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Release Date:	12/31/2013
UPC:	0816018010593
Original Release:	0000
Source:	KINO VIDEO
Presentation:	[Wide Screen, Color]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital Stereo]
Language:	English
Sales rank:	68,263

Special Features

An interview with Umberto Lenzi 49'27"; Original English trailer 3'45"; Original Italian trailer 3'45"; A fully illustrated booklet on the genesis and production of the film by Chris Alexander, Fangoria magazine; New HD transfer; Digitally restored ; New and improved English subtitle translation

Scene Index

Disc #1 -- Nightmare City
1. Start Movie
2. The Landing
3. Extra Edition
4. Feeling of Anguish
5. The Last Broadcast
6. The Weak Point
7. Contaminated
8. State of Emergency
9. The Fault of Man
10. Forced to Kill
11. The Nightmare
12. The Reality

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Editorial Reviews

Fans of psychotronic gorefests will rejoice when the doors of the cargo plane swing back and the marauding horde of hideously mutated zombies, armed with hand tools, plunges into a deliciously target-rich tarmac of helpless soldiers brandishing useless automatic weapons. There's a scene that follows that takes place in a TV studio during the filming of a dance show featuring women in Spandex -- and you know something hideously horrible is going to happen to that Spandex when they won't let reporter Miller (Hugo Stiglitz) break in the broadcast to warn the population about the rampaging zombies. But those are the highlights. After a half hour of the chase, the plot grows wearisome as does the viewer's patience. While there is tension, the horror elements have become comical and the froth falls flat. The ending is a bit of a cop-out, but you have to see the desperate corner director Umberto Lenzi has painted himself into. The makeup effects are okay, the gratuitous nudity is hilarious (Mel Ferrer is a lucky guy), and the low-budget production details are not necessarily distracting for a genre movie.

Nightmare City

Nightmare City

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DVD (Color / Wide Screen)

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