| Originaltitel: |
Pánico en el Transiberiano |
| Herkunftsland: |
Großbritannien, Spanien |
| Jahr: |
1972 |
| Regisseur: |
Gene Martin |
| Freigabe: |
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| EAN, Land, Regionalcode: |
030306-117690
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| Laufzeit: |
1:28 (88 Min.) |
| Verpackungstyp: |
HD Slim |
| Bildformat: |
Color, 1.66:1 Breitbild |
| DVD-Format: |
Einseitig, Einschichtig |
| Veröffentlicht: |
28. November 2011 |
| Sammlungstyp: |
Besitz (#3310) |
| Status: |
Verfügbar |
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| Kaufdatum: |
19. Mai 2025 |
| Kaufpreis: |
Versteckt |
| Händler: |
Unknown |
| Bewertung Film: |
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Übersicht |
| The '70s horror classic returns like you’ve never seen it before! Screen legends Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing star as rival turn-of-the-century anthropologists transporting a frozen 'missing link' aboard the Trans-Siberian Express. But when the prehistoric creature thaws and escapes, it unleashes a brain-scarfing spree that turns its victims into the eye-bleeding undead. Can the crafty colleagues stop this two million year old monster, hordes of zombie passengers and a psychotic Cossack officer (Telly Savalas) before terror goes off the rails? Silvia Tortosa (When The Screaming Stops) co-stars in this all-time fright favorite from director Eugenio Martín and the blacklisted Hollywood screenwriters of PSYCHOMANIA, now featuring explosive new Extras and a stunning HD transfer from vault elements recently unearthed in a Mongolian film depot! |
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| Audioformate |
Englisch |  | Dolby Digital Mono | Spanisch |  | Dolby Digital Mono | Andere |  | Dolby Digital Mono |
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| 1 | Main Feature (BD) | ![Disc-ID von Seite A = 7DF77CBB780F2716 [HorrorExpress]](gfx/discid.gif) | | | | | | 2 | Main Feature (DVD) | ![Disc-ID von Seite A = 2C3DEF14B74EADE1 [HE_DVD]](gfx/discid.gif) | | |  | |
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Szenenanwahl, Trailer, Bonus Trailers, Interviews, Introduction by Fangoria Editor Chris Alexander
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Go to the Special Features page. Highlight "Murder on the Trans-Siberian Express" and move your cursor once to the left. Both pupils of the man's eyes will then appear. Click enter to view a 1-minute outtake of the train station that was used for the exteriors in the film as it appears today.
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