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  The Last House on the Left (Unrated Edition) (1972)
This violent, gruesome classic sets rape victims exacting revenge on
their
tormentors. Craven's first real horror venture, its raw, grittiness may be
unappealing to
some. Although dated by today's standards, it may leave you with a bad feeling.
Stars: David Hess, Judy Gratham
Director: Wes Craven
Rating: R |
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  The Hills Have Eyes (1977)
This movie will make you think twice about taking a vacation camping! Supposedly
taken from true accounts, it's a story of inbred cannibals living in the hills that
capture unsuspecting campers for breeding and food. Actually not bad for a B-movie mood.
Stars: Susan Lanier, Robert Houston,
Michael Berryman
Director: Wes Craven
Rating: R |
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  Swamp Thing (1982)
An accident with dangerous chemicals turns an unsuspecting scientist into a
veggie-monster in this comic book horror. Very cheesy film that some will enjoy if you are
big on total campiness.
Stars: Adrienne Barbeau, Louis
Jourdan
Director: Wes Craven
Rating: PG |
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  A Nightmare on Elm Street 1
through 4
Classic thriller about a serial killer invading the dreams of a group of teens. It
was considered extremely scary when first released and it can still hold it's own all
these years later. Get 1 thru 4 in this set for a very low price!
Stars: John Saxon, Ronee Blakley,
Heather Langenkamp, Robert Englund
Director: Wes Craven
Rating: R |
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  The Hills Have Eyes, Part 2 (1985)
There was no need for a sequel, especially as lame as this one is. This time we
find a group of bright-eyed teens being terrorized in the desert.
Stars: Michael Berryman, John
Laughlin
Director: Wes Craven
Rating: R |
  Deadly Friend
(1986)
Not the best Craven film by a long shot, the story of a teen-age scientist who,
after experiments with AI gives life to his best friend after she is murdered by her
abusive father. She then becomes an out of control killer.
Stars: Matthew Laborteaux, Kristy
Swanson
Director: Wes Craven
Rating: R |
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  The Serpent And The Rainbow (1988)
Taken from a book claiming it's a "true account", this has some genuinely
scary moments. A scientist is sent to Haiti to study zombification drugs. He gets involved
Voodoo and becomes target for an evil Priest who wants to turn him into a zombie.
Stars: Bill Pullman, Cathy Tyson
Director: Wes Craven
Rating: R |
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  Shocker (1989)
Horus Pinker is executed for murder, he uses his talents in the Black Arts to
survive by turning into electricity. Soon he's back again, after the two people that he
wants the most, a cop and his adopted son that caught him.
Stars: Mitch Pileggi, Peter Berg
Director: Wes Craven
Rating: R |
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  The People Under The Stairs (1991)
This is a weird little tale of incest, kidnapping and torture. It has some very
black comedic moments in it, we loved it because it's just so weird.
Stars: Brandon Adams, Everett McGill
Director: Wes Craven
Rating: R |
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  Vampire in Brooklyn (1995)
Is it a comedy or a horror film? It just doesn't know but it does have it's
occasional entertaining moments. Eddie Murphy is a vampire searching for female companion
in Brooklyn.
Stars: Eddie Murphy, Angela Bassett
Director: Wes Craven
Rating: R |
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  Scream Triple Pack (Scream | Scream 2 | Scream 3)
A killer stalks teens in this sometimes silly, always suspenseful and violent
tribute to the horror genre. Not a spoof but a great modern slasher
film. Get all three in the series for one low price!
Stars: Neve Campbell, Skeet Ulrich,
Courtney Cox
Director: Wes Craven
Rating: R |
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  Dracula 2000
(2000)
Horror/thriller chronicles the latest attempt by the intrepid
vampire-hunting Van Helsing family to stick a stake through everyone's
favorite nocturnal bloodsucker. Not the greatest, but definitely in the
guilty pleasure category!
Starring: Jonny Lee Miller, Christopher Plummer
Director: Patrick Lussier
Rating: R |
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  Cursed (Unrated Version) (2005)
A great little werewolf film with a Hollywood twist. It begins when a
young talk-show producer and her teenaged brother are bitten by a
werewolf, setting the stage for a horror-in-Hollywood scenario with
screenplay by Kevin Williamson.
Starring: Christina Ricci, Jesse Eisenberg
Director: Wes Craven
Rating: Unrated |
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