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NOT such a good buy

Much Better Than I Expected

You may not have heard of it...........but you won't forget!

The Unseen [1981]
Starring: Stephen Furst , Barbara Bach , Sydney Lassick , Lelia Goldoni , and Karen Lamm
Director: Peter Foleg , and Danny Steinmann
Manufacturer: Prism Leisure
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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ASIN: B000050YIH
Release Date: 2001-09-01

Customer Reviews:

NOT such a good buy.......2006-01-16

I do not know which film the above 2 reveiwers were watching but it obviously was not the load of drivel I watched last night, the storyline is weak the acting cardboard and was about as scary as a 1920's horror, the most notable part of this excrutiatingly bad film was the, the, the... come to think of it there was no notable part it was all pure drivel this is a budget movie with a capital B.If you are thinking of buying this then please don't buy a more up to date horror instead.

Much Better Than I Expected.......2005-07-28

I bought this wanting a cheapo horror film to watch one night, and was expecting a rubbishy laugh. But in actual fact this turned out to be a wee gem. The formula isn't anything new, and although the film's creepy build-up is eventually let down by the last few scenes and the more mainstream ending, the actor that plays the guy from the museum is top notch. Scarier than I though it would be, and I'll be keeping my purchase :)

You may not have heard of it...........but you won't forget!.......2003-10-31

One of the most creepy and disturbing horror films that i have ever seen. It's absolutely fantastic. Not a very big film for some reason but a very memorable one. Three sexy female news reporters, after discovering there is absolutely no accomodation for them in a town, agree to stay in a seemingly charming little mans huge house. As the film goes on, it becomes clear that him and his wierd wife have a terrible secret. In some of the most disturbing scenes in movie history, that secret is revealed.
The little man (i don't know the actors name) gives a truly terrifying performance and the rest of the cast are good too.
I strongly recommend that you immediately see this film. Watch it alone with all the lights off. You'll have nightmares for weeks!

Customer Reviews:

amateur night.......2007-08-02

Bluntly, there is only one movie in this set which appears to have been made by professionals and that is Vampire Sisters. The rest range from the truly appalling to might have been interesting if it hadn't been so badly made as to be unwatchable.

Vampire Sisters looks like a movie rather than being badly shot on video in that you can hear the dialogue clearly, you can see what is actually happening on screen, the actors are competent, the action sequences look real, and the women are very attractive. There is ample convincing gore and a reasonable amount of nudity and sensuality to make this an appealing exploitation piece. True, the victims are stupid beyond belief, but this is a horror movie. I didn't fast forward once and was entertained right up to the abrupt (laugh out loud) end.

Few if any of these positive qualities can be said to apply to the other movies in this set. Incidentally, the worst is Barely Legal Lesbian Vampires which sets out to be a homage to Ed Wood. It fails because, although being just as badly made, is completely lacking in the naive charm of Wood's movies. The title (which it doesn't live up to) is the only remotely interesting thing about this excrescence.

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