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>,Bud Abbott,Lou Costello,Nancy Guild,Arthur Franz,Adele Jergens

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(do not buy this collection)

『I got this collection of Abbot and Costello for Christmas. Only one movie on this collection worked. All the rest skipped, froze and did not play. Very Very bad recording quality!!! This was a gift and should have worked much better!!! Did no one ever view what they tried to record of this classic comedy team? What they have tried to sell here is total crap? The Best of Abbott&Costello collections are the Worst of them! Never order from this producer again... Got my refund...』

(GREAT SET!!!!!)

『Very good prints and no problem with discs. Trailers disappointing when there are any.』

(Great Quality)

『I was very surprised by the quality of the picture on these videos. The picture was very clear as well as the sound. They were not grainy at all. I thought they would be difficult to watch because they are old movies but they are not. My wife and I are very happy with our purchase and plan on buying more in the future.』

(Great Classics)

『This purchase was a great addition to my film library. My grandchildren just discovered the Abbott&Costello classics and can't get enough of them. If you're looking for good, clean family entertainment, this is the ticket.』

(Abbot&Costello - #2)

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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(history gone evil)

『first of all I would say that it was a crazy but cool horror film involving W2 history in it even though it wasn't a real event,
the fact that a group meets at a cabin some where possably itly, already gets you into the whole storyline.
but the fact that a man comes knocking at the door and tells them a creepy W2 story is somehting else, when crazy zombie nazis
attack them.

my feeling is the graphics were good the cutting up and bashing them over the was original but cool,
it makes a really good slasher film because the other one that I saw sucked (no offence). the *one on one* with the fat guy was a little weird but at least the girl got pulled through the floor boards of the outhouse.

bottum line is that I would try watching it in [blue-ray] first

//by the way it put on good performance for a zombie horror film//』

(Review: Dead Snow)

『

A woman runs through the snowy wilderness, chased by some unseen threat, as Edvard Grieg's "In The Hall Of The Mountain King" rises to it's climax, which effectively illustrates her increasing distress and danger level.

And so begins Dead Snow, an intense foreign film which only ever slows down to display a little bit of the character's personalities before the gruesome events occur again. The fact that it is subtitled does not detract anything from one's enjoyment of the film.

From then on we watch as seven Norwegian med students decide to spend their Easter vacation in an isolated cabin near Oksfjord. While they wait for the main guy's girlfriend to arrive, who actually owns the cabin, they decide to pass the time by drinking and setting up opportunities for possible hook-ups. The fun is soon spoiled by the arrival of a mysterious stranger, an older man who warns them of the evil history of the area.

It seems that during WWII, a sadistic Nazi commander named Colonel Herzog was in charge of the nearby Naval base, and under his reign the locals were robbed, tortured and murdered for three long years before they decided to exact their revenge. They attacked the Nazi's while they slept and managed to kill a great number of them. Herzog and many of his soldiers escaped into the frozen woods though, taking with them a fortune in gold, jewelry and coins.

The creepiness of the stranger, who goes nameless, and the fact that Vegard's girlfriend Sara has still not shown up by morning, leads the students to believe that something is definitely wrong with their vacation destination.

The suspense regarding who gets killed is fairly effective, and should keep you guessing, considering that one character who is absolutely squeamish at the sight of blood is forced to step up and commit brutally violent acts, and is responsible for the most shocking incident in the entire movie. To sum it up, this is one movie will be added to my must-watch list every October, alongside Trick `R' Treat, Halloween and Friday The 13th Part 3.』

(nazi zombies return)

『This is the fifth Nazi Zombie movie That has been made, and it's one of the better ones. Of course if you are not a horror fan then you wouldn't like any of them. And the effects of the three earlier films can't compete with the last two but that doesn't matter really. The first was the classic 'shock waves" (1976) followed by the french low budget effort "zombie lake" (1980) and jess franco's 'oasis of the zombies" (1983) and then by the excellent 'outpost" (2007) and now by "Dead Snow" (2009). This movie has far more gore than the three early efforts; but that was different era; although "outpost" has more interesting characters than "dead snow" which is your typical in the know young people who are the target of the Nazi Zombies wrath. The acting is very good though and this is a professional movie.
Unlike the first time efforts of the many ultra low budget horror zombie flicks shot awkwardly and sometimes on video tape.

We are told that they killed villagers and then had to battle their way into the mountains when the vengeful Norwegians came for them. They died there and have been there ever since. This movie is part ghost story in that the zombies are protecting their loot rather than just killing people for no reason. And that's a good twist to this very good horror movie. The film has a english dubbed soundtrack (in stereo) and the original Norwegian soundtrack (with english subtitles in 5.1) to choose from as well. The best thing about the more modern flicks (outpost and this one) is that the movies prints look fantastic and are without blemishes. The three older movies while decent prints needed some cleaning up. This is a great entry into the Nazi Zombie genre and it's well shot and has a 'evil dead" type of humour to it which is fun enough. This movie is good enough to be made in America which shows how far some low budget filmmakers have come since the early 1980's. Not that "zombie lake" doesn't have it's own low budget charms; it's not on this level and couldn't be. So a hearty sieg Zombie to this
solid fun horror feature.』

(Great film for horror lovers.)

『I absolutely loved this movie. It's done very well with outrageous blood and guts. They didn't make the zombies out to be generic zombies. They aren't out for brains or even recruits. They just want what belongs to them, and will stop at nothing to get it. It's a very fun/gross movie. If you know what to expect, going into it, you'll love it.

-Jenny』

(SOLID NAZI ZOMBIE ENTRY)

『As Nazis were an evil force in the world when alive, they certainly notch it up as cinematic monsters! Without a doubt, DEAD SNOW features the best Nazi Zombies that I have seen. Unfortunately the film is not without its flaws, such as there is virtually no explanation as to what caused the "Zombification"; and of the old timer who warned our group of victims to stay away, (though he did not take his own sage advice). Also, the Nazi uniforms showed little wear despite the fact that the flesh within showed advanced signs of rot and decay. The white Nazi winter army outfit still sparkled, for example. Nonetheless, this is a fun ride that features some very nice looking Zombies, even though they are "Snyder runners" for the most part. There was also some inventive kills that will delight even the most ardent Gorehounds. On another note, I am confused that many regard this as a comedy. There is a large segment of the movie going public that has some rather inexplicable opinions as to what constitutes "humour" in a movie. Indeed, many "Horror" film fans seem to thrive on any shred of humour as an excuse to laugh, as though that is now an obligatory response to a Horror film. In contrast, that would be like crying while watching comedy. As discussed in some of my other Zombie film reviews, humour dilutes the element of Horror and only in the most skilled hands does it even lend itself to the making of a Horror film. DEAD SNOW does feature some of those nubile-hormone driven young 'uns who say and do stupid things at the most inappropriate time, (though it is supposed to be funny). Such footage does not add to the "creep factor", though I've learned to ignore such lest I never watch another modern Horror film again. Yes, DEAD SNOW does flirt with that senseless element, and as a result it stumbles at times. It is NOT a comedy, though. That said, DEAD SNOW has a lot going for it, including one helluva looking Zombie, the dead SS Leader, who was the star of the film. The production values are also quite high, and helped to make the film a joy to watch. Yes, I would have preferred a darker, more psychological approach, and thought that the Zombies received over exposure towards the end of the picture, (can't believe I said that), but we can't have everything. I prefer DEAD SNOW to SHOCK WAVES, (a film that some regard as the "gold standard" of Nazi Zombie cinema), as it brings the genre up to date. Though not without flaws, DEAD SNOW is a reasonably well made motion picture and I feel that it is recommended viewing for all Zombie film fans!』
『Ein! Zwei! Die!
Get ready for the film that shocked Sundance, rocked Europe and knocked American horror fans out of their seats: When a group of medical students take a sex-and-booze-fueled ski vacation to a remote cabin in the Norwegian Alps, they uncover a dark secret from WWII that resurrects a battalion of uncontrollable, unstoppable and extremely undead Nazis. What follows is a blitzkrieg of bloodshed, body parts and action-packed zombie carnage that The New York Observer hails as relentless thrills, unimaginable horrors and a shock ending guaranteed to make you scream out loud! Writer/director Tommy Wirkola spares no amount of flesh-chomping, intestine-ripping, and chainsaw-slicing to deliver perhaps the finest Nazi Zombie movie of our time and one of the most ferocious, outrageous and over-the-top horror hits of the year!』
『Let us begin with two words: "Nazi zombies." Let us add two more: "Hitler's gold." Yes, it's true. These are the elements ofDead Snow, a Norwegian horror picture that unleashes an undead blitzkrieg across an otherwise inviting winter landscape. The five vacationing med students who have blundered into this backcountry in search of fun have no idea that their actions will draw the attention of the aforesaid zombies of the Third Reich (what these reanimated corpses are doing in the mountains of Norway will be explained in good time). It would be nice to report thatDead Snowlives up to the outrageousness of its concept, but far too much of this thing is taken up with standard-issue slasher tropes: self-conscious dialogue about the plot's resemblance to anEvil Deadscenario, gross-out moments for their own sake (a sequence in an outhouse is especially regrettable), and decidedly uneven acting. The movie earns a few points for a grabby nighttime opening sequence and its unhealthy devotion to the art of entrails stretching (which, when it comes to people hanging off snowy cliffs, can have practical applications you probably never even thought about). The enthusiastic mayhem can't be denied, so if a sheer body count is your yardstick,Dead Snowcomes across. But given the proximity of Nazi gold and the possibilities suggested by Hitler's minions returning from their snowy graves, this movie disappoints.--Robert Horton』
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>,Denzel Washington,Angelina Jolie,James Bulleit,Desmond Campbell,Bobby Cannavale

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(The Bone Collector)

『After an accident in a tunnel, a forensics expert is left as a quadriplegic who is able only to move his head and one finger. Setting his finger to a computer, he is able to manipulate his environment with the help of a loving nurse. Even so, fearing seizures that could leave him a vegetable, he plans his "transition" with the help of a hesitational doctor friend. That all changes when he is confronted with clues from a serial killer that obviously are pointed to forensics investigation. The case clearly re-invokes his interest in life. A sharp, young cop's quick thinking saves the first crime scene. Recognizing her talent for forensics, he brings her unwillingly into forensics detection. Through radio contact, she becomes his eyes and legs on the scene. Michael Rooker also appears as the police captain, who has bungled earlier killings by the serial killer and is more interested in the press than in good police work. Ed O'Neill and Luis Guzman are support staff who aid Washington and run interference with Rooker. This is a great movie with a great storyline and great actors. This movie had me on the edge of my seat throughout the entire movie. A movie that will keep you guessing and all though it. Very entertaining thriller.

』

(Not as forceful as Ironside but more charm)

『Fictional detectives have come in all shapes, sizes, and colors; and they have borne a range of handicaps which, as the authors would have it, have led them to cultivate other characteristics which allows them to be first class investigators. Former detective Washington suffers from being all but totally paralyzed for most of the film. Fortunately, he has a cadre of highly talented assistants, the most useful of them being beautiful and a police officer. I could have done without the few shots of brutality inflicted upon victims but, other than that, it is the equivalent of a movie special of the Ironsides TV show although Washington has forced upon him more immobility than had Raymond Burr. Nevertheless, he is effective in the role and makes the most of its limitations. The film will not rank among the best in anything but it does hold ones attention for its almost two hours duration. Expect competent TV and you will probably enjoy it, expect Hitchcock and you will be disappointed.』

(not that good)

『The book was great,but the movie wasn't that good.
If it was more graffic that would have been the ticket.
Jolie's performance is bizzar.Occasional NY city accent.』

(Love this one!)

『I love to watch this movie! I am a huge Angie fan and this is enjoyable because it is before Agalina was known as the hardcore action hero she is now. Some of the best acting in this movie is done in the silent moments(by both Jolie and Washington).Very complex acting and even though it is suspenseful it is heartfelt as well. A keeper.』

(Great performances from Washington, O'Neill, and Latifah . . . and that's about it)

『This movie could have been so much better, but they just had to ruin it, didn't they? With the exception of very fine performances from Denzel Washington, Ed O'Neill, and Queen Latifah, the rest of the film just falls flat. The plot seems so ridiculous that I can't help but look away. Angelina Jolie's acting is below average, but she did her best. The twist ending wasn't very disappointing, but it did fall flat because of its exaggerated (or lack of) suspense. I didn't really enjoy watching this thriller. There are better ones like Se7en, and The Usual Suspects. Watch those two, and you'll see how a real thriller should be.

Grade: D+』
『THE ONLY CLUES TO A SERIAL KILLER'S VICIOUS CRIMES ARE PIECES OF A BIZARRE PUZZLE. AND ONLY ONETIME TOP HOMICIDE INVESTIGATOR LINCOLN RHYME CAN PUT THE PIECES TOGETHER. WITH THE HELP OF A SHARP YOUNG ROOKIE, RHYME REALIZES HE AND HIS PARTNER MAY BE THE NEXT TARGETS AND THEIR FIRST CASE COULD BE THEIR LAST.』
『Released in late 1999,The Bone Collectorwas originally promoted as a thriller in the tradition ofThe Silence of the LambsandSeven, suggesting that it would earn a place among those earlier, better films. Nice try, but no cigar.The Bone Collectorsettles instead for mere competence and the modest rewards of a well-handled formula. With a terrific cast at his service, director Phillip Noyce (Dead Calm,Patriot Games) turns the pulpy indulgence of Jeffery Deaver's novel into a slick potboiler that is grisly fun only if you don't pick it apart.

Noyce expertly builds palpable tension around a series of gruesome murders that lead us into the darkest nooks of New York City. Now a bedridden quadriplegic prone to life-threatening seizures and suicidal depression, forensics detective Lincoln Rhyme (Denzel Washington) gets a new lease on life with a sharp young beat cop (Angelina Jolie) who's a wizard at analyzing crime scenes. She does field work while he deciphers clues from his high-tech Manhattan loft, and as they narrow the search their lives are increasingly endangered. As this formulaic plot grows moldy, Noyce resorts to narrative shortcuts, using perfunctory scenes to manipulate the viewer and taking morbid pleasure in his revelation of the murder scenes. And yet it all works, to a point, and the cast (including Queen Latifah and Luiz Guzmán) is much better than the material. If you're looking for a few good thrills,The Bone Collectoris a pretty safe bet.--Jeff Shannon』

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>,Sarah Polley,Ving Rhames,Jake Weber,Mekhi Phifer,Lindy Booth

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Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review
(Ok movie, NO EXTRAS?!?!)

『This movie certainly wasn't the train wreck I was expecting, seeing how it was a remake of a classic. I've seen both the director's cut and the theatrical cut, and I couldn't tell you the difference between them.
The reason for the 3 stars has to do with the lack of extras. There are NO extras on this Blu-ray! None!』

(Down With The Sickness Deluxe!!)

『Let me start off by saying that this genre is one of my favorites of all time but im not the type that is easily satisfied. Chances are if you are reading this you have already seen this movie more than once and are a fan of the living dead just as much as me, so no need to go into the plot of this movie anymore than what has already been said a hundred times on here before. I LOVED IT!!!
When i received my blu ray edition of this remake i popped it in instantly and was in awe of the beautiful transformation of detail and colors that did not seem to shine in my original DVD copy.
This rollercoaster ride (the first 10 minutes is CRAZY good) of a movie and the thought of running zombies that can catch you vs the slow walkers you can run just around are just a much more terrifying experience to me. Zach Snyder hit a homerun on this remake and any zombie fan would be wise to add this blu ray to their collection and enjoy this end of the word experience in BLU RAY!!!!』

(Extras??????)

『My Review is on the Dawn of the Dead (Unrated Director's Cut) [Blu-ray] (2004), great movie, looks good in HD. But where is the extra content??????? would have gave it 5 stars if it had some.』

(Splendid remake of Romero's '78 thriller)

『I just purchased this remake of Romero's thriller in HD DVD at a bargain price and it's a winner in many ways, an improvement over the original. Although the original had some political points to make, Zack Snyder's version is more focused on the myraid characters who find escape, temporarily, in the mall. Also the acting is much better here than the original plus the wide screen and Dolby sound pull you in on the horror that is to come. Definitely recommended for all horror purists and zombie enthusiasts! Much better than the "28 Weeks Later" debacle.』

(Worthy Remake with Updated Flow, Effects and Twists)

『I am a huge fan of this genre of movies and have to say that this is one of the best ever. I've been enjoying "Dead" movies since the original "Dawn of the Dead" from George Romero in 1979 which stood completely alone in it's time and is still a great classic.

Having said that, here's what I really like about this wonderful remake:

- The updated setting, story and feel
- Updated special effects - superb!
- Faster flow that makes this a bit easier to watch than the original
- The new level of terror introduced by zombies that run full speed!
- Using the "Mall" motif again
- Celebrity target practice - fun!
- The baby - yikes!
- The acting and character development
- The armored bus
- The chainsaw scene
- Great action and stunts
- The completely screwed up ending - delightful!

All of these elements come together into a very satisfying experience for those who like this sort of thing.

』
『Packed with more blood, more gore, and more bone-chilling, jaw-dropping thrills,Dawn of the DeadUnrated Director's Cut is the version too terrifying to be shown in theaters! Starring Mekhi Phifer, Ving Rhames and Sarah Polley in an edgy, electrifying thrill-ride.

When a mysterious virus turns people into mindless, flesh-eating zombies, a handful of survivors wage a desperate, last-stand battle to stay alive…and human.』
『Are you ready to get down with the sickness? Movie logic dictates that you shouldn't remake a classic, but Zack Snyder'sDawn of the Deaddefies that logic and comes up a winner. You could argue that George A. Romero's 1978 original was sacred ground for horror buffs, but it was alow-budgetclassic, and Snyder's action-packed upgrade benefits from the same manic pacing that energized Romero's continuing zombie saga. Romero's indictment of mega-mall commercialism is lost (it's arguably outmoded anyway), so Snyder and screenwriter James Gunn compensate with the same setting--in this case, a Milwaukee shopping mall under siege by cannibalistic zombies in the wake of a devastating viral outbreak--a well-chosen cast (led by Sarah Polley, Ving Rhames, Jake Weber, and Mekhi Phifer), some outrageously morbid humor, and a no-frills plot that keeps tension high and blood splattering by the bucketful. Horror buffs will catch plenty of tributes to Romero's film (including cameos by three of its cast members, including gore-makeup wizard Tom Savini), and shocking images are abundant enough to qualify thisDawnas an excellent zombie-flick double-feature with28 Days Later, its de facto British counterpart.--Jeff Shannon』
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>,Bruce Campbell,Ted Raimi,Grace Thorsen,Ellen Sandweiss,Dan Hicks

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(This movie's name is awesome.)

『I don't know how much people who aren't familiar with Campbell would like this, but anyone who knows anything about his movies owes it to themselves to get this. Is it B-rated? Sure it is, Bruce is in it. This is what makes the movie great. It's basically Bruce making fun of himself, and it works really well. Ted Raimi's Luigi character is awesome too. I thought I got a bargain for 18 bucks, but now I see it's 14 for the Bluray version? What are you waiting for?

I wish bruce would come back here to Michigan and make movies. I live in the same area he filmed Going Back and it's kinda cool to see him back then when he was more in touch with Michigan.』

(WOW!!!)

『This Movie is flat out funny. Alot of extras, including a 1 hour making of.

To me, Bruce Campbell is one of the coolest and most underated action/comic stars in the world.
This movie...also underated.

Sure it looks kind of generic (especially but hey, It's funny. There's alot of one-liners, and a scene where he acts rude to his fans (that's me trying not to give too much away for those who haven't seen it yet).
This Is A Must Buy, Even For YOU.』

(Funny spoof!)

『Bruce Campbell, veteran of countless 'less than stellar' movies has done it again. He makes up for what the movie lacks, by his presence. They not be great, but they are entertaining. After all, aren't movies supposed to be entertaining?! Here, he pokes some serious fun at himself, and seems to have fun doing it. Just for fun, I highly recommend a viewing.』

(Enjoyable diversion)

『First, I'm a big Bruce Campbell fan, having enjoyed him in the "Evil Dead" trilogy, "Brisco County" and "Burn Notice," among many others notable and not-so-notable. Second, Campbell's book, "If Chins Could Kill," was great, providing juicy low-budget movie-production tidbits along with Campbellian humor. That being said, let's get to the movie.

The movie was entertaining and served, basically, as a vehicle through which to view Bruce doing his usual thing: delivering snappy lines, making funny faces, being rejected by women, making a low-budget movie. All good stuff.

All in all, though, the movie is just okay, enjoyable for one-time viewing on a late night. I mean, they have him living in a trailer in the movie and any fan of Bruce Campbell's KNOWS that THAT isn't true, which really shouldn't matter but, somehow, it does, thereby undermining the credibility of the storyline (not that it's that credible to begin with, mind you). It's a decent romp, but not one of Bruce's best efforts by a longshot.

Also, the ending could have been much better, e.g. filled with corny Campbell lines and romantic pleas.

Definitely worth a watch, especially for the Campbell fan, but set your expectations low.』

(Dear Bruce Campbell I love you.)

『This is not a serious movie by all means, so if you have the intent to watch it and critique don't bother. If you dont like Bruce Campbell, dont bother. If you cant laugh at corney and often stupid jokes or watch amateur acting dont bother. But if your like me and love all of the above than by all means buy or rent this film!

Admittingly the first time I saw this movie I had been drinking but one sober night not too long ago I picked it out of my movie shelf and decided to see why I had been in stitches laughing oh so long ago.

Living out of his trailer alcoholic and dead beat actor Bruce Campbell is a mess. Working on a horrible movie which fans will immediately realize is quite similar to a real film, hes mean hes full of himself and fairly unlikeable (if of course he wasn't Bruce Campbell!). In a small town not far away the residents are being killed by a Chinese god, of what I will not say. Fan boy Jeff decides to find his hero and have him save the town. Little be known to him his hero isn't quite what the movies cracked him up to be.

Highly entertaining, at points a bit ridiculous this movie is well worth a watch one night, sober, buzzed, or drunk your choice. The end made me laugh however I can see it not being for everyone it was unexpected though, I gotta give it that.

Gather around the Bruce Campbell fans and enjoy.
』
『Something evil is stirring in the small mining town of Gold Lick, and it's not happy. Guan-di, the Chinese protector of the dead with a strange affinity for bean curd, has been awakened by reckless teenagers, and now his bloody crusade to wipe out the town's entire population can only be stopped by one man - Bruce Campbell (the guy who starred in all three Evil Dead movies and Bubba Ho-tep), B-move star and deadbeat ex-husband extraordinaire, who's recruited to be their unwitting savior. Thinking the whole scenario's a publicity prank, Bruce is distracted from his mission by a hot mom and fan boys aplenty-- but when our hero has to face off against a dark force more fearsome than a Hollywood agent, the laughs and screams start flying!

Includes Collectible 24-page MY NAME IS BRUCE comic book inside

Special Features:
-Feature-length commentary with director/actor Bruce Campbell and producer Mike Richardson
-Documentary: Heart of Dorkness The Making of My Name is Bruce
-Featurettes: Bruce On..., Beyond Inside the Cave: The Making of CaveAlien 2, Kif s Korner, Awkward Moments with Kif, Love Birds, Hard Truth News from Hollywood The Real Bruce Campbell
-CaveAlien 2 Trailer, My Name is Bruce Trailer
-Poster Art Gallery, Props Art Gallery, Photo Gallery』
『Cult film and TV star Bruce Campbell (Burn Notice) lampoons his own B-movie legacy withMy Name is Bruce, an agreeably goofy horror-comedy which pits him--well, a version of him, anyway--against a malevolent Asian spirit in order to save a die-hard fan. Campbell also directed Bruce, and brings a loose, kitchen-sink vibe to the proceedings, which has teenager and die-hard Bruce Campbell fan Jeff (Taylor Sharp) kidnap his idol in order to save his small town from an ancient Chinese demon. Unfortunately, the movie Bruce Campbell is a broken-down, booze-swilling reprobate who lacks even an ounce of the insouciant charm of his screen persona inEvil Dead 2or theHerculesseries, and proves woefully inadequate in dispelling the monster. But as films ranging fromCat BallouandMy Favorite YeartoGalaxy QuestandThree Amigos!have proven, the unwavering belief of a fan can bring out the hero in even the worst heel, and Bruce rises to the occasion in the picture's final third. Obviously,Bruceis slated towards fans of Campbell's eccentric screen c.v., and aficionados will undoubtedly appreciate the endless slew of nods to his previous films, as well as cameos by many of his co-stars, including Ted Raimi in multiple roles (one of which is a Chinese gentleman that gives Mickey Rooney inBreakfast at Tiffany'sa run for his money in the stereotype department). Campbell himself remains the movie's chief selling point; his knack for physical humor (read: self-abuse) and pulpy line readings have lost none of their charm, which does much to override some of the flick's flotilla of stale gags. Campbell's sense of humor is also given free reign on the commentary track, which he shares with producer Mike Richardson; the DVD, which comes with a 24-page comic book adaptation from Dark Horse, also includes an amusing making-of featurette, as well as a spoofy tell-all mockumentary on the "real" Bruce Campbell, and a trailer for the atrocious film-within-a-film,Cavealien 2.-- Paul Gaita

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>,Lane Carroll,W.G. McMillan,Lynn Lowry,Richard Liberty,Richard France

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(Wonderful, underrated gem from George Romero)

『Though George Romero may be best known for his zombie-filled, post-apocalyptic Dead classics, The Crazies is one of those lesser-seen films of his (along with Martin and his team up with Dario Argento, Two Evil Eyes) that should definitely be seen today, and still remains effective as well. Made in between his genre defining Night of the Living Dead and the even superior sequel Dawn of the Dead, The Crazies involves a small Pennsylvania town that becomes the breeding ground for a manmade virus that ravages the populace, which has a habit of turning its victims into homicidal maniacs in the process. Loaded with an apocalyptic atmosphere, plenty of suspense, and enough political commentary that it even remains relevant today, The Crazies may not offer anything you haven't already seen before in 28 Days/Weeks Later, or even the upcoming remake, but keep in mind that back in 1973, what Romero presented here was something near revolutionary. Blue Underground continues to release some wonderful Blu-Ray's, and things haven't changed with The Crazies, which deserves to be in your collection if you're a horror fan in the least.』

(You Can't go Wrong with Any Romero Film's in HD!!!!!!!)

『As soon as I Could snag a copy of this BR i was all over it

George Romero's The Crazies is by far one of Romero's Most Under-Rated, Rarely Seen Film (Running neck and neck with Martin)

You might have seen the Homage to it known as Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later

Like all of Romero's Films it has such a Layered Social Commentary on Humanity, Government Cover-ups, and The Break down of Modern Life

With a Re-make being Released soon (Another George A. Romero Film being Re-Made Hollywood needs to Stop and come up with New Ideas, Stories, Ect. and Leave Classics ALONE!!!!)
The Original will be the Best way to Understand Romero's Vision
It has a Super Raw look and feel (Much like the Original TX Chainsaw Massacre)
With all the Craziness around the world Involving all types of Flu Strains, and Viruses right now in this day and age
Romero's premonition is Shocking to say the least

I Highly recommend this BR for All Horror Fans
Blue Underground does a FLAWLESS Job at HD Transfers
All the Extras from the SD DVD will be brought over with BR Exclusive extras
Can't wait!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Get yourself a Hazmat Suit and Prey』

(The Crazies)

『Sometimes I wonder if George Romero could be one of those mainstream directors who can operate in Hollywood like Wes Craven. Romero's best films are most definitely his older fare while trying to adapt to this formula in the modern age after Land of the Dead has resulted in the disappointing but well thought out Diary of the Dead, and what is supposedly his worse recieved movie Survival of the Dead. Sure He's made movies like Creepshow and Monkeyshines in the eighties but for my money his best movies were made in the seventies, films like Martin and The Crazies.
Looking back at it The Crazies might not seem the best of his movies. You really don't have anything like Zombies, or vampires to see as the horror and most people unaccustomed to the film might end up calling it a cheaper version of Outbreak. But in a way with Romero's political streak in view with not so subtle allegory and metaphor, in my opinion its one of his more interesting films. The idea of a virus, something unseen that can attack anyone without a mask or knife is good use of preying on a more realistic fear. The fact that it turns its victims into mindless crazy psychopaths is an interesting idea for what could be considered villains. But then the army shows up trying to secure an already volatile situation created by them (the virus is a man made bioweapon unleashed when a plane crashes)and starts shooting citizens who've gone mad then you really have no true villains, just people reacting to their circumstances. These scenes are interspersed with Romero's criticsm showing government who keep debating on dropping a nuke on the town, or a doctor not given the equipment and cooperation He needs to find a cure for the virus.
The movie unlike some of Romero's more famous films has a more harder feel to it and to me thats one of its charms in a way. Theres not a whole lot of gore on display so the characters and their situations take more precedence over more horrific things. Its not the greatest film ever but I like the independent feel it exhudes even when the story is a bit heavy handed.
The DVD itself from Blue Underground is well produced. There is a Blu-Ray on the way before the remake hits in February which seems to have the identical features. For a low budget movie the DVD itself does have excellent picture and sound, and the features are good for such a small unheard of picture. I have nothing against the remake as it does look entertaining, but before it hits do yourself a favor and check out the original.』

(I think Romero was the crazy one here...)

『I have a terrific idea for a horrifying movie. Imagine: A movie comprised almost entirely of bland and tedious dialogue that gets so caught up in trying to convey a message that the actual content of the movie itself becomes a complete afterthought! Oh wait, I just watched that movie, it was called The Crazies. George A.Romero has created some excellent movies in his time. He has also created some very bad ones, and this is the category that The Crazies falls into.

The crash of a plane carrying a harmful biochemical toxin leaves a small rural town's water supply tainted with the virus. The prognosis for those infected suggests only two grim outcomes: Death, or irreversible insanity. The government sends in the army to quarantine the town which erupts into a full scale war between the soldiers and the residents who aren't willing to conform to the governements plans for them.

The Crazies is a very blunt commentary on not trusting your government and the power of the common man. That's all fine and good, but when it's diluted with so much needless and plodding dialogue, that message takes off like a lead balloon. This is about 100 minutes long, but if you trimmed all the fat from it, there would probably only be about a half and hour of actual story. But let's suppose that you're a fan of Romero's Living Dead series and simply want to check out The Crazies to see some good action and gore (And who would blame you?). Save for a handful of short shootout scenes between the soldiers and the civilians, you won't find much to write home about here.

Overall The Crazies was one of the dullest and ultimately pointless movies I've watched in quite a while. I urge you, do not let the Romero fanboys pull the wool over your eyes this time, even by B-movie standards this is pretty bad stuff. Pass on this one for sure.』

(Not Romero's best, but still excellent and underrated)

『THE CRAZIES

**** Out of 5

Release Date- March 16th, 1973

Running Time- 103-Minutes

Rating- R

Screenplay- Paul McCollough&George A. Romero

Director- George A. Romero

Starring- Will MacMillan, Harold Wayne Jones, Lane Carroll, Lloyd Hollar, Lynn Lowry, Richard Liberty

Released in 1973 this was the 4th movie made by legendary filmmaker George A. Romero; best known for his zombie flicks there is actually a lot more to Romero than zombie flicks even if that is his legacy. The Crazies isn't really a zombie movie since the characters aren't walking corpses, but rather infected, but The Crazies does sort of have the formula that is seen in zombie flicks. The plot deals with a virus accidentally released in a small Pennsylvania town and the people infected go Crazy hence the title the Crazies and you can clearly see the influence here on 28 Days Later and The Crazies seems like it might have been inspired by I Drink Your Blood since both movies follow the same basic idea and both have the super cutie Lynn Lowry.

The Crazies despite being directed by Romero and has built up a following it's not really well known, but than again it almost seems as if any Romero flick that isn't a zombie movie besides Creepshow isn't very well known, which is quite sad since again there is a lot more to Romero than zombie movies. The Crazies is a strong movie in the career of George Romero and deserves more credit than it gets.

The screenplay by Paul McCollough&George A. Romero was solid, but a bit flawed as well. Like most of Romero's movies I found the lead characters to be well developed and mostly likeable. Of the 3 main characters Judy played by Lane Carroll is the least developed, but she's still likeable. But I thought the characters were mostly solid, but the plot is slightly uneven and could have used a bit more work to it. While there is a lot of action The Crazies is also high on talk and some of the dialogue can get repetitive at times. But as a whole despite these flaws I thought the script was pretty good overall.

As director George Romero delivers a solid flick that can be a little sluggish in its pacing and is some what hindered by its low budget. But Romero got his start it low budget flicks and is able to work well with the limited money the movie had. Romero is able to deliver some good suspense and solid action scenes, but when it's heavy in dialogue it can lack a bit. Like I said the script is good, but not everything works and in those scenes is when the pacing can lag at times. But even with Romero keeps the pace moving and delivers a lot of excitement.

The Crazies is loved by some Romero fans and disliked by others and I can understand why some people might not like this, but overall despite any problems I thought it was a solid flick. The movie hits the ground running and dives right into the plot, which can sometimes hurt a film, but other times helps and in the case of the Crazies I think it works well since it adds to the confusion the characters are going through, but it slows down a bit and allows the characters to do a little more.

Like I said earlier I always thought Romero was able to create really great characters and while the characters in The Crazies may not be the strongest ones he's created I do think they were interesting. I liked David played by Will MacMillan and Clank played by Harold Wayne Jones was my favorite in the movie. The characters again may not be Romero's best, but I still found them likeable and interesting and was rooting for them to survive.

Overall The Crazies is a heavily flawed movie, but it's still a solid movie and much underrated movie in the legendary career of George Romero.』
『George A. Romero's Original Pandemic Nightmare!

Its code name is 'Trixie,' an experimental government germ weapon that leaves its victims either dead or irreversibly insane. When the virus is accidentally unleashed in Evans City, Pennsylvania, the small community becomes a war zone of panicked military, desperate scientists and gentle neighbors turned homicidal maniacs. Now a small group of citizens has fled to the town's outskirts where they must hide from trigger-happy soldiers while battling their own depraved urges. But even if they can escape the madness of this plague, can they survive the unstoppable violence of THE CRAZIES?

Richard France(DAWN OF THE DEAD),Lynn Lowry(SHIVERS, CAT PEOPLE) andRichard Liberty(DAY OF THE DEAD) co-star in this masterpiece of modern horror written and directed byGeorge A. Romero(NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, CREEPSHOW) that remains one of his most chilling and disturbing films ever. Blue Underground is now proud to present THE CRAZIES newly transferred and fully restored in thrilling High Definition!

EXTRAS:
Audio Commentary with DirectorGeorge A. Romero
"The Cult Film Legacy of Lynn Lowry" - Interview with StarLynn Lowry
Theatrical Trailers
TV Spots』
『During the 10 years betweenNight of the Living DeadandDawn of the Dead, director George Romero had a string of box-office flops--some of which were actually quite good. For example,there'sThe Crazies, in which a military plane carrying biological-warfare agents crashes near Evans City, Pennsylvania. The virus gets into the town's water supply and has two effects on the infected: death or irreversible insanity. The military moves in to contain the situation, but the local populace regards the army as a menacing force and things rapidly spin out of control. Soon the highly contagious virus infects the whole town and the soldiers as well, while a government scientist races to find an antidote.The Craziesfeatures some great set pieces as the virus spreads: a little old lady smiles sweetly and stabs a soldier to death with a knitting needle; a young woman placidly sweeps with a broom while soldiers and locals have a bloody firefight around her; a soldier swings his rifle wildly at his comrades until they shoot him.

Made in the shadow of both Vietnam and Watergate,The Craziescontains plenty of allegory: an invasion by military force, government cover-up and duplicity, madness and eventually genocide (all set, of course, in Romero's beloved Pennsylvania). The President only appears on television, and then only the back of his head is shown as he speaks in detached, almost bored tones. LikeNight of the Living Dead, this film offers no hope, no comfort, and sure as hell no happy ending. Keep an eye out for Romero in a somewhat gassy role as Evans City's mayor.--Jerry Renshaw』

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