Video Nasty - DPP List [09-12]{Big_A_Little_A} {Samurai RG}

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Video Nasty - DPP List [09-12]
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Bloody Moon
(AKA Die Säge des Todes)
(AKA The Saw of Death)
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Release year.........: 1981
Genre................: Horror
IMDb rating..........: 5.1/10
IMDB Link............: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0083156/
Language.............: English
Subtitles............: None

Duration.............: 1h 25mn
Source...............: DVD R1
Burn Tested..........: No
PS3 Compatible.......: Yes

Format...............: AVI
Format/Info..........: Audio Video Interleave
File size............: 885 MB
Overall bit rate.....: 1 455 Kbps





Originally banned in England due to its potent combination of graphic violence, gratuitous nudity,
and outrageous gore, Jess Franco's gruesome "body count" frightener doesn't stop delivering the nasty
thrills until the final credits have rolled. Vanessa star Olivia Pascal headlines this stylish tale of
slaughtered schoolgirls featuring all the incest, voyeurism, and roller disco that a fan of such
depraved fare could possibly hope for.

Miguel, a young man with a horribly disfigured face, goes on a rampage at a masquerade party and rapes a girl.
He then brutally hacks up the young woman with a pair of scissors. Miguel is institutionalized at a mental asylum
for five years. Afterward, he is released into the care of his sister, Manuela. Along with their wheelchair bound
mother, they operate a boarding school for young woman, called Europe's International Youth-Club Boarding School
of Languages, on the Spanish resort of Costa Del Sol. Miguel is intrigued by Angela, a long-haired brunette, whom
he first saw on the train ride from the sanitarium. The creepy Miguel follows her around. Miguel meets with Manuela
to request that they resume their incestuous relationship. She reminds him that it was this relationship that made
him emotionally unstable five years earlier.
She says they cannot because nobody understands them: "Only if we could get rid of everyone...


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The Boogeyman
(AKA The Bogey Man)
(AKA Seven Doors of Death)
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Release year.........: 1980
Genre................: Horror
IMDb rating..........: 4.2/10
IMDB Link............: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080464/
Language.............: English
Subtitles............: None

Duration.............: 1h 21mn
Source...............: DVD R1
Burn Tested..........: No
PS3 Compatible.......: Yes

Format...............: AVI
Format/Info..........: Audio Video Interleave
File size............: 851 MB
Overall bit rate.....: 1 455 Kbps





The estimable husband-wife team of Ulli Lommel and Suzanna Love strike again with The Boogey Man. In emulation of Halloween, the film tells the tale of a youth who commits a murder in childhood, said action striking him mute. Years later, a haunted mirror that "witnessed" the crime sparks a series of gory killings. John Carradine, who evidently never turned down anything, shows up in the "Donald Pleasence" role. Other films invoked by the sublimely derivative Boogey Man include The Exorcist, Straitjacket and Psycho. Evidently audiences ate it up, else why would there have been an even more imitative Boogeyman II?


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The Burning
(AKA- Cropsy)
(AKA Carnage)
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Release year.........: 1981
Genre................: Horror
IMDb rating..........: 6.1/10
IMDB Link............: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082307/
Language.............: English
Subtitles............: None

Duration.............: 1h 31mn
Source...............: DVD-R copy original source unknown
Burn Tested..........: No
PS3 Compatible.......: Yes

Format...............: AVI
Format/Info..........: Audio Video Interleave
File size............: 952 MB
Overall bit rate.....: 1 455 Kbps





Apart from early appearances by Jason Alexander and Holly Hunter, an interesting score by Rick Wakeman,
and some typically effective work by effects icon Tom Savini, this slasher film is also among the more
frightening of its kind. The plot concerns a summer-camp caretaker named Cropsy (Lou David) who is horribly
burned by mischievous teen campers during a botched practical joke. Years later, he leaves the hospital as
a disfigured gloppy mess with an axe (actually, hedgeclippers) to grind. After dispatching a local prostitute,
Cropsy heads out to the wilderness to terrorize a group of campers. They're the usual bunch of horny, obnoxious
teenagers, but there are some interesting performances by Larry Joshua as a mean-spirited bully and
Brian Backer (of Fast Times at Ridgemont High) as a put-upon nerd. The campers visit an island and, in a scene
heavily cut by the ratings board prior to release, several of them die in a horrifying mass slaughter aboard a boat.
The remaining teens are brutally picked off one by one until Cropsy is finally defeated.


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Cannibal Apocalypse
(AKA Apocalisse domani)
(AKA Cannibals in the Streets)
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Release year.........: 1980
Genre................: Horror
IMDb rating..........: 5.6/10
IMDB Link............: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080379/
Language.............: English
Subtitles............: None

Duration.............: 1h 36mn
Source...............: DVD R1
Burn Tested..........: No
PS3 Compatible.......: Yes

Format...............: AVI
Format/Info..........: Audio Video Interleave
File size............: 1 002 MB
Overall bit rate.....: 1 456 Kbps





Half zombie epic, half cannibal gorefest, this unusual blend of two popular Italo-horror subgenres results in a
high-octane thriller that delivers the gory goods. The story involves a group of former Vietnam POW's who contract
a bizarre disease in captivity which compels them to eat human flesh. Needless to say, this makes assimilation into
post-war American life rather difficult as the gestating disease takes hold on the returning veterans, whose cannibal
instincts eventually fight their way to the surface. One such victim is commando Norman Hopper (John Saxon), who is
bitten by one of the POW's during a rescue mission and carries the gestating contagion back home. When the soldier who
bit him (John Morghen) is released from a veterans' psychiatric hospital after apparently being cured, he makes brief
phone contact with Saxon before succumbing to an immediate relapse, leading to a gory rampage and subsequent shootout
with police.
When Saxon begins feeling the urge to munch,first developing an appetite for the teenage cupcake next door,he springs his
fellow cannibals from the hospital, leading to another bloody confrontation with the police.This time in the city sewers.

Director Antonio Margheriti (alleged ghost-director of Andy Warhol's Blood for Dracula and Flesh for Frankenstein) manages
to fuse crime-thriller conventions with gory cannibals-in-the-streets horror without losing viewers' interest, although the
drastically-edited video version (under the title Invasion of the Flesh Hunters) suffers badly from the absence of
Gianetto De Rossi's chunk-blowing makeup effects. The dialogue, while better than the average Italian post-dubbing job, is
so overloaded with profanity that it becomes unintentionally hilarious.
Released under a dozen titles, the best-known being Cannibal Apocalypse.


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Date of post.......: 11.07.2011