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Gate II 01/18 Blu-ray (Rental)
Gate II 01/18 Blu-ray (Rental)
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Release: February 27, 2018
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Not all minions are cute and cuddly … This supercharged sequel to the horror classic The Gate comes alive with unearthly creatures, heart-stopping action and incredible special effects. Gate II picks up again with Terry, the teenage sorcerer who summons beings from the other side whose powers can be used to grant any wish. Unfortunately, before the Gate closes again, a "minion" – a tiny disciple of Satan himself – manages to slip through to our dimension. When the creature is kidnapped – all hell breaks loose. Bonus Content: 2K Scan of the Interpositive Return to the Nightmare - A Look Back at Gate II - Featuring Interviews with Director Tibor Takacs, Screenwriter Michael Nankin and Special Visual Effects Creator Randall William Cook From the Depths - An Interview with Make-up Effects Artists Craig Reardon Theatrical Trailer Video Promo and Video Store Contest Promo Still Gallery
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I, Madman 05/25 Blu-ray (Rental)
I, Madman 05/25 Blu-ray (Rental)
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Release: June 17, 2025
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Book store clerk Virginia (Jenny Wright) loves to lose herself in a good novel, but when she cracks the spine of a horror pulp called I, Madman, she conjures the book's monstrous author/villain Malcolm Brand (Randall William Cook). As grisly murders begin to occur around her, Virginia finds it difficult to distinguish fact from fiction, and even more difficult to convince anyone that the hideous character is real. Brand, who reconstructs his disfigured face by carving away the flesh of his victims, is one of the more memorable horror villains of the 1980s (the decade that gave us Jason, Freddy, and Chucky). Director Tibor Takacs cleverly frames Brand's appearances in DePalma-style setpieces, doling out shock and suspense in careful measures, making I, Madman an unforgettable cinematic page-turner.
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