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By Mark Meloche
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If you are at all a Bob Clark fan, you should see this film. Many of the elements are a good indicator of Clark's developing style. Don't expect a Hollywood blockbuster (many of the close-ups are slightly out of focus), but there are many creepy Clark-style moments to keep it moving along. Some extra features and Publicity stills are included.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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Like Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things, this movie is a must see for "B" movie or Bob Clark fans.
Deathdream wasn't nearly as creepy as CSPwDT but it had a better story line and better acting. I felt that it was a good story line bringing the effects of the vietnam war and the effect it had to the family's of the soldiers.
Deathdream was also Tom Savini's film debut (make-up and special effects artist known for his work on the living dead movies by George A. Romero & Friday the 13th 1&4 and don't forget Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2)
Enjoy
Deathdream wasn't nearly as creepy as CSPwDT but it had a better story line and better acting. I felt that it was a good story line bringing the effects of the vietnam war and the effect it had to the family's of the soldiers.
Deathdream was also Tom Savini's film debut (make-up and special effects artist known for his work on the living dead movies by George A. Romero & Friday the 13th 1&4 and don't forget Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2)
Enjoy
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By A Customer
Format:DVD
I am originally from Georgia, U.S.A. and have been living in the UK for more than five years now. I first saw "Deathdream" at a drive-in in Georgia under the title "It Came From The Grave!" back in the 1980's. I then saw it there on VHS video under the title "Deathdream". It was out here in the UK a few years ago on VHS video and played on t.v. here under the title "Dead of Night", which could be confused with the 1945 British classic of the same title. I sincerely hope that Blue Underground will make this DVD release of "Deathdream" available here in the UK very soon. Along with Bob Clark's other classic, "Black Christmas", it is one of my favorite horror films of all-time. It's great to see "Deathdream" finally getting the recognition that it has long deserved.
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ANDY'S HOME! 1970'S FRIGHT NIGHT CLASSIC RETURNS TO HAUNT!
Aside from another rediscovered cult classic - LEMORA, A CHILD'S TALE OF THE SUPERNATURAL - DEATHDREAM has always been my favorite horror film from the 1970's that haunted me on... Read more
Published on Jun 29 2004 by Steven Cummings
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This one will chill you!
This is a very low budget 1972 horror flick concerning the return of a Vietnam vet to small town America after his parents had been notified he was dead. Read more
Published on Jun 9 2004 by John Gentile
3.0 out of 5 stars
Good but not great horror film
Bob Clark's 1974 film Deathdream is a very good try at an American horror movie with a great idea that somehow does not quite gel. Read more
Published on Jun 7 2004 by LGwriter
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