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    Deathdream [Blu-ray]

    Director: Bob Clark Cast: Richard Backus

    Richard Backus
    , John Marley
    John Marley
    , Lynn Carlin
    Lynn Carlin
    , Henderson Forsythe
    Henderson Forsythe
    , Anya Ormsby
    Anya Ormsby


    Blu-ray

    (Bonus DVD / Full Frame / 2 PACK)

    $39.99
    $39.99

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    Customer Reviews

    • Release Date: 11/28/2017
    • UPC: 0827058802093
    • Original Release: 1974
    • Rating: R
    • Region Code: A
    • Sound: [Dolby Digital Surround EX]
    • Language: English
    • Runtime: 5280
    • Sales rank: 20,245

    Special Features

    Audio Commentary #1 with Co-Producer/Director Bob Clark; Audio Commentary #2 with Writer/Make-Up Artist (Uncredited) Alan Ormsby; A Recollection With Star Anya Liffey and Writer/Make-Up Artist Alan Ormsby; Notes for a Homecoming - Interview with Composer Carl Zittrer; Flying Down to Brooksville - Interview with Production Manager John 'Bud' Cardos; Tom Savini: The Early Years; Deathdreaming - Interview with Star Richard Backus; Alternate Opening Titles; Theatrical Trailer; Still Galleries; Alan Ormsby Student Film; Bonus Collectible Booklet with new essay by critic Travis Crawford

    Cast & Crew

    Performance Credits
    Richard Backus Andy Brooks
    John Marley Charles Brooks
    Lynn Carlin Christine Brooks
    Henderson Forsythe Dr. Philip Allman
    Anya Ormsby Cathy Brooks,Bystander
    Jane Daly Joanne
    Arthur Bradley George, Army Captain
    Bud Hoey Ed, diner cook
    Raymond Michel Policeman in Diner
    Jeff Becker Young Boy,Young Boy
    Jeff Gillen Bartender
    Mal Jones Sheriff
    Edward Anderson Deputy,Postman
    George De Vries 1st TV Announcer
    Bob Noble 2nd TV Announcer,2nd TV Announcer
    John Bonney Helicopter Pilot
    Robert Cannon Drunk
    David Grawlikowski Truck Driver
    Michael Mazes Bob
    Virginia Cortez Rosalie
    Marianne Stone Actor
    Carl Zittrer Composer

    Technical Credits
    Alan Ormsby Screenwriter
    Bob Clark Producer
    Tom Savini Special Effects
    Geoffrey Nethercott Executive Producer
    John Trent Producer
    Gary Goch Sound Effects,Sound/Sound Designer
    Kenneth Heeley-Ray Sound Effects
    Peter James Producer

    Scene Index

    Disc #1 -- Deathdream
    1. Casualties of War [:00]
    2. Main Titles [2:11]
    3. Sad News At Dinner [1:20]
    4. Calling To Andy [4:09]
    5. Something In The House [4:21]
    6. The Truck Driver [6:14]
    7. "Why Is He So Different?" [6:03]
    8. Dog Killer [5:36]
    9. Doc's Visit [5:49]
    10. Stalking The Doctor [8:22]
    11. "I Came Up For My Checkup" [5:00]
    12. Old Times [7:40]
    13. Double Date [7:59]
    14. The Realization [7:05]
    15. Terror At The Drive-In [3:52]
    16. A Father's Fear [4:42]
    17. Death At Last [2:19]
    18. End Credits [4:38]
    19. Chapter 19 [:54]
    0. Chapters
    1. Chapter 1 [:00]
    2. Chapter 2 [5:15]
    3. Chapter 3 [5:36]
    4. Chapter 4 [4:29]
    5. Chapter 5 [5:00]
    6. Chapter 6 [5:21]
    7. Chapter 7 [3:43]
    8. Chapter 8 [:01]
    0. Chapters
    1. Chapter 1 [:02]
    2. Chapter 2 [5:37]
    3. Chapter 3 [4:44]
    4. Chapter 4 [4:57]
    5. Chapter 5 [3:45]
    6. Chapter 6 [:01]
    0. Chapters
    1. Chapter 1 [:00]
    2. Chapter 2 [5:19]
    3. Chapter 3 [:01]
    0. Chapters
    1. Chapter 1 [:00]
    2. Chapter 2 [5:15]
    3. Chapter 3 [4:42]
    4. Chapter 4 [:02]
    0. Chapters
    1. Chapter 1 [:01]
    2. Chapter 2 [5:32]
    3. Chapter 3 [6:06]
    4. Chapter 4 [:02]
    0. Chapters
    2. Chapter 2 [3:24]
    3. Chapter 3 [:02]
    0. Chapters
    1. Chapter 1 [:01]
    2. Chapter 2 [3:47]
    0. Chapters
    1. Chapter 1 [:00]
    2. Chapter 2 [4:49]
    3. Chapter 3 [5:20]
    4. Chapter 4 [:01]

    An adapted modernization of the traditional horror tale "The Monkey's Paw," Deathdream concerns a mother (Lynn Carlin) wishing that her son (Richard Backus)--a casualty of the Vietnam War--would come home to her. The woman gets her wish, but later realizes she should be careful what she wishes for.

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    Bob Clark's first collaboration with screenwriter Alan Ormsby is this grisly, psychologically trenchant low-budget horror film. Released in 1972 Deathdream has the distinction of being one of the first American films to deal, in its own effective way, with the trauma caused by the conflict in Vietnam. Deathdream is crude and schlocky, like a lot of great 1970s horror films. Clark knew as well as any of the great horror directors of that era how to wring the most from his meager resources, and he's helped in that regard by makeup artist Tom Savini, who made his feature debut with this creepy film. The cast is also strong, including John Marley (The Godfather) and Lynn Carlin (who had starred together in John Cassavettes' Faces) as the distraught parents of Vietnam casualty Andy (Richard Backus), who's returned home as a blood-drinking ghoul. For his part, Backus may at first come off a bit too cartoonishly creepy, but there's an underlying sadness to his role that lends the movie real emotional weight. The film doesn't purport to be a definitive statement about Vietnam. There are few details about Andy's combat experience, but there is an overriding sense that this war is not like any other that's come before. Like the best genre films, Deathdream offers an interesting glimpse of the American psyche during the time it was made.
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