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Following in the paranoiac tradition of Roman Polanski, Hong Kong director Julian Lee explores themes of self-identity and madness in an atmospheric horror film adapted from his own suspense novel NIGHT CORRIDOR. Kung fu actor Daniel Wu stars as Sam, a struggling artist summoned back to his hometown after the mysterious death of his twin brother. Learning that his sibling was mauled to death by a pack of wild animals, Sam is further discomfited by the secretive relationship between his alcoholic mother (pioneering female martial artist Kara Hui) and old family friend Father Chan (Eddy Ko). So when his dead brother's girlfriend (Coco Chiang) informs him that his twin had been assuming his identity, Sam enlists the help of a sinister librarian (Guk Fung) to finally sort out his family history before its secrets overwhelm him.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep CaseLetterboxedInteractive Features: Scene Access
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This kinetic horror/action hybrid stars Tak Sakaguchi as Prisoner KSC2-303, a criminal who has just escaped from a maximum security prison. Heading to the Forest of Resurrection to meet up with some gangsters, KSC2-303's escape plan soon veers off course when an argument with one of the gangsters leads KSC2-303 to shoot him. Worse still, KSC2-303 finds out the hard way that when you kill something in the Forest of Resurrection, it does not stay dead. Things get even more complicated when all the dead people the gangsters have buried in the forest begin coming back to life and packing heat. Blending zombie horror with EVIL DEAD 2 style slapstick and Hong Kong action pyrotechnics, VERSUS is a very bloody and very enjoyable thriller.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic WidescreenAudio: DTS Surround 5.1 - Japanese DTS Surround 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio CommentaryInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Noted German director Volker Schlondorff`s (THE TIN DRUM) highly compelling THE NINTH DAY provides a unique examination of historical events that took place during the Holocaust. Interned at the Dachau concentration camp near Munich in 1942 for anti-Nazi activities, Henri Kremer (Ulrich Matthes), an influential Luxembourg priest, endures terrible hardships along with thousands of his clergymen. Mysteriously, Kremer is released and sent back home to his family in Luxembourg for nine days. Upon his return, the local up-and-coming SS chief, Gebhardt (August Diehl) charges Kremer with a difficult assignment: convince the Bishop of Luxembourg to sign an agreement with the Nazis, thereby providing an integral link between Hitler in Berlin and the Pope in the Vatican. These scenes between the young, eager Gebhardt and the older, stoic Kremer simmer with friction and meaningful import. The great challenge is that the Bishop, like Kremer, opposes Nazi racial doctrine. Failure to execute within nine days means a return to Dachau for Kremer and the endangerment of the lives of his family and fellow clergyman at the camp. However, while success provides assured safety for all those people, it also would represent the ultimate corruption of his own faith. Based loosely on the memoirs of Jean Bernard, a real Catholic priest, THE NINTH DAY is a complex and thought-provoking film.
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After being challenged by his friend Carlos, Ruben decides to prove his craftiness by parachuting into a resort town where seven beautiful young women are on vacation. He poses as their butler, and tells each woman a different story outlining his past. Eventually, they learn that he has been lying and plan a dastardly revenge. Rodolfo de Anda stars in this colorful window into Mexico's swinging 60's.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Sammi (Athena Chu) and her husband Chan (Francis Ng) find themselves resurrecting their nearly failed marriage after Sammi suffers a grave injury in an armed robbery. Though the injury gives Sammi and Chan another chance at love, it also puts Sammi in great danger. After she heals from the incident, Sammi begins to have premonitions of murders, an event which Chan, a police officer, uses to further a murder investigation, but which also places them at risk from the murderer.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseLetterboxed WidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound - Cantonese Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound - MandarinAdditional Release Material: Featurette - 1.Making Of Bloopers TrailersInteractive Features: Chapters
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