Dinah (Tara Maria Manuel) dies testing a new game. It seems that Dinah was working with a revolutionary system called the Trancender, which allows players unprecedented entry into the VR world but also allows the creatures from the VR games to enter the real world. Carver must first travel into the virtual world in hopes of finding out the truth about Dinah's murder, then track down the VR killers who have left it behind.
She is a woman with a past: a former prostitute, now married to a gang boss dealing in black market currency and illicit drug traffic. He is a cold-blooded killer: a mob hit man dispatched to Italy to pacify two rival gangs which are impeding Mafia operations. When the ex-hooker falls for the underworld assassin, the sparks begin to fly -- and the heat is on the hired killer, as the rival gangs turn the tables and make him their moving target.
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