Nightmare Cinema

2018
R
1h 59min

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In this twisted horror anthology, five strangers are drawn to an abandoned theater and forced to watch their deepest and darkest fears play out before them. Lurking in the shadows is the Projectionist, who preys upon their souls with his collection of disturbing films. As each reel spins its sinister tale, the characters find frightening parallels to their own lives.

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Cinco desconocidos se encuentran en un cine poseído donde la audiencia puede ver en pantalla sus peores miedos y sus secretos más oscuros.Cinco desconocidos se encuentran en un cine poseído donde la audiencia puede ver en pantalla sus peores miedos y sus secretos más oscuros.Cinco desconocidos se encuentran en un cine poseído donde la audiencia puede ver en pantalla sus peores miedos y sus secretos más oscuros.

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Trivia
Orson Chaplin, who plays the murderous carjacker Jenkins, (In the "Dead" segment by Mick Garris) is a direct grandson of Charlie Chaplin.

Errores
APPROXIMATELY 7 min into the movie, The Thing In The Woods segment, when Officer Carter panics, runs, trips and falls down, accidentally discharging his REVOLVER, that never should have happened because he had JUST emptied his six (or less) round handgun using six shots at the "welder" to put him down.

Citas
Casey: Us living dead, we've gotta stick together.

Créditos curiosos
This film is dedicated to Wes Craven, Tobe Hooper and George Romero.

Bandas sonoras
Concerto for Alexander
Written by Nicholas Pike
Performed by Nicholas Pike
Courtesy of Ol' Buddy, Ol' Pal Music (ASCAP)

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7/10

Mick Garris Rallies the Horror Masters Again

Aw, yeah! This is a pretty good anthology for a Saturday night watch. Garris and company know how to bring the fun to the horror, which is what got me into horror films in the first place. My favorite horror films all have a sense of fun: Waxwork, Nightmare on Elm Street 3 - Dream Warriors, Lost Boys, etc. It's gotta be scary AND fun to get me hooked and coming back. Mick Garris is well aware of these dynamics, and they show in Nightmare Cinema.

While not as precise and crafty as Garris's Masters of Horror (which remains his defining work as a director and producer), this feels in the same vein, and in the same universe. If you're a fan of the masters, of 80s horror, Nightmare Cinema delivers the goods. I'll always get excited for anything that has Mick's name attached. He's a legend in the genre, and it's great to see something new from him.