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| CATEGORY: | DVD |
| DIRECTOR: | Steve Sessions |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 01 January, 2000 |
| MANUFACTURER: | Ei Independent Cinema |
| MPAA RATING: | Unrated |
| FEATURES: | Color, Special Edition |
| TYPE: | Horror, Horror & Suspense |
| MEDIA: | DVD |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 612385950599 |
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Customer Reviews of CREMAINS
Better Than Expected Cremains is a low-budget but better-than-expected anthology-style horror program. In the first episode, a woman travels to the haunted town of Wyndham, Mississippi (evidently the Arkham of the Deep South), to become the sacrificial victim of a sinister force that emerges only once in a blue moon--literally. The second episode is non-supernatural, with a serial kiler stalking and murdering teen-age boys. The third episode features everyone's fave horror theme, lesbian vampires. And the fourth episode involves an experiment in necromancy that goes horribly wrong (and also provides the basis for the framing sequence through which the four stories are told).
There are some technical lapses, as noted in the other reviews, mostly with the sound, but I give this movie credit for attempting something more than the usual rehashed EC-style horror tales.
cremains
... no actually it's not to terribly bad. i was expecting a lot worse but it wasn't to bad of a movie. had 4 short stories like such movies as creep show, nightmares, terror tract and so on. two of the short stories were pretty good and one was just an excuse for a ridiculous amount of nudity. but all in all it's worth checking out, decent flick for an independent film.
CREMAINS
If you like the coziness of those old time B-movies, this is it. There is a certain romantic charm to independently made movies. This particular gem touts 4 different mini horror stories rolled into one--& it's on DVD with all the fixin's: behind the scenes, trailer/advertisements, etc. Must have.