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Homicidal[1961]_DVDrip_Xvid
Infohash:
2FB3BAE871DD8D6FD8C60705D82167BFCD463D2D
Type:
Movies
Title:
Homicidal[1961]_DVDrip_Xvid
Category:
Video/Movies
Uploaded:
2008-01-29 (by XeroxAlto)
Info:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054988/
Description:
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Homicidal
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General Information
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Type.................: Movie
More Info............: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054988/
Video Format.........: XVID
Video Bitrate........: 1004
Resolution...........: 528 x 400
FPS..................: 23.976
Source...............: DVD 4x3
Original Format......: NTSC
Genre................: Horror / Mystery / Thriller
IMDb Rating..........: 6.8
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Release Notes
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87 minutes
USA: Unrated
Format: Black & White
Actors: Wolfe Barzell, Patricia Breslin, Teri Brooks, Alan Bunce, Glenn Corbett
Release Date: June 1961 (USA)
Subtitles included (.srt)
Cross Alfred Hitchcock with a carnival showman and you might come up with
William Castle, the low-budget horror king of the exploitation gimmick.
Homicidal is arguably his best film, a devious little Psycho knockoff with all
the right ingredients: a sleepy Southern California town, a beautiful blonde
with icy eyes and a thing for knives, a mute old woman in a wheelchair, and a
deep, dark secret involving a repressed, awkward young man still haunted by the
abuses of his dead father. Ever the cinematic carny, Castle pulls a trademark
gimmick just before the climax: the clock-countdown "Fright Break," for anyone
"too frightened to see the end of the picture." What the film lacks in tension
it makes up for in startles and shocks. Castle is no Hitchcock, but he adds an
insidious twist that pays off even if you see it coming.
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Files count:
1
Size:
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