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  • An MVD Exclusive
  • SKU: IE109DVD
  • Format: DVD
  • UPC: 878746010993
  • Street Date: 06/21/11
  • PreBook Date: 05/17/11
  • Label: Independent Entertainment »
  • Genre: Horror
  • Run Time: 166 mins
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Audio: STEREO
  • Year of Production: 1960
  • Region Code: 0
  • Box Lot: 30
  • Territory: US,CA

 

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  • Actors:
  •       Laurence Payne
  •       Adrienne Corri
  • Director: Ernest Morris
  • Director: Rogelio A. Gonzalez

 

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The Tell-Tale Heart/The Oval Portrait Double Feature

Two of Edgar Allen Poe's most famous stories, retold on one DVD.

The Tell-Tale Heart/The Oval Portrait Double Feature
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Two stylish and original adaptations of classic Edgar Allan Poe tales of terror, newly telecined from the theatrical film elements and featuring exclusive liner notes by noted film historian Tim Lucas (Video Watchdog) The Tell-Tale Heart Themes of voyeurism and unrequited love compliment Poe's superb tale of insanity and murder in this grim and suspenseful interpretation by Ernest Morris. Starring Laurence Payne and Adrienne Corri (Hammer's Vampire Circus), and written by Brian Clemens ("The Avengers"). The Oval Portrait Poe's suspenseful and darkly romantic tale of an artist whose love for a portrait kills the sitter is embellished into a generations-old curse set in the Civil War era. Featuring a score by Les Baxter (Corman's Fall of the House of Usher). Press on The Tell-Tale Heart / The Oval Portrait If you like overlooked Poe adaptations, this pairing is certainly worth a peek, particularly for the still potent first feature. Mondo-digital.com This dvd works as a great introduction to some of the Edgar Allan Poe adaptations of the era! foulfeast.blogspot.com

  

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