Commentary track by film historian and critic Rachael Nisbet“Murders a la Mode” - an interview with screenwriter Enrico Vanzina“Murder He Wrote” - an interview with screenwriter Franco Ferrini“High Fashion Music” - an interview with composer Pino Donaggio“Models
she becomes a nurse’s aide in a war hospital and soon marries a battle-fatigued patient
Roberts Blossom gives an alarmingly convincing performance as rural eccentric Ezra Cobb
Norman J Warren Presents Horrorshow (2008
Eef and Hans have one thing in common
The Leech (Limited Edition) w/SLIP David Lynch Commentary track by film historianFrom Black Christmas to Rare Exports, there has long been a symbiotic relationship between horror and the season of good cheer. Now, writer director Eric Pennycoff (Sadistic Intentions) continues this proud tradition with The Leech, a cautionary tale about the perils of opening your door to a stranger. Father David (Graham Skipper, Sequence Break), a Catholic priest struggling to fill the pews in his church, allows a homeless man, Terry (Jeremy