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| Satan's Baby Doll (1982) |
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Director: Mario Bianchi
Synopsis: When the daughter and wheelchair-bound brother of a recently deceased aristocrat are placed in the care of a lecherous nun, the atmosphere around a remote Italian castle becomes thick with dread and debauchery in director Mario Bianchi's masterpiece of Euro-sleaze. Antonio is the latest in a long line of wealthy landowners. A merciless brute who abuses women, steals his brother's pain medication, and buries the rotting corpses of anyone who dares cross him deep in the ce ... Read more
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| Satan's Little Helper (2004) |
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Director: Jeff Lieberman
Synopsis: Upon meeting a strange masked man, nine-year-old Douglas Whooly lives out the fantasy of his favorite video game "Satan's Little Helper." The two embark on a hellish rampage through the small suburban community, but when the masked killer targets Dougie's family, it may be too late to stop him. With the perfect combination of blood, guts and ingenious humor, Satan's Little Helper tells a gruesome tale that will keep you in stitches until the chilling end. ... Read more
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| Satan's Sadists (1969) |
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Director: Al Adamson
Synopsis: The Mojave desert becomes a battleground when vicious bikers go on a killing spree, causing innocent would-be victims to get bloody revenge. Classic exploitation film violence and action ensues. This low-budget film marks the comeback of formerly popular child actor Russ Tamblyn who goes against type and plays the leader of the motorcycle pack. ~ All Movie Guide ... Read more
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| Satan's Slave (1976) |
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Director: Norman J. Warren
Synopsis: Michael Gough once more goes the horror-movie route in the British Satan's Slave. Gough plays the head of a coven of witches. He roams the countryside in search of new minions for the Dark Prince. A fiery climax caps this standard effort. Satan's Slave received but minimal theatrical play in the US, though it became a fixture of "Shock Theatre" TV manifests. ~All Movie Guide ... Read more
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| Satanic Rites of Dracula, The (1973) |
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Director: Alan Gibson
Synopsis: The final installment in Hammer Studios' Dracula series is also the least interesting of the lot. A fairly direct follow-up to Dracula A.D. 1972, this sequel finds the Count (Christopher Lee) developing a potent strain of bubonic plague which he and his devil-worshipping disciples plan to release from 1970's London to wipe out nearly all life on earth. His efforts are challenged once again by the dedicated Dr. Van Helsing (Peter Cushing), leading to a rather uninvolving ... Read more
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| Saw (2004) |
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Director: James Wan
Synopsis: Obsessed with teaching his victims the value of life, a deranged, sadistic serial killer abducts the morally wayward. Once captured, they must face impossible choices in a horrific game of survival. The victims must fight to win their lives back, or die trying... ... Read more
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| Saw III (2006) |
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Director: Darren Lynn Bousman
Synopsis: Jigsaw (Tobin Bell) is back, and this time he's concocted his deadliest set of traps yet in this gore-soaked sequel written by James Wan and Leigh Whannell, and directed by Saw II's Darren Lynn Bousman. Picking up directly where its predecessor left off, Saw III finds Jigsaw near death and fighting to stay alive for one final game. Determined to show his protégé, Amanda (Shawnee Smith), what it truly means to carry out his deadly game, the ailing Jigsaw instructs his app ... Read more
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| Scanners (1981) |
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Director: David Cronenberg
Synopsis: The title of this David Cronenberg sci-fi horror film refers to a group of people who have telekinetic powers that allow them to read minds and give them the ability to make other people's heads explode. The children of a group of women who took an experimental tranquilizer during their pregnancies, the scanners are now adults and have become outcasts from society. But Darryl (Michael Ironside) decides to create an army of scanners to take over the world. The only person ... Read more
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| Scared To Death (1947) |
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Director: Christy Cabanne
Synopsis: Completed several years before its 1947 release, Scared to Death is historically important as Bela Lugosi's only color film (outside of his brief unbilled appearance in 1931's Fifty Million Frenchmen, which today exists only in black & white). Other than that, it's a dreary story of how a beautiful but treacherous young woman (Molly Lamont) literally dies of fright. Anticipating Sunset Boulevard by at least five years, the film is narrated by the deceased " ... Read more
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| Scars of Dracula (1970) |
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Director: Roy Ward Baker
Synopsis: One of a handful of Hammer "Dracula" films starring Christopher Lee, The Scars of Dracula begins as Count Dracula (Lee) rises from the grave once again. Buckets of blood and vats of violence will delight fans of horror. A young man and his girlfriend find themselves in Dracula's castle where Dracula sinks his teeth into five victims and tortures a servant in a graphically violent scene. A priest is attacked by a bat and meets his maker much earlier than anticipate ... Read more
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| Schock (1977) |
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Director: Mario Bava
Synopsis: This effective occult horror film was the final feature directed by the legendary Mario Bava. Daria Nicolodi gives her most convincing performance as Dora, who moves back into her old house with a new husband, Bruno (John Steiner), after spending time in a mental hospital. Strange things start happening, mostly involving her young son Marco (David Colin, Jr.), who seems to be possessed by the ghost of Dora's first husband Carlo, a heroin addict who committed suicide. Dor ... Read more
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| Scream (1996) |
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Director: Wes Craven
Synopsis: Scream is at once a slasher film and a tongue-in-cheek position paper on the "dead teenagers" movies of the late 1970s/early 1980s that plays as half-parody, half-tribute. Sydney Prescott (Neve Campbell) is having a rough time lately: she's still getting over the brutal rape and murder of her mother a year ago, and now one of her friends (Drew Barrymore) has been killed by a lunatic who harassed her with terrifying phone calls, then stabbed her to death while wear ... Read more
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| Scream 2 (1997) |
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Director: Wes Craven
Synopsis: A year after the monstrous success of 1996's neo-slasher flick Scream, director Wes Craven and screenwriter Kevin Williamson reunited for this follow-up. Since viewers last saw the characters, nosy newswoman Gale Weathers has written a sleazy best-selling book based on the events of the first film, a book that has been adapted into a Hollywood film called Stab, starring Tori Spelling as Sydney Prescott. The real Sydney (Neve Campbell) has since gone away to colleg ... Read more
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| Scream 3 (2000) |
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Director: Wes Craven
Synopsis: Wes Craven's Scream (1996) was a half-parody/half-tribute to the first wave of slasher films of the 1970s and 1980s, and since most of them spawned a large number of sequels, it's only appropriate that Craven and screenwriter Kevin Williamson produced a third installment of their Scream franchise. Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell), traumatized by the brutal murders of her friends, has left her hometown of Woodsboro and is working in California as a crisis int ... Read more
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| Scream and Scream Again (1970) |
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Director: Gordon Hessler
Synopsis: Strange and terrible things are afoot and the police are helpless to stop them in this taut, complicated thriller. First a heart attack victim goes to the hospital and awakens to find limbs missing, and later, the body of a rape victim is found with two strange puncture wounds upon her wrist. Meanwhile in Europe, a military officer is murdered by someone with inordinate strength. After another girl is murdered, Inspector Bellaver gets on the case. The trail of clues has ... Read more
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| Scream Blacula Scream (1973) |
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Director: Bob Kelljan
Synopsis: When a voodoo high priestess croaks, her ambitious son assumes he'll be promoted to leader of the cult. Fat chance! After being passed over, the vengeful son reincarnates Blacula (William Marshall). Together, they infiltrate (and contaminate) the voodoo cult until an investigation leads to a bloody confrontation between police and a host of vampires. Co-stars Pam Grier as the object of Blacula's toothy affection. ... Read more
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| Scream Bloody Murder (1973) |
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Director: Marc B. Ray
Synopsis: Scream Bloody Murder is a 1973 slasher film. It stars Fred Holbert as Matthew, a deranged young man who mangles his father with a tractor. During his fun, he loses his own hand. Afterward, he is placed in a hospital for the criminally insane. During his time there, he learns from a letter that his mother has found a new husband, which angers Matthew. He also gets his hand replaced with a hook, while in the hospital for the criminally insane. Time passes, and he is eventu ... Read more
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| Screaming Skull, The (1958) |
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Director: Alex Nicol
Synopsis: For reasons best known to local TV programmers, the modest shocker The Screaming Skull was telecast on what seemed to be a daily basis in the 1960s. The hero-villain is Eric (played by John Hudson, who later billed himself as William Hudson), the husband of neurotic millionairess Jenni Peggy Webber. By strategically placing miniature skulls all over the house, Eric hopes to drive Jenni into madness so that he can take control of her fortune. The police suspect tha ... Read more
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| Season of the Witch (2010) |
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Director: Dominic Sena
Synopsis: In 14th-century Europe, a courageous knight (Nicolas Cage) leads a group of weary warriors across impossibly treacherous terrain in order to transport a suspected witch (Claire Foy) believed to be responsible for spreading the devastating Black Plague. ... Read more
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| Sentinel, The (1977) |
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Director: Michael Winner
Synopsis: Model Alison Parker (Cristina Raines) gets a great deal on a Brooklyn, N.Y., apartment -- but there's just one catch: It's also the gateway to Hell, and she's on the invite list. Universal's answer to The Exorcist features special makeup effects by Dick Smith and a stellar supporting cast. ... Read more
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