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Kiss of the Vampire
Picture Quality: Sound Quality:		Media:  Rating:  Format: Widescreen letterbox - 1.66:1  Case: Snap Case  Runtime: 88 min  Region: 1  Disc Type: SS-SL  16:9 support: N  Number of Discs: 1  Macrovision:    Audio 1: English (PCM Mono)  Audio 2:

Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires
Picture Quality: Sound Quality:		Media:  Rating:  Format: Widescreen letterbox - 2.35:1  Case: Keep Case  Runtime: 89 min  Region: 1  Disc Type: SS-SL  16:9 support: N  Number of Discs: 1  Macrovision:    Audio 1: English (Dolby Digital 1.0)  Audio 2: This non-anamorphic 2.32:1 DVD appears to have been created from a composite source due to NTSC motion artifacts. Scan lines are visible throughout the picture, which looks dated and is wanting in natural color fidelity. There are slight red overtones throughout the color fidelity, affecting fleshtones, sometimes more than others. Blacks are deep and undefined. Images are very harsh and wanting in fine detail. There is more digital noise apparent in the darker scenes, but artifacts are apparent throughout. The monaural soundtrack has been encoded in Dolby® Digital 2.0 for an undistinguished and overall distracting experience in which the soundtrack is spread to the two front channels rather than properly encoded 1.0 monaural. • Theatrical trailer(s) • Alternate version "The Seven Brothers Meet Dracula", 75 min. • The Story of Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires, The (1974), narrated by Peter Cushing

Lifeforce
Picture Quality: Sound Quality:		Media:  Rating:  Format: Widescreen letterbox - 2.35:1  Case: Keep Case  Runtime: 116 min  Region: 1  Disc Type: SS-SL  16:9 support: N  Number of Discs: 1  Macrovision:    Audio 1: English (Dolby Digital 5.1)  Audio 2: SubTitles Available: Subtitles: English The DVD, framed at 2.40:1, is not anamorphic. Images are generally sharp with good background delineation. Blacks sometimes lack true depth and definition. Some of the computer created imagery looks finely detailed, but the DVD appears to be created from a composite D-2 source, due to some apparent NTSC motion artifacts. The original 4.0 soundtrack printmaster has been remastered to 5.1 and coded in Dolby® Digital. The sound character exhibits a ponderous bass rumble produced by dominant .1 LFE. While surround envelopment is often effectively spatial, it is not always as aggressive. This may initially sound impressive, but one soon realizes the unnaturalness, no matter how many directional surrounds. • Production notes • Theatrical trailer(s) • Contains An Additional 15 Minutes Of Footage Not In Theaters • 8-Page Booklet Featuring Trivia, Production Notes And A Revealing Look At The Making Of The Film

Lust for a Vampire
Picture Quality: Sound Quality:		Media:  Rating:  Format: Widescreen anamorphic - 1.77:1  Case: Keep Case  Runtime: 91 min  Region: 1  Disc Type: SS-DL  16:9 support: Y  Number of Discs: 1  Macrovision:    Audio 1: English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono)  Audio 2: Commentary • Commentary by director Jimmy Sangster and star Suzanna Leigh. Moderated by historian Marcus Hearn • Theatrical trailer(s) • Radio Spots • Poster and Still Gallery

Near Dark
Picture Quality: Sound Quality:		Media:  Rating:  Format: Widescreen anamorphic - 1.85:1  Case: Digipak  Runtime: 94 min  Region: 1  Disc Type:  16:9 support: Y  Number of Discs: 2  Macrovision:    Audio 1: English (Dolby Digital 5.1)  Audio 2: English (DTS)  Audio 3: Commentary  Audio 4: SubTitles Available: Subtitles: English • Commentary by director Kathryn Bigelow • Living in Darkness: a new 47 minute documentary on the making of the film • Deleted scene with director's commentary • Storyboards • Poster & still gallery • Behind the scenes gallery • DVD-ROM: Screenplay and screen savers

Nosferatu - Special Edition
Picture Quality: Sound Quality:		Media:  Rating:  Format: Full Screen (Standard) - 1.33:1  Case: Keep Case  Runtime: 90 min  Region: 1  Disc Type:  16:9 support:  Number of Discs: 1  Macrovision:    Audio 1: Dolby Digital 5.0 score  Audio 2: Stereo organ score  Audio 3: Commentary  Audio 4: SubTitles Available: Subtitles: English

Nosferatu, The Vampire
Picture Quality: Sound Quality:		Media:  Rating:  Format: Full Screen (Standard) - 1.33:1  Case:  Runtime: 84 min  Region: 1  Disc Type:  16:9 support:  Number of Discs: 1  Macrovision:

Queen of the Damned (Widescreen Edition)
Picture Quality: Sound Quality:		Media:  Rating:  Format: Widescreen anamorphic - 1.85:1  Case: Keep Case  Runtime: 101 min  Region: 1  Disc Type: SS-SL  16:9 support: Y  Number of Discs: 1  Macrovision:    Audio 1: English (Dolby Digital 5.1)  Audio 2: French (Dolby Digital 5.1)  Audio 3: Commentary  Audio 4: SubTitles Available: Subtitles: English, Spanish, French Audio commentary by director Michael Rymer, producer Jorge Saralegui and composer Richard Gibbs "Aaliyah Remembered" pays tribute to the beloved star Documentaries: "Creating the Vampires" and "The Music of Lestat" 13 Additional scenes including more among the ancients and a Jesse dream sequence 3 Full-Length Lestat music videos: "Forsaken", "Redeemer" and "System" Static X "Cold" music video Extended "Slept So Long and Not Meant For Me" concert sequences Gag reel Production book stills

Razor Blade Smile
Picture Quality: Sound Quality:		Media:  Rating:  Format: Widescreen letterbox - 1.85:1  Case: Keep Case  Runtime: 101 min  Region: 1  Disc Type: SS-SL  16:9 support: N  Number of Discs: 1  Macrovision:    Audio 1: English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)  Audio 2: The opening scenes are presented in black-and-white with a good gray scale. The non-anamorphic 1.85:1 picture is strangely stylized with intriguing imagery that is generally sharp, but wanting in detail and definition. Colors are inconsistent and often smeared, with blacks that lack true, solid depth. Contrast and shadow delineation are mediocre, with the darker scenes wanting in definition. There are no distracting artifacts and little compression pixelization. This strange film will delight fans of adult horror, but overall is mediocre at best. The soundtrack is presented in 4-channel matrix Dolby® Surround. Not much is really expected for this "B" movie. The music has an aggressive presence in the 4-channel soundfield and a good low-end. There's some use of dimensional sound effects, but ambient sound effects don't seem to blend well into the soundfield. Furthermore, dialogue level is too high and out of place with the picture, and is directed from all screen channels. • Theatrical trailer(s) • Article From Femme Fatales Magazine • 5 theatrical Trailers • Horrormovies.com Preview

Revenge in the House of Usher (1982)
Picture Quality: Sound Quality:		Media:  Rating:  Format:  Case:  Runtime: 90 min  Region: 1  Disc Type:  16:9 support:  Number of Discs: 1  Macrovision:

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