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Ravenous (1999)
Ravenous is a terrifically well-made gory horror movie with splashes of humor. Robert Carlyle ( The Full Monty) stars as a mysterious man who turns up at a California military outpost, circa 1850, and turns out to be a cannibal. Guy Pearce ( L.A. Confidential), David Arquette ( Scream), Jeffrey Jones ( Amadeus), and Jeremy Davies ( Saving Private Ryan) also star as American soldiers. Director Antonia Bird ( Priest, Mad Love) keeps everything smart and balanced, and an amazing score by Michael Nyman ( The Piano, Gattaca) -- reminiscent of 1970s-era Italian horror movies -- keeps us on our toes. This is not for the faint of heart; it may convert you into a vegetarian. read more...
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With: Guy Pearce, Robert Carlyle, David Arquette, Jeremy Davies, Jeffrey Jones
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Written by: Ted Griffin
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Directed by: Antonia Bird
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MPAA Rating: R for considerable gore and strong violence
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Running Time: 100 minutes
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Release Date: 03/15/1999
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We Are What We Are (2013)
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With: Bill Sage, Ambyr Childers, Julia Garner, Jack Gore, Kelly McGillis, Wyatt Russell, Michael Parks
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Written by: Jim Mickle, Nick Damici
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Directed by: Jim Mickle
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MPAA Rating: R for disturbing violence, bloody images, some sexuality, nudity and language
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Running Time: 105 minutes
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Release Date: 10/03/2013
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Werewolf Woman (1976)
Rino Di Silvestro's Werewolf Woman (1976) is an amazing movie, but not by any normal standards. It's amazing for its peculiar imagination, for its confident disregard for common sense, and for the courage of its convictions. The movie starts with a sequence involving a werewolf woman. It's nighttime, she's covered with hair and bounds around in the woods tearing people apart. But it turns out that she's not an actual werewolf. She just thinks she is (and, apparently, one of her ancestors was a lycanthrope). So every 30 days when the moon cycles and turns full, she gets homicidal tendencies. read more...
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With: Annik Borel, Howard Ross, Dagmar Lassander, Tino Carraro, Andrea Scotti, Frederick Stafford
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Written by: Rino Di Silvestro, Anthony La Penna, Howard Ross
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Directed by: Rino Di Silvestro
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MPAA Rating: NR
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Language: Italian, with English subtitles
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Running Time: 98 minutes
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Release Date: 02/17/1976
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The Girl with All the Gifts (2017)
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With: Gemma Arterton, Paddy Considine, Glenn Close, Sennia Nanua, Anamaria Marinca, Fisayo Akinade, Anthony Welsh, Dominique Tipper
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Written by: Mike Carey, based on his novel
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Directed by: Colm McCarthy
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MPAA Rating: R for disturbing violence/bloody images, and for language
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Running Time: 111 minutes
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Release Date: 02/23/2017
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Stake Land (2011)
The press materials for Jim Mickle's Stake Land reference author Richard Matheson, but only insofar as it includes a kind of cross between vampires and zombies, as Matheson employed for his great novel I Am Legend. Otherwise, Stake Land starts off as a kind of very serious, dreary version of Zombieland. A naive teen (Connor Paolo) joins up with a grizzled hardass called "Mister" (Nick Damici, who co-wrote the script), who teaches the youngster how to kill the ravenous beasties. They keep traveling north, hoping to run into some kind of haven, and pick up the usual batch of misfits (including Top Gun's Kelly McGillis) along the way. It's all fairly typical. What sets this movie apart, however, is the appearance of a bizarre religious cult that could be more dangerous than the monsters. If only it had gone farther... (Reviewed at the San Francisco International Film Festival.) read more...
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With: Nick Damici, Connor Paolo, Kelly McGillis, Michael Cerveris, Danielle Harris
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Written by: Jim Mickle, Nick Damici
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Directed by: Jim Mickle
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MPAA Rating: R for strong bloody horror violence, language and brief nudity
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Running Time: 96 minutes
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Release Date: 09/16/2010
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