Dawn of The Mummy

Dawn of the Mummy is a 1981 low-budget film direct by Frank Agrama, who also served as writer and producer on the film. A group of fashion models travels to Egypt for a fashion shoot. While shooting in a tomb, the models accidentally revive an ancient curse which awakens a mummy and its band of flesh-eating zombies. Dawn of the Mummy has been released on VHS and DVD format. The film was released on region 1 by Madacy Entertainment, as a VHS transfer. The packaging is said to list the film's Theatrical Trailer and other Theatrical Trailers, although there is only one on the disc, it is not for the main feature, it is of a 1997 film, Road Ends.

The film was released uncut in the UK by Anchor Bay Entertainment. It features an anamorphic widescreen 1.77:1 transfer, plus the 4:3 full screen transfer, DTS Digital Surround, Dolby Digital 2.0 & 5.1 Surround. The extras include Director's Audio Commentary, Stills Gallery, Production Notes and Trailer."

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The Crazies - Remake 2009

In this frightening view into the “American Dream” gone horribly wrong, an unexplainable occurrence has taken over the residents of Ogden Marsh. The citizens begin falling victim to a mysterious contaminant and start becoming brutally violent.  It was only days before when these same folks lived silent, ordinary lives and they are now evil, blood-thirsty slayers. While the Sheriff Dutton (Timothy Olyphant) and his pregnant wife Judy (Radha Mitchell), attempt to make sense of the mounting violence, the government uses begins using lethal force to close off all access to Ogden Marsh and they won’t let anyone in or out even if they aren’t infected.  In this movie a normal night turns into a horrific struggle for the few remaining survivors as they do everything they can to escape from Ogden Marsh alive and uninfected.

Hidden in the Woods - Horror Movie

“Hidden in The Woods” is a story of two sisters that are raised in seclusion, exposed to the torment of their abusive, drug dealing father. Once they finally agree to report him to the authorities, he proceeds to kill both officers and is locked up. However things go from bad to worse as soon as the girls have to answer to their Uncle Costello, a psychotic drug dealer, who shows up wanting his missing goods which are hidden in the woods.

Hidden in the Woods is a frightening and gory tale that deals with some really heavy stuff. The film pushes the limits, but by no means goes over the line of good taste. This can be attributed to how well the film was shot and also how well the director directs the bedlam that takes place in this movie. The movie has small girls with a dark past that grow into women who possess even more darkness in their lives, there are people getting shredded up by chainsaws, and so much more that truly makes this movie stand out.

This film of inbreeding, drugs, and killing is brought together very well by some great performers. There is certainly more than just blood and violence in “Hidden in The Woods”, there seems to be a lot of emotion and rage. All of this would not be possible without having a great group of actors. If you can get yourself to look beyond most of the blood, gore, and violence that can be hard to watch at times then you will have a creepy tale that would interest just about anyone who enjoys a good slasher movie.