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Release Date :03/25/2008
UPC :096009196196

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In this Dvd Collection series video I talk about and Review some of my all time favorite 1970′s Horror films that I have in my dvd collection.

The best 70′s Horror Movies are:

- John Carpenter’s Halloween : Directed by John Carpenter – Starring :
Donald Pleasence and Jamie Lee Curtis

- Bad Ronald : Directed by Buzz Kulik – Starring Scott Jacoby and Dabney Coleman

- Crawlspace ( The Tv Movie ) : Directed by John newland and Buzz Kulik

- Trilogy of Terror : Directed by Dan Curtis – Starring Karen Black

- The Texas Chain Saw Massacre : Directed by Tobe Hooper – Starring Marilyn Burns, Edwin Neal and Gunnar Hansen as Leatherface

- Let’s Scare Jessica to Death : Directed by John D. Hancock

- The Changeling : Directed by Peter Medak – Starring George C. Scott

- Lèvres rouges, Les ( Daughters of Darkness ) : Directed by Harry Kümel

- Ultimo treno della notte, L’ – Night Train Murders : Directed by Aldo Lado – Starring Flavio Bucci

- George A. Romero’s Dawn of the Dead (1978) : Directed by George A. Remero – Starring David Emge and Ken Foree

- Tourist Trap : Directed by David Schmoeller – Starring Chuck Connors

- Shock waves : Directed by Ken Wiederhorn – Starring Peter Cushing and Brooke adams

- Phantasm : Directed by Don Coscarelli – Starring A. Michael Baldwin, Reggies Bannister and Angus Scrimm

- The Last House on the Left : Directed by Wes Craven – Starring David Hess

- The Hills have eyes : Directed by Wes Craven – Starring Dee Wallace Stone and Michael Berryman

- Cagged Terror aka Golden Apples of the Sun : Directed by Barrie McLean
and Kristen Weingartner – Starring Elizabeth Suzuk, Percy Harkness … Richard, Leon Morenzie and Derek Lamb

- Blue Sunshine : Directed by Jeff Lieberman – Starring Zalman King and Deborah Waters

- Suspiria : Directed by Dario Argento – Starring Jessica Harper – Must by the goblin

- Zombie aka Zombi 2 : Directed by Lucio Fulci – Starring Tisa Farrow

- Phantom of the Paradise : Directed by Brian De Palma – Starring William Finley

* In this dvd collection video I also give my opinions on all these remakes of classic films thats are going out.

Duration : 0:20:44

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SPOILER ALERT: DONT READ BELOW IF YOU DONT WANNA KNOW WHAT MY TOP 10 IS BEFORE VIEWING THE VIDEO.

Friday the 13th (1980) **** (10th)
Director: Sean S. Cunningham.
Stars: Betsy Palmer, Adriene King.

The New York Ripper (1982) **** (9th)
Director: Lucio Fulci.
Stars:Jack Hedly, Alexandra Delli Colli.

Switchblade Romance (2004) ***** (8th)
Director Alexande Aja.
Stars: Cecile De France, Maiwen Le Besco.

Stage Fright (1986) ***** (7th)
Director Michele Saovi.
Stars: Barbara Cupisti, David Brandon.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 ***** (6th)
Director: Tobe Hooper.
Stars: Dennis Hopper, Jim Siedow & Bill Mosely.

Terror at the Opera (1987) ***** (5th)
Director: Dario Argento.
Stars: Cristina Marsillach, Urbano Barberini & Barbara Cupisti.

Halloween II (1981) ***** (4th)
Director: Rick Rosenthal.
Stars: Jamie Lee Curtis, Donald Pleasance &
Dick Warlock as The Shape.

Deep Red (1975) ***** (3rd)
Director: Dario Argento.
Stars: David Hemings, Daria Nicolodi.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) ***** (2nd)
Director Tobe Hooper.
Stars: Marilyn Burns, Gunner Hansen, Edwin Neal &
Jim Siedow.

Black Christmas (1974) ***** (1st)
Director: Bob Clark.
Stars: Kier Dullea, Olyvia Hussey & Margot Kidder.

Duration : 0:9:27

The film was inspired by various other films such as Switchblade Romance and Saw.

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The Blood Samaritan 1:
trailer – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4w_MHPK4nw
part 1 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BH55DxF1dYg
part 2 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2RdDBZG08ME

The Blood Samaritan 2
trailer – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAI15Nj7p4k
part 1 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlGnTRVyyTQ
part 2 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4R89G5M6VY

The Blood Samaritan Zero:
trailer – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dOIH01M36Yw
part 1 – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbgANfBw5uk
part 2 – COMING SOON!

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My Bloody Valentine, while certainly not as legendary as films like Halloween, offered up a tremendously gory thrill-ride in a blue-collar setting. Set amongst the coal mines, miles and miles away from quaint towns like Haddonfield, the film told the story of a Valentine’s Day massacre in a small community with bloody ties to a tragic past event. When Harry Warden went on his famous Valentine’s Day killing spree, nobody thought that 20 years later, the killings would begin again, but when the town decides to hold its first Valentine dance in two decades, the blood once again begins to flow. The film’s iconic killer the Miner dressed in black with obsidian goggles and a Vader-like breathing apparatus, remains as frightening today as he was nearly three decades ago.

Presented here in an extended edition with a number of stomach churning special effects reintroduced into the film effects which were originally cut by the MPAA before the film’s theatrical release — My Bloody Valentine is as scary as ever, endlessly benefiting from the raw, dated feel and blood soaked practical effects work. And now with the added footage both gore-hounds and those who appreciate straightforward, eerie, slasher-film suspense will have plenty to set them on edge.

Certainly, the performances are cheesy and the scripting decidedly non-Shakespearean, but the film remains a terrifying and entertaining offering to the god’s of 70′s/80′s horror. And those gods were good, indeed.

“Bloodlust” provides a fairly insightful 15-minute history lesson on the rise and fall and subsequent resurrection of the 1970′s-style slasher film. There’s some very evocative background information provided by historians, directors and special effects artists about the roots of the genre and where, precisely, My Bloody Valentine fits into the timeline, as well as how it differed from established genre archetypes. “Bloodlines” continues the history lesson with an interactive flow-chart of sub-genres, both defining the content of each particular type of film and providing classic examples. The fact that it’s a text feature is a bit daunting, as some video would have made it more viewer-friendly, but it’s a fairly accurate assessment of how one genre bled into the next, which bled into the next, until the genre had bled out entirely and demanded some new life.

Duration : 0:2:2

This list list contain 53 of my favourite slasher films. There are 100′s and 1000′s of slasher / stalk n’ slash films. This video covers most of the slasher sub genre’s and its different era’s too; which arguably, some films may not be considered conventional slasher films, but contain the main elements needed herein. Either way, theres a stereotypical stance regarding the slasher film, and its vein runs throughout this list of films.

Duration : 0:4:56