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Night of the Zombies (aka Hell of the Living Dead)
[DVD#198]
[Note: Directed by Bruno Mattei. This Italian film has been whored out under many names and faces. It can be very confusing. Many of the directors and actors of the genre used pseudonyms. To add to the confusion, different regions had different names for the same movie. And as new fads entered the genre sometimes the movie descriptions themselves were even rewritten! Marketing is an evil, lying beast indeed. See below.]
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[Below: VHS version from 1996.]
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[Below: Alternate title 'Hell of the Living Dead'.]
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[Below: Same movie, but marketed for the silly 'Nazi-zombie' genre craze.]
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[Below: Different cover.]
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[Below: German version.]
Revenge of the Dead (aka Zeder)
[DVD#199]
[Note: Directed by Pupi Avati. This Italian film was originally called 'Zeder'...]
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[Below: 1997 VHS version.]
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[Below: Alternative art...]
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[Below: The original release called 'Zeder'...]
Forever Evil
[DVD#200]
[Note: Directed by Roger Evans... the DVD cover above looks far worse than the VHS cover below.]
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[Below: 1987 VHS version.]
The Dark Power
[DVD#201]
[Note: Directed by Phil Smoot. This boring film features legendary western film star 'Lash La Rue', who returned to film after 30 years for this film. He must have been drunk...]
Future Hunters
[DVD#202]
[Note: Directed by Cirio Santiago... This is the VHS version.]
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[Below: The box art is better than the movie itself, as is often the case...]
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[Below: Here is the cover of the Japanese release...]
Let the Right One In
[DVD#203]
[Note: Directed by Tomas Alfredson. This Swedish film is very well-done and unique. The premise of a child vampire worked very well. Great acting, realistic gore and an overall strange atmosphere make this a great film.]
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[Below: Back]
Let Me In
[DVD#203b]
[Note: Directed by Matt Reeves. Many movie remakes suck, so I was pleasantly surprised when this was actually good. I'm not sure why it needed to be remade, since the original Swedish version was just released two years earlier in 2009, but I'm not complaining, I enjoyed it. It's a unique film, and the director did a hell of a job.]
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[Below: Comic book included with the release above.]
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[Below: Portuguese DVD release.]
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[Below: French poster.]
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[Below: American poster.]
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[Below: Japanese poster.]
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[Below: Movie still.]
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[Below: Movie still.]
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[Below: Movie still.]
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[Below: And of course, like so many movies these days, Let Me In spawned a comic book. The cash cow is hungry...]
Grimm Love
[DVD#204]
[Note: Directed by Martin Weisz. The craziest thing about this movie is the story it is based upon. Basically one person posts a message wanting to be eaten alive. Another person wants to eat someone. True love. Internet + humanity = some truly disturbing stuff. This movie starts out slow, but gets better as dinner time grows near...! HA! Oh, and did I mention the one who wants to be eaten had one small request? It was that the other first bite off his penis, cook it and serve it to him!]
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