DVD: multiple (halloween sclerosis dimension)

DVD: multiple

DVD:

Halloween H20 - Twenty Years Later (Dimension Collector's Series)

514 reviews
Adam Arkin, LL Cool J

Dimension, 1999

Wonderful sequel!
20 years after the brutal Halloween night massacre that happened in Haddonfield, survivor Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) faked her own death and hides out in California under a new alias. Now raising a son (Josh Harnett) and being a headmistress at a prep school, she is still being haunted by the memories of Michael Myers. However the fiendish Shape isn't dead since that fire at the hospital in ...

Scream (Dimension Collector's Series)

586 reviews
David Arquette, Drew Barrymore

Dimension, 1998

Thriller fun and fresh
This fun and fresh thriller will leave you on the edge of your seat and prepared for Halloween every year! A must-watch movie for the thrill seeker!

Sybil (Two-Disc Special Edition)

79 reviews
Joanne Woodward, Sally Field

Warner Home Video, 2006

Absolutely breathtaking!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I have been wanting to see this movie for so many years and finally did! Well worth the money and probably the best movie I've ever seen! Sally Field has always been wonderful in my opinion, but this is her best work out of them all. Watching the second disc that has movie extras just makes it even more breathtaking! ***** Definitely 5 stars! A MUST SEE!!!!

Wizard Of Gore (Special Edition)

22 reviews
Ray Sager, Judy Cler

Image Entertainment, 2000

Gore or illusion?
Ahh The Wizard of Gore, they just don't make 'em like this anymore. This has got to be one of the most entertaining horror flick's of all time. It's a film from H.G. Lewis, the man that single handedly invented the gore craze with his early 60's gore epic Bloodfeast. This man was pulling off effect's in the early 60's that people can't (or won't) pull off nowaday's. He is the king of ...

The Three Faces of Eve

43 reviews
Joanne Woodward, David Wayne

20th Century Fox, 2004

Great Movie
This is a true story that Joanne Woodward does a spectacular job. Very interesting story.

Terror Train

69 reviews
Ben Johnson, Jamie Lee Curtis

20th Century Fox, 2004

Terror Train
A college fraternaty prank goes wrong and a student ends up mentaly fustrated. Four years later, it's graduation time, and the members of the fraternity decide to throw a costume party aboard a train trip to celebrate thier graduation. Unknowingly to them, a killer has slipped aboard, killing them off one by one, disguised in costumes taken from victims. Starring Jamie Lee Curtis, David ...

And Then There Were None

93 reviews
Barry Fitzgerald, Walter Huston

VCI Entertainment, 2000

A Fourth DVD Version Since 2007
For those who can play code-2-DVDs, there is a fourth version on the market. The French Canal+ (see Am.fr) has edited in 2007 a restored version that is the best so far (I already own the "best" code-1-version by Image disc). The language is English, of course - just ignore the French subtitles, they do not hurt. There are no blemishes as flickers, specks and faded pictures, the b/w-contrast is ...

Murder by Death

128 reviews
Eileen Brennan, Truman Capote

Sony Pictures, 2001

Murder By Death Kills
If you're a fan of detective spoofs and whodunit mysteries, Murder By Death is a must-see as the film that inspired the private-eye parodies that followed it. Filled with slapstick, double entendre, dry witticisms, and sight gags, this movie has something for everyone, especially those who can appreciate all of the above. It features an all-star cast, including Peter Sellers (The Pink Panther), ...

Two Thousand Maniacs

22 reviews
William Kerwin, Connie Mason

Image Entertainment, 2000

"In 100 years, we'll be chasing them Yankees in rocketships!"
What can one say about this film? It is easily one of, if not the BEST Herschell Gordon Lewis films. The plot is intriguing, the acting decent (exception for Connie Mason), the gore pretty good (Especially the barrel roll sequence. Its very chilling) This movie is a hoot, and as others have said, the commentary track is very VERY interesting as well.

The Crow (Miramax/Dimension Collector's Series)

301 reviews
Brandon Lee, Rochelle Davis

Dimension, 2001

The Crow - A triumph in comic adaptations
Director Alex Proyas' American film debut and Brandon Lee's final performance before his untimely death The Crow sours on black wings straight out of the darkest portions of the imagination. A dark, visually luscious and captivating tale The Crow (Based on the graphic novel and comics by James O'Barr) truly is a sight to behold. Proyas demonstrates his artistic abilities in creating films with ...

Southern Comfort

44 reviews
Keith Carradine, Powers Boothe

MGM (Video & DVD), 2001

Forgotten Thriller
Having briefly lived in the area where this film was made and having seen the Cajun village where some of the movie was filmed made the film more thrilling. The acting was good and the film moved along well. Having been out in the bayou country myself made the behavior of the actors more natural. The music in the movie, the food, the terrain, all part of the Louisiana experience. A good film, ...

The Unseen

4 reviews
Barbara Bach, Stephen Furst

Code Red, 2008

this horror masterpiece works on many levels
The Unseen is another of my personal favorites, outstanding on every level. Yes, the story is basic Horror Film 101. Three TV newsgals drive to Solvang, California to do a puff piece on a folk festival. All the local hotels are booked so, while searching for a hotel outside of town, they stumble upon one run by Ernest Keller (Sydney Lassick). Turns out the hotel is a museum. No matter. Ernest ...

Dahn Yoga for Multiple Sclerosis and Similar Conditions

9 reviews
Dawn Quaresima

BEST Life Media, 2007

Dahn Yoga for MS and Similar Conditions
I was curious about this DVD. I am an avid home exercise person and have used many yoga videos before. Yoga is one of the few forms of exercise that does make the mind and body connection making you feel better. "Dahn Yoga for MS and Similar conditions" goes beyond that. I have relapsing remitting form of MS and have seen a decline in my physical abilities since my diagnosis a year ago. My ...

Dead & Buried (Limited Numbered Edition - 50,000 copies)

57 reviews
James Farentino, Melody Anderson

Blue Underground, 2003

SAY CHEESE!
WOW! What a great birthday present I bought myself. It was my B-Day yesterday and I wanted to (trick or)treat myself to the best gift I could think of...A HORROR MOVIE! But what to buy??? I do see they have the ULITIMATE EDIT. of EVIL DEAD and now they release a two disc. of HELLRAISER. But I own both those classics on single disc. I want something new and GREAT I had not seen in HORROR! ...

Sweet Sixteen - Director's Cut (1983)

1 review
Patrick MacNee, Susan Strasberg

Code Red, 2008

everyone is DYING to meet her
The film revolves around Melissa, a girl turning sixteen. The boys adore her...but they can't seem to be around her for an extended time. As the tag line declares, "everyone is DYING to meet her". Every boy around Melissa dies soon after encountering her. Sweet Sixteen is a cryptic film that is often enjoyable. Not often is the horror genre mixed with mystification, but in the case of Sweet ...

Tenebre - Special Edition

100 reviews
Mirella Banti, Christian Borromeo

ANCHOR BAY, 2008

Red herrings, blood and tension in the superior shocker
Fierce, stylish sex crimes are on the menu in this grisly, superbly shot film. It's got some great twists and several places where I jumped out of my skin. The violence is extreme and unpleasant, with a good deal of graphic (& in one place hilariously bad) effects. This is powerful stuff and viewing it is like watching a slasher film made by Hitchcock. A acquired taste but interesting viewing.

ABC News 20/20 Schizophrenia

1 review

ABC News, 2007

Roberta
My son has mental illness and the National Alliance of Mental Illness recommended this 16 minute segment from a 20/20 television show as a good way to try and understand how the mind of a mentally ill person perceives things. A group of scientists at Yale University developed a visual reality device that one puts on their head to see and hear as if you have schizophrenia. It is an intense ...

National Geographic: In the Womb - Multiples

6 reviews
National Geographic

Nat'l Geographic Vid, 2007

A fascinating journey
This documentary follows the multiple pregnancies of three different women, from conception to shortly after the birth. Rachel (the only one who isn't a first-time mother) is having fraternal twins (a boy and a girl), Jennifer is having triplets (two identical boys plus one fraternal brother who was conceived on a different day), and Julie is having identical quads (girls). All three of these ...

April Fool's Day

71 reviews
Jay Baker, Pat Barlow

Paramount, 2002

It A Original Classic
Well, it's the 80's and these movies were big. This one is a slasher but no one gets killed, so what then do you call it, a metaphor? I think so, this film gets a high rating from me because of the characters, the story(or plot). And the original concept. Groovy!Stay Focused & smoke out!

Right at Your Door

25 reviews
Mary McCormack, Rory Cochrane

Roadside Attractions, 2008

Thought Provoking and Frightening Drama for Modern Times... no, really!
Wow. Let's start at the end of the movie (without being a spoiler) and tell you that my daughter, husband, and I all sat there with our jaws dropped for some time at the stunning outcome of the film. It was a plausible ending, yet with all the other completely likely realistic drama that could happen going on throughout the film, we overlooked this detail. Which, I think was the point. And as ...