DVD: gorgon     DVD:       Icons of Horror: Hammer Films (2-disc) (The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb / The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll / Scream ...24 reviews Paul Massie - The Two Faces Of Dr. Jekyl, Terence Morgan - The Curse Of The Mummy' SONY PICTURES, 2008 Superb Hammer set from Sony. This is a superb Hammer horror DVD set from Sony. The studio is really doing a great job with classic titles at the moment, and this set is a prime example! Four classic Hammer films and a great looking cover (yes, I was one of the fans who voted for it..). Recommended!!!             Hammer Horror Collection (The Curse of Frankenstein / Dracula Has Risen from the Grave / Frankenstein Must Be ...25 reviews Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing Warner Home Video, 2004 Hammer Productions- 6 Legendary Classics of Gothic Horror! The legendary British film studio, Hammer Productions began its climb to the top of the horror film genre with its Technicolor release of "The Curse of Frankenstein." Teaming Peter Cushing with Christopher Lee for the first time- the result is pure movie magic and the beginning of what was to become a beautiful friendship. As well as a great time for movie going gothic horror fans as Hammer ...             Icons of Adventure Collection (The Pirates of Blood River / The Devil-Ship Pirates / The Stranglers of Bombay ...15 reviews Christopher Lee, Oliver Reed Sony Pictures, 2008 Excellent transfer in proper ratios Behind the cheap cover artwork (and no front reference to Hammer), this Columbia/Sony collection of 4 movies is great ! Excellent anamorphic transfer, in proper ratios and interesting commentaries.             The Original Faces of Death: 30th Anniversary Edition [Blu-ray]3 reviews Frances B. Gross GORGON VIDEO, 2008 Not real! Faces of death is a classic pseud-snuff film that everyone thought was real and many still do (See review stating this is cruelty to animals). There are graphic scenes of violence and death, but none of them are real. The fact that this got such a reaction out of people makes it a movie classic. I'm not sure how it will transfer over to blue-ray, but it may make some of the special affects used ...             Hammer House of Horror - Complete Set12 reviews Hammer House of Horror A&E Home Video, 2001 A Very Good Bang for your Buck - Collectors Item First of all let me start by saying that the whole box set of thirteen forty-five minute television programs has a total running time of 670 Minutes! That is over 11 hours of viewing which works out at a cost of just over $4 per episode which is great value if you like a bit of horror entertainment for just under an hour a day for 2 weeks solid. Basically that is how my family watched it. We ...             The Picture of Dorian Gray59 reviews George Sanders, Hurd Hatfield Warner, 2008 Dorian Gray Comes to Us at LAST! (and in an Edition to Treasure!) Finally, the folks at Warner get around to this Grand Old Shocker! I have "waited forever" for this favorite old film to be released on dvd. The people in charge here have done a lovely bang-up job on this one, folks! You MUST not only SEE this, you MUST have it on your shelves, to watch and enjoy anytime you want, over and over! The transfer is just beautiful, and lovingly restored...it ...             The Original Faces of Death: 30th Anniversary Edition1 review Frances B. Gross GORGON VIDEO, 2008 30 years later, Death has return............. Here's a true shockumentuary. Its been 30 years, and this film is still strong. Faces of death is the first film that shows real death. Yeah I know that some scenes are fake. But still this movie inspired alot of hardcore movie goers. FOD was one of the first death films in theaters nationwide. I remeber rented FOD at the video store years back. Some scenes were pretty gross. But still I'm glad ...             Draculas: 4 Film Favorites - Horror of Dracula / Dracula Has Risen from the Grave / Taste the Blood of ...16 reviews Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing Warner Home Video, 2007 Value buy of 4 Dracula movies by Hammer Films! You can't beat the price here on Amazon for this 4-movie set of Dracula movies, i.e. Horror of Dracula, Dracula Has Risen From the Grave, Taste the Blood of Dracula, and Dracula A.D. 1972. The one thing I did wonder is why they didn't include the second Dracula instalment, i.e. Dracula Prince of Darkness [which by the way is being sold by third parties here on Amazon for exorbitant amounts]. ...             The Skull27 reviews Patrick Wymark, Christopher Lee Legend Films, 2008 At last on DVD in WIDESCREEN ! Several other reviews cover just how good this Amicus release from 1965 is, so if you love Hammer, Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, or just a good, scary film--buy THE SKULL. Atmospheric as all heck, with great cinematography and a truly unsettling score by Elisabeth Lutyens. And now, the good folks at Legend Films have contracted with Paramount to release this and a fistful of other movies for ...             Fox Horror Classics Collection, Vol. 2 (Dragonwyck / Chandu the Magician / Dr. Renault's Secret)14 reviews Gene Tierney, Walter Huston 20th Century Fox, 2008 Nice set of excellent, rare old films! The title of this attractive set of three DVDs might be a little misleading because none of the three movies could be described as horror by today's definition, but by 1930's and 1940's standards they do fit the bill. So the keyword here is "Classics" from the early Fox Studios, and some rare, unusual and charming ones they are indeed! Each one is very different, but they all feature an ...             Midnight Monster Movies: Werewolves Midnight Monster Movies Delta, 2006             FACES OF DEATH VOLUME 4 gorgon video Synopsis Possibly one of the most talked about series of all time, Faces of Death examines the many guises of death in the extreme close up. Sure to shock, horrify and even repulse, these brutal films are not meant for the faint of heart. Volume 4: Depicts a cremation, an electrocution, a terrorist destroyed by his own bomb, the massacre of a Columbian wedding party, the drawing and quartering of a Russian peasant and a man-eating tiger ...             Faces of Death Vol 11 review gorgon video Demented and digusting If you are a drooling serial killer or you just enjoy torturing animals for a hobby, you'll probably like this film. It was all the rage in the '80s, which is when I saw it. I had no desire to see it a second time around. I still recall the morons who were horrifically bopping a live monkey in the head with small hammers, as a restaurant owner had the poor creature's head trapped in a hole ...             The Original Faces of Death71 reviews Samuel Berkowitz, Michael Carr (II) Gorgon Video, 1999 "THE ONE, THE ONLY, THE ORIGINAL FACES OF DEATH" I first saw this movie on video cassette in june 1985 as a teenager. I admit I thought it was real. Not only real but it did scare the hell out of me. I thought the electric chair scene was real. This movie as bad and fake as most of the scenes are, did make me look at death in a whole new way. As a teenager I was shocked and horrified by this movie. My friends and I would watch it and talk about ...             The Original Faces of Death71 reviews Samuel Berkowitz, Michael Carr (II) Gorgon Video, 1999 "THE ONE, THE ONLY, THE ORIGINAL FACES OF DEATH" I first saw this movie on video cassette in june 1985 as a teenager. I admit I thought it was real. Not only real but it did scare the hell out of me. I thought the electric chair scene was real. This movie as bad and fake as most of the scenes are, did make me look at death in a whole new way. As a teenager I was shocked and horrified by this movie. My friends and I would watch it and talk about ...             The Reptile21 reviews Noel Willman, Jennifer Daniel Starz / Anchor Bay, 1999 Avoid any Cornish village populated by residents who are all in denial Others have written excellent plot summaries of The Reptile, so I will go right to what I like so much about it: 1. The cast is outstanding. Michael Ripper, who is in almost all Hammer films and hardly ever plays someone of any intellect, is featured more in The Reptile. This role is actually a change of pace for him and it's good to see him getting to do more. 2. The Reptile is a companion ...             The Reptile21 reviews Noel Willman, Jennifer Daniel Starz / Anchor Bay, 1999 Avoid any Cornish village populated by residents who are all in denial Others have written excellent plot summaries of The Reptile, so I will go right to what I like so much about it: 1. The cast is outstanding. Michael Ripper, who is in almost all Hammer films and hardly ever plays someone of any intellect, is featured more in The Reptile. This role is actually a change of pace for him and it's good to see him getting to do more. 2. 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