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| Ishiro Honda - 1967 |
| Fantast. Anglo-saxon |
| Sortie le 15/09/2009 |
| Editeur: Universal |
USA |
Rhodes Reason is the requisite Hollywood "name" actor in the Japanese-produced King Kong Escapes. While hacking through the jungle, expedition leader Nelson (Reason) and his companions are attacked by a dinosaur. They are rescued by King Kong, who since his traumatic experiences in New York has evidently changed his spots and become a lovable old Joe. Susan (Linda Miller), the prettiest member of Nelson's expedition, takes quite a liking to the big ape (Kong, not Nelson), and the feeling is reciprocated. The emphasis then shifts to dome-headed mad scientist Dr. Who (Eisei Amamoto), whose plans to take over the world include building a huge "Mechni-Kong," a robot designed to put the real Kong out of commission (if Amamoto sounds familiar to you, that's because his voice is dubbed by the ubiquitous Paul Frees). The climactic battle between the two Kongs is staged on a tinker-toy replica of Tokyo Tower -- hardly as imposing a structure as the Empire State Building, but consider what they're working with here. The Rhodes Reason/Linda Miller scenes were directed in Canada by Arthur Rankin Jr., the man responsible for the King Kong animated TV series of the late 1960s. |
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| Langues: Japonais |
| Sous-titres: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
| Délai livraison: 24/48 heures - en stock |
| Prix: 18.20 € |
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| Don Coscarelli - 1988 |
| Horreur Anglo-saxon |
| Sortie le 15/09/2009 |
| Editeur: Universal |
USA |
The "Tall Man" and his strange little Killer Sphere return for a second round in this sequel to the 1979 cult favorite. Mike Pearson (James LeGros) is still plagued by memories of the Tall Man (Angus Scrimm), an evil mortician who has risen from the grave and bleeds embalming fluid -- and tried to kill him as a boy. Mike has been a patient in a mental institution for the last decade, insisting that the Tall Man is real; he still appears in his dreams ten years after their first encounter. When Mike changes his tune and says that the undead undertaker was merely a hallucination, he is finally released. However, Mike and his best friend, Reggie (Reggie Bannister), are actually out to find the Tall Man and put an end to his habits of grave-robbing and draining people's bodies with his flying brain-juicer. As they search for the Tall Man, Mike encounters Liz (Paula Irvine), a woman who has also appeared in his dreams, and she claims that she too has been pursued by the Tall Man. Phantasm II was followed by a third installment in 1994, and a fourth in 1998. |
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| Langues: Anglais |
| Sous-titres: Anglais |
| Délai livraison: 1/2 semaines |
| Prix: 21.45 € |
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| John Landis - 1981 |
| Le Loup-Garou de Londres |
| Horreur Anglo-saxon |
| Sortie le 15/09/2009 |
| Editeur: Universal |
USA |
While wandering the English moors on vacation, college yanks David (David Naughton) and Jack (Griffin Dunne) happen upon a quaint pub with a mysterious patronage who warn them not to leave the road when walking after dark. Irreverent of such advice as characters in horror films always are, the two decide to find a short cut....David wakes up in the hospital with a nasty bite wound to his shoulder; the freshly deceased, and rapidly decomposing, Jack arrives soon after to deliver the grim news that, unless he commits suicide, David will become a werewolf when the moon is full. David dismisses the encounter as a hallucination, but all indicators point to lycanthrope; evenings of barking and bloodletting follow closely behind. While the story is thin and much of the tongue-in-cheek humor is overdone, there are plenty of genuine jolts thanks to makeup guru Rick Baker's eye-popping special effects. The werewolf, resembling a cross between a bear and a wolverine, appears frighteningly real, and, given the fantastic premise, the gore is most convincing (although surprisingly and refreshingly scant). The hospital dream sequences are creative, and the scenes in which the werewolf runs rampant through downtown London are particularly good. In all, An American Werewolf in London is an original, atmospheric film that manages both to scare and amuse. While dismissed by most American critics upon its release, the film managed to secure a place in the annals of American cinema when Baker won an Academy Award for his amazing effects and creature designs. |
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| Langues: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
| Sous-titres: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
| Délai livraison: 1/2 semaines |
| Prix: 26.00 € |
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| Sam Raimi - 1992 |
| Horreur Anglo-saxon |
| Sortie le 15/09/2009 |
| Editeur: Universal |
USA |
The third in director Sam Raimi's stylish, comic book-like horror trilogy that began with The Evil Dead (1982), this tongue-in-cheek sequel offers equal parts sword-and-sorcery-style action, gore, and comedy. Bruce Campbell returns as the one-armed Ash, now a supermarket employee ("Shop Smart...Shop S-Mart") who is transported by the powers of a mysterious book back in time with his Oldsmobile '88 to the 14th century medieval era. Armed only with a shotgun, his high school chemistry textbook, and a chainsaw that mounts where his missing appendage once resided, the square-jawed, brutally competent Ash quickly establishes himself as a besieged kingdom's best hope against an "army of darkness" currently plaguing the land. Since the skeleton warriors have been resurrected with the aid of the Necronomicon (the same tome that can send Ash back to his own time) he agrees to face the enemy in battle. Ash also finds romance of a sort along the way with a beautiful damsel in distress, Sheila (Embeth Davidtz), and contends with his own doppelganger after mangling an important incantation |
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| Langues: Anglais, Espâgnol |
| Sous-titres: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
| Délai livraison: 1/2 semaines |
| Prix: 21.45 € |
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| Sam Raimi - 1992 |
| Horreur Anglo-saxon |
| Sortie le 15/09/2009 |
| Editeur: Universal |
USA |
The third in director Sam Raimi's stylish, comic book-like horror trilogy that began with The Evil Dead (1982), this tongue-in-cheek sequel offers equal parts sword-and-sorcery-style action, gore, and comedy. Bruce Campbell returns as the one-armed Ash, now a supermarket employee ("Shop Smart...Shop S-Mart") who is transported by the powers of a mysterious book back in time with his Oldsmobile '88 to the 14th century medieval era. Armed only with a shotgun, his high school chemistry textbook, and a chainsaw that mounts where his missing appendage once resided, the square-jawed, brutally competent Ash quickly establishes himself as a besieged kingdom's best hope against an "army of darkness" currently plaguing the land. Since the skeleton warriors have been resurrected with the aid of the Necronomicon (the same tome that can send Ash back to his own time) he agrees to face the enemy in battle. Ash also finds romance of a sort along the way with a beautiful damsel in distress, Sheila (Embeth Davidtz), and contends with his own doppelganger after mangling an important incantation |
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| Langues: Anglais, Espagnol |
| Sous-titres: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
| Délai livraison: 1/2 semaines |
| Prix: 26.00 € |
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| Tom Holland - 1988 |
| Jeu D'Enfant |
| Horreur Anglo-saxon |
| Sortie le 15/09/2009 |
| Editeur: MGM |
USA |
Child's Play seems to have been concocted by a parent who went berserk after standing in line for hours on end to purchase a Cabbage Patch doll in the early 1980s. The film opens with serial killer Brad Dourif taking refuge in a doll factory. Dourif is killed by the cops, but not before he has invoked a voodoo curse which transfers his soul into one of the dolls. That particular doll, nicknamed Chuckie, is unwittingly purchased by Catherine Hicks for her son Alex Vincent. Several murders occur shortly thereafter; all evidence points to Alex, who insists that his cherub-faced doll is responsible. Detective Chris Sarandon, the man responsible for Dourif's death, doesn't swallow Alex's story, but he agrees to investigate because he's sweet on Alex's mom. The slasher-flick ending of Child's Play would seem to have settled Chuckie's hash for good and all, but guess again--the film spawned numerous sequels. |
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| Langues: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
| Sous-titres: Anglais, Espagnol |
| Délai livraison: 1/2 semaines |
| Prix: 24.05 € |
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| Rob Schmidt - 2003 |
| Détour Mortel |
| Horreur Anglo-saxon |
| Sortie le 15/09/2009 |
| Editeur: 20TH CENTURY FOX |
USA |
A turn down an uncharted dirt road leads six young people into a night of pure terror in this horror story. Chris (Desmond Harrington) is driving through West Virginia on his way to a job interview when an auto accident slows highway traffic to a near standstill. Afraid he'll be late, Chris takes a detour down an old dirt road; a distracted Chris doesn't see an SUV stuck in the middle of the road before it's too late, and he plows into the back after his tires suddenly blow. The driver of the SUV, Jessie (Eliza Dushku), was out on a camping trip with four of her friends -- Evan (Kevin Zegers), Francine (Lindy Booth), Carly (Emmanuelle Chriqui), and Scott (Jeremy Sisto) -- when their tires went out, and as Jessie and Chris compare notes on their accidents, they discover that the road has been sabotaged with barbed wire. With both parties in need of a telephone, Evan and Francine are left to look after the cars while the other four set out to find help. However, Evan and Francine soon discover they've been led into a horrible trap, and as Chris, Jessie, and their friends search for help, they find that they've fallen victim not to local pranksters, but a gang of inbred backwoods killers with a taste for blood. Wrong Turn was produced in part by Stan Winston, a legendary special-effects artist whose work has appeared in such films as Jurassic Park, Aliens, and Terminator 2: Judgment Day. |
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| Langues: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
| Sous-titres: Anglais, Espagnol |
| Délai livraison: 24/48 heures - en stock |
| Prix: 27.95 € |
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| Joe Lynch - 2007 |
| Détour Mortel 2 |
| Horreur Anglo-saxon |
| Sortie le 15/09/2009 |
| Editeur: 20TH CENTURY FOX |
USA |
The malformed mayhem continues as a group of reality game show contestants descend into the West Virginia wilderness in order to participate in an apocalypse-themed game show, only to be brutally killed off by a deranged clan of redneck cannibals. Dale Murphy (Henry Rollins) is a former special forces soldier who now hosts a reality game show in which contestants must struggle to survive in the wilderness with few resources and only their wits to guide them. After the members of the group are split up into partners, they are sent into the woods to locate supplies that have been strategically hidden by the show's producers. Should they fail to achieve this and various other tasks, they will be sent back to civilization in shame while the others vie for substantial cash prize. But the cameras aren't the only things watching as the competition heats up, because within these woods dwells a terrifying secret. Later, as the day goes on and the body count begins to multiply, both the contestants and the hard-nosed host must fight to avoid becoming the catch of the day for a family of hungry backwoods cannibals. |
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| Langues: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
| Sous-titres: Français, Anglais, Espagnol |
| Délai livraison: 24/48 heures - en stock |
| Prix: 27.95 € |
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| Edward Dmytryk, Ford Beebe, George Waggner - 1943 |
| Wild Woman, Night Monster, Horror Island, Atomic Monster |
| Horreur Anglo-saxon |
| Sortie le 13/09/2009 |
| Editeur: Universal |
USA |
Inclus Captive Wild Woman (Edward Dmytryk - 1943), Night Monster (Ford Beebe - 1942), Horror Island (George Waggner - 1941), Man Made Monster (aka Atomic Monster - George Waggner - 1941), The Black Cat (Albert S. Rogell - 1941) |
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| Langues: Anglais |
| Sous-titres: Français, Anglais |
| Délai livraison: 1/2 semaines |
| Prix: 32.50 € |
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