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Three Cases of Murder [VHS]

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This is classic movies at their best. All three short story's are great, but the last one is a delight to watch over, and over again. Even if your not a Welles fan you'll like these stories (He is only in the last story.)

This film contains a trio of separate tales :

The first of them is the very original Ghostly doings in an art gallery . Through a so living picture the guardian of the gallery will go to another level of reality when he decides to cross a forbidden line. The otherness will establish its own codes in this wasteland .

The second tale turns around two suspects when a gril is murdered . Suspense and high caliber tension along the work.

And finally we have to the giant Orson Welles playing a weird role : apowerful lord will be plagued for the memory of a House member he ahs humiliated in public.

This collection of tales have become in a glorious reference for the future cinema connoiseurs . And may be well the inspirational motive for the creators of Twilight Zone ten yeras after .

The powerful and charismatic presence of Welles makes of it a must see , but the other two are watchable works .

What else do you need for let you sweeping for those botabvle British directors in a terror fable?

Chapeaux!

This is a review of the newly released Odeon all-zone version in the blue & white case. It will run on your player. The Twilight Zone may exist because Rod Serling saw this in 1955. I am at a lost for words in describing just how weird and wonderful the first story is. When the gods of cinema part the clouds for a moment, this is what you reach for. A Masterpiece! The extra isn't bad either...Orson Welles Return To Glennascaul, yet another ghost story, long lost. Picture quality is fine.