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Everlasting Evils 6 Movie Pack

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why are stores selling this and stealing my money sernairo like patrick from spungebob gee why don't i make a movie da even elvia is showing better movie some movies that are old and newer are being sold for 5.00 if i bought a candy bar on sale for .50 and it was bad i'd return it telling but your selling on line i can't return that easy i'm trusting you and amazon

MAXIM MEDIA's "Pendulum Pictures" horror films are distributed exclusively by MILL CREEK ENTERTAINMENT. These movies are a throwback to the early '60s type of drive-in theater gorefests that were once popular with teens. If you're looking for big-budget state of the art special effects and top rank actors this series may not be right for you. Fans of murder, mayhem and maniacs will not be disappointed by this little collection, however.

For more bizarre Pendulum Pictures "fun," their CRAZED KILLERS movie pack offers plenty of adrenaline rushes!

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The following alphabetized program list provides 1 to 10 viewer poll ratings, original names (where indicated) year of release and principal actors for each film.

(???) Blood Rites (2003) - (?) To stay alive, a father and daughter must learn the evil secret of their new hometown
(2.9) Deadly Memories ("Body Shop") (2002) - Phillip Newman/William Smith/Robert Z'Dar
(2.7) Death From Beyond (2006) - Trisha Hershberger/Sarah Marie Muhl/James Panetta
(2.7) The Innocent (2005) - Stuart Brennan/Patricia Rybarczyk/Charlotte Rayner
(3.0) Invitation (2003) - Ryann Davey/Brad Etheridge/Rick Kunzi
(???) Siege Of Evil (2006) (?) A young woman records the voices of the dead in haunted places

I have been watching a few of the films involving indie film actor Stuart Brennan, and I think this is his directorial debut on this six pack 'The Innocent'. The sound isn't great in some places, but the score is incredible, there are some great animated titles, and the story is very solid. Some excellent performances, but most of all the direction sets this film apart from all the others. I'm still trying to work out how they pulled off the twisting sepia shot with the axe?? Apparently this film is coming out soon on its own, and rightly so. If it's got some documentaries it's worth the buy!!