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NR(Film, Television) |
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018713-816931  
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0:00 (0 Min.) |
| Verpackungstyp: |
Keep Case |
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Color, |
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Einseitig, Zweischichtig |
| Veröffentlicht: |
29. März 2004 |
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Besitz |
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Verfügbar |
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| Kaufdatum: |
08. September 2005 |
| Kaufpreis: |
Versteckt |
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• DVDBoxOffice |
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Frankenstein's Daughter
Dr. Frankenstein's grandson, Oliver Frank (Donald Murphy), is developing a wonder drug with kindly Carter Morton (Felix Locher) while secretly using Carter's niece, Trudy (Sandra Knight), as his unwitting guinea pig. Oliver graduates from transforming Trudy into a monster to creating a new horror from scratch in this cult favorite from Richard Cunha (She Demons), with teen idol John Ashley as Trudy's boyfriend, Johnny Bruder.
The Bat
Horror legend Vincent Price (House of Usher) and OSCAR® nominee Agnes Moorehead (The Magnificent Ambersons) star in this suspense thriller based on Mary Roberts Rineheart's oft-filmed novel and stageplay. Mystery writer Cornelia van Gorder (Moorehead) rents a spooky country house for the summer, while the masked criminal called The Bat is on the loose-and Dr. Malcolm Wells (Price) knows more than he's telling.
Carnival of Souls
Candace Hilligoss (Curse of the Living Corpse) stars as the sole survivor of an automobile accident, who then find herself trapped between the lands of the living and the dead, in this uniquely effective horror film. Shot in Lawrenceville, Kansas, reportedly for less than $100,000, this cult classic (aka Corridors of Evil) weaves an unforgettable spell, with its haunting score, eerie atmosphere, and surreal, nightmarish imagery. |
| Notizen |
| Ankunft: 29.09.2005
240 min |
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Frankenstein's Daughter/ The Bat/ Carnival of Souls (Horror Triple Feature)
