... There's nothing horrifying about despite the name. Ha God it's crap. I bought it for 99p and it's not worth any more than that. It's just so unbelievably stupid. This mightn't be the most articulate review ever but if you see this film you'll understand. It's also full of historical inaccuracies ... Read review
The men on board Her Britannic Majesty's Ships Terror and Erebus had every expectation of ... more
triumph. They were part of Sir John Franklin's 1845 expedition - as scientifically advanced an enterprise as had ever set forth - and theirs were the first steam-driven vessels to go in search of the fabled North-West Passage. But the ships have now been trapped in the Arctic ice for nearly two years. Coal and provisions are running low. Yet the real threat isn't the constantly shifting landscape of white or the flesh-numbing temperatures dwindling supplies or the vessels being slowly crushed by the unyielding grip of the frozen ocean. No the real threat is far more terrifying. There is something out there that haunts the frigid darkness which stalks the ships snatching one man at a time - mutilating devouring. A nameless thing at once nowhere and everywhere this terror has become the expedition's nemesis. When Franklin meets a terrible death it falls to Captain Francis Crozier of HMS Terror to take command and lead the remaining crew on a last desperate attempt to flee south across the ice. With them travels an Eskimo woman who cannot speak. She may be the key to survival - or the harbinger of their deaths. And as scurvy starvation and madness take their toll as the Terror on the ice become evermore bold Crozier and his men begin to fear there is no escape...
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Scientific investigator Alan Brooks (Forrest Tucker) is summoned to the remote Alpine ... more
village of Trollenberg following the recent decapitation of a mountain-climber. On the way to Trollenberg he encounters a mind-reading act, Sarah and Anne Pilgrim (Jennifer Jayne and Janet Munro). Anne suffers a powerful psychic experience and insists that she and her sister follow Brooks to the village.At a mountainside observatory Brooks discovers a sinister radioactive cloud below the summit. What is the horrifying alien secret that lurks within the poisonous fog? And why does Anne represent such a threat to it? As the cloud descends the mountain, the besieged humans confront the horror of the crawling eyes...
Production Year: 1980 - Horror - Director: Stanley Kubrick - Original Language: English - Classification: 18 years and over - Starring: Jack Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Danny Lloyd
Advantages: I got for 99p (wait you want advantages) Disadvantages: I wasted over an hour of my life. Well i laughed
...guy who has taken on the body and mind of teh duke. In my mind that pretty much makes him the duke. What else is left. There's nothing horrifying about despite the name. Ha God it's crap. I bought it for 99p and it's not worth any more than that. It's just so unbelievably stupid. This mightn't be the most articulate review ever but if you see this film you'll understand. It's also full of historical inaccuracies to name a few
1) Jack ... ...battalion after the battle of Auswitch. Well he has got seriously seriously lost as Auswitch was in Austria and he ends up beside the sea.
2) This Napolenic soldier dspite being really bad at orientation does eem to be quite clever as he has invented the revolver and given it to the onset of the 19th century
3) The Baron/duke who is apparently austrian but could be Italian if the geography worked out abit better prefers ... more
This film is laughable bad. It seriously is crap. It contains a Duke who is actually some other guy who has taken on the body and mind of teh duke. In my mind that pretty much makes him the duke. What else is left. There's nothing horrifying about despite the name. Ha God it's crap. I bought it for 99p and it's not worth any more than that. It's just so unbelievably stupid. This mightn't be the most articulate review ever but if you see this film you'll understand. It's also full of historical inaccuracies to name a few
1) Jack plays a napoleonic soldier who has got lost from his battalion after the battle of Auswitch. Well he has got seriously seriously lost as Auswitch was in Austria and he ends up beside the sea.
2) This Napolenic soldier dspite being really bad at orientation does eem to be quite clever as he has invented the revolver and given it to the onset of the 19th century
3) The Baron/duke who is apparently austrian but could be Italian if the geography worked out abit better prefers to adorn his castle in French and English standards rather than those of his own nation.
But the greatest shock is Francis Ford Coppolla made this film!!! Well I suppose we all have to satrt somewhere
Advantages: Some decent moments, somehow kept me watching until the end Disadvantages: Mostly really bad across the board
This is a DVD I picked up for £1 a couple of years ago. I suppose the price should have told me something, but I gave it a shot, hoping to have found a bit of a gem.
Face of Terror follows Nick Harper as he tries to find his missing sister in Barcelona. While travelling from the States to Spain without permission from his boss, cop Nick finds himself in even more hot water when he arrives in Europe to find that his sister had fallen in with the wrong crowd. As he trawls through dodgy photographers, drug dealers and terrorists, Nick realises he must have his wits about him if he is to find his sister before he loses his life.
Ultimately, it's distinctly average in nearly every way. with a pretty mundane plot, some terrible acting, and some bad timing in the editing stakes. And yet, strangely, there's something intriguing about it ...
Advantages: Truth you'll get more out of this DVD than 20 hollywood ones easily Disadvantages: none worth mentioning
and you are just taking control by having your eyes opened. I saw a couple of events during my life thinking and knowing something is amiss I always knew the government and the people dictating the rules were incompetent but this film lets you know why they are being incompetent - the reason being they are simply puppets in power carrying out an agenda for a ruling class.
I can say more and more and more, just watch this and you will start searching for more shocking information be prepared though it will change your life and probably the views of many people around you when you start talking about it and encourageing people to watch this DVD or one of the many other DVDS emerging onto the market or mainly on the web
This DVD covers John Charles de menezes, London Bombings, september 11th, the war on terror, and it also includes some ...
Advantages: Plenty of stories, easy for loo/tea breaks Disadvantages: Likes the spooky girl with white nightie a bit much
stories do also contain children getting scared out of their wits.
'Tales Of Terror' came to life when Japan's horror elite were invited by Japanese television to contribute their short ghost films to be made into a series called Tales of Terror. This collection is what they came up with and forms going on for three hours (approximately 165 minutes) of Japanese horror shorts.
It has quite a distinguished pedigree too. The cover tells us that such directors as Takashi Shimziu ("Ju-on: The Grudge"), Norio Tsuruta ("Ring 0"), Hiroshi Takahashi ("Ring 2") and Kei Horie ("The Grudge 2") have all contributed.
Most of the stories are very good and many of them last just under or on the five-minute mark. There's a couple that go over, but i don't think that really matters, because they're still short enough to stop the disc between ...
An old witch is determined to drive a Baron to suicide. An officer in Napoleon's army becomes involved after he pursues a young woman to the Baron's castle...
Release details
DVD Region
DVD
Studio(s)
WHE EUROPE LIMITED; TOTAL HOME ENTERTAINMENT (THE)
Release date
24/05/2004
No of Discs
1
Catalogue No
GMVS 1209
Barcode
5060033472095
Languages
Main Language
English
DVD Description
Horror legend Boris Karloff and a young Jack Nicholson team up in this disjointed but enjoyable Roger Corman quickie. Nicholson plays Lieutenant Andre Duvalier, an officer under Napoleon who finds himself lost along a stretch of beach, where he is seduced by the beautiful Helene (Sandra Knight), who may or may not be a ghost. His obsession leads him to the gloomy castle of Baron Von Leppe (Karloff), a recluse haunted by the ghost of his dead wife, Ilse, who Andre suspects is actually Helene, or vice versa. Longtime Corman regular Dick Miller plays Stefan, Von Leppe's trusty servant, and Dorothy Neumann is a witch who may be using Helene as a tool for revenge. All the characters do lots of skulking around the gloomy sets and outdoors along the beautiful Big Sur coastline, where the exteriors were filmed. Corman shot the interior scenes in two days, on sets left standing from his previous film, THE RAVEN. Though a little short on coherence, it's a lot of fun, and it's great to see Karloff and Nicholson together in a sort of passing of the machiavellian torch. A nicely ominous mood maintains itself with the help of Ronald Stein's robust score.
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