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    Don't Look in the Basement

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    Status: Out of Stock
    Released: 2000-01-25

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    Don't Look in the Basement DVD Cast & Features Cast:
    Camilla Carr, Betty Chandler, Robert Dracup, Hugh Feagin, Jessie Lee Fulton, Rosie Holotik, Jessie Kirby, Anne MacAdams, Rhea MacAdams, William Bill McGhee, Gene Ross, Harryete Warren, Mike Harvey

    Director(s): S.F. Brownrigg

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    Don't Look in the Basement DVD Details
    Running Time: 95
    Genre: Horror Sci-fi Fantasy
    Item Weight: 1
    UPC: 089859821424
    Product Code: VCIV8214DVD
    Format: DVD
    Year:1973
    Studio: Vci Video
    Don't Look in the Basement DVD Summary One of the first of several horror films with "Don't" leading the title, this gory low-budget thriller takes place in an experimental hospital for the criminally insane, where the pioneering director allows several patients to act out their twisted fantasies (which involve necrophilia, paranoia and popsicles).

    When a new staffer shows up, things start to go haywire -- beginning with the bloody axe-murder of the doctor himself and leading to a total takeover of the asylum by its most dangerous inmates.

    The acting is horrendous, the sound is incoherent and the color is so cheap-looking that some theaters were issued black-and-white prints.

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    but somehow the intrinsic sleaziness generated by the threadbare production manages to lend it a remarkably suitable ambience.

    Instead of vanishing into obscurity, this quirky little potboiler became a staple on the early-70's drive-in circuit, thanks to Hallmark Films' frequent double-bill bookings with Wes Craven's Last House on the Left (even borrowing the logline "Keep telling yourself: It's only a movie.

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    ") and Mario Bava's Bay of Blood.

    Some video versions are missing most of the graphic violence from the original cut.