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• Actors: Andrew Prine, Michael Biehn, Susan Anton, Jan-Michael Vincent, O.J. Simpson
• Directors: Greydon Clark;Lucio Fulci;Ulli Lommel;Jonathan Demme
• Format: Color, Dolby, DVD, NTSC, Widescreen
• Language: English
• Region: All Regions
• Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Rating: Unrated
• Studio: Synapse Films
• DVD Release Date: January 27, 2009
• Run Time: 105 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 2.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• ASIN: B001J65RD4
• Amazon.com Sales Rank: #26,892 in Movies & TV (See Bestsellers in Movies & TV)

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Get ready for the fourth volume of classic exploitation, horror and just plain cool trailers in Synapse Films best-selling trailer compilation series. This time we ve got alien horrors, schizoid psychos, ridiculous comedies, vengeful action... and maybe even a naked woman or two... all transferred in high-definition! Chill out in front of your television and relive some of the greatest promotional trailers of all time, including:
THE SYNDICATE: A DEATH IN THE FAMILY,
COMBAT COPS,
IT CAME WITHOUT WARNING,
NO BLADE OF GRASS,
YOR: THE HUNTER FROM THE FUTURE,
SIMON KING OF THE WITCHES,
THE PSYCHIC,
SCHIZOID,
TENDER FLESH,
DIE SISTER, DIE,
SILENT SCREAM,
NEW YEAR S EVIL,
MORTUARY,
HUMONGOUS,
EMBRYO,
THE BOOGEYMAN,
THE LEGEND OF BOGGY CREEK,
THE TOWN THAT DREADED SUNDOWN,
GRAY EAGLE,
SHADOW OF THE HAWK,
RUTUALS,
AMERICATHON,
CAN I DO IT... TIL I NEED GLASSES?,
DIE LAUGHING,
IN GOD WE TRUST,
UNDERCOVERS HERO,
THE JEZEBELS,
FIGHTING MAD,
MOVING VIOLATION,
BONNIE S KIDS,
WALKING TALL PART 2,
THE KLANSMAN,
MONKEY HUSTLE,
THE SOLDIER,
BLACKOUT,
SHOUT AT THE DEVIL,
MARCH OR DIE,
HOG WILD,
THE HARD HEADS,
THE CHICKEN CHRONICLES,
BEST FRIENDS,
OUR WINNING SEASON,
COACH,
GOLDENGIRL
And MORE!

SPECIAL FEATURES :
- Audio Commentary featuring FANGORIA Managing Editor Michael Gingold, Film Historian Chris Poggiali and AVMANIACS Editor Edwin Samuelson
- Bonus Vintage Television Spots

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9 of 14 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars Disappointing entry in the successful series due to poor choice, January 22, 2009

By	BayAreaSav (Northern California) - See all my reviews

I saw a tracklisting of trailers that were featured and didn't know what to expect because I was not familiar with most of the titles. As I was watching the trailers on this DVD I came to a rude awakening. This series is starting to run out of gas! This is the weakest volume. I didn't really like Volume 2 but I have to say it's slightly better than this one. Here's what went wrong.

The main problem is that most of the trailers are uninteresting or boring. There are too many grouped sets of films that don't belong in an exploitation trailer compilation such as the lame 70's dumb comedy genre that starred A-list actors like John Ritter, Peter Sellers & Steve Guttenberg? (Americathon, Undercover Heros, The Chicken Chronicles). There are five more dumb comedy films that made the cut. We get 70's Hollywood blockbuster action flicks with more A-list actors that starred Gene Hackman and Roger Moore (March or Die, Shout At The Devil). Other trailers that are a waste of time are the Native American and Canadian B-movie genre. The compilation ends on a bad note with trailers of teen dramas that contain no sleaze whatsoever (Best Friends, Our Winning Season, Coach and Goldengirl). It's evident by now that the limitations stem from a bias opinion and availability from the main source itself. Most of these trailers come from Crown International, AIP and Cannon films. The people in charge of selecting are also going by their taste and preference which is not going to encompass what a lot of other fans are interested in seeing.

On a positive note, I liked most of the Horror/Sci-Fi and the revenge/action genre sets. The few Blaxploitation flicks were also cool. Another bonus is the fun and informative commentary from the same team that did Volume 3. For the past couple of weeks that I've own this DVD, I can't say that I would recommend it. The longevity value is definitely not there since most of the trailers I'd rather skip. I'd say rent it if you can and you will see what a disappointment it is. I hope they are willing to go outside their boundary for Volume 5 and do a better job at selecting for the most part. If not, I say it's time to call it quits. There is probably no more fun trailers to dig up after four volumes and considering other Grindhouse trailer compilations from the past. Two thumbs down.

Trailer Highlights: Let's Scare Jessica To Death, It Came Without Warning, New Year's Evil, Humongous, The Soldier, Bonnie's Kids, The Klansman, The Boogeyman.