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Norman Thaddeus Vanes Frightmare (1983) is a macabre horror satire about a group of film students who steal the corpse of their favorite horror star only to find he isnt quite as dead as they thought. Blending self-aware Hollywood humor with gothic camp and slasher energy, its a blood-soaked love letter to classic horror icons and B-movie excess, now a cult staple of 1980s horror fandom.

88 Films

In Pete Walkers Frightmare, a disturbed woman released from a psychiatric institution resumes her grisly killing spree with her husband. Their gruesome acts of murder reveal dark family secrets, unleashing a chilling tale of psychological horror and bloodcurdling suspense that will leave viewers on the edge of their seats until the shocking finale.

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When his loyal fans decide to steal his fresh corpse from the mortuary to party with it all night long, a true horror film star returns from the grave as a ghastly blood-sucker, bent on revenge. At least, will he spare his followers?

SPECIAL FEATURES:

Brand-new artwork by Sean Longmore

Reversible sleeve featuring original poster artwork

Restored HD Master

High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentation in 1.66:1 Aspect Ratio

LPCM 2.0 Dual Mono Soundtrack

Optional English SDH Subtitles

Audio Commentary with film critics Kim Newman, Barry Forshaw and writer David McGillivray

Audio Commentary with British Horror experts Nathaniel Thompson and Troy Howarth 

Audio Commentary with director / producer / co-writer Pete Walker, and director of photography Peter Jessop; moderated by biographer Professor Steven Chibnall (2006)

Editor Robert Dearberg on Frightmare

Original Trailer

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Version: : Blu-Ray (import)