Terror in the Aisles [VHS]
starring: Donald Pleasence, Nancy Allen, Fred Asparagus, Lainie Cooke, Joel S. Rice
directed by: Andrew J. Kuehn
directed by: Andrew J. Kuehn
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- But Sooner or Later...It's Time to Go Home.
Awesome, one of my favorite horror films.Great clips from both good and bad horror films.From the classics to the cookie cutter to the thoroughly idiotic and everything in between.This movie inspired me to watch several films I'd never seen before and to look back on favorites lost in the mists of the past.Watch for the late (and greatly missed) Donald Pleasance and also the late Fred Asparagus for a cameo.Expertly written and enjoyed.
It's only a movie, but sooner or later, ... Read More
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- A nice look at horror.
Donald Pleasance and Nancy Allen narrate "Terror in the Aisles", which is a movie that attempts to present scenes from various horror movies in the hope of tying together common themes of "terror", showing horror from different perspectives, mostly.Rather than analyzing horror movies, "Terror in the Aisles" is a more of a celebration of horror movies.
"Terror in the Aisles" uses different scenes from different horror movies in order to provide the viewer with a well-rounded selection ... Read More
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- Should've been put on DVD by now
This is a neat flick the way they had spliced clips from horror flicks together the way they did, especially from popular old flicks like PSYCHO, HALLOWEEN, HALLOWEEN 2, FRIDAY THE 13TH: PART II, THE FOG, DRESSED TO KILL, CARRIE, THE OMEN, AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON, ROSEMARY'S BABY, THE SHINING, WHEN A STRANGER CALLS, POLTERGEIST, NIGHTHAWKS, THE SEDUCTION, THE BIRDS, SCANNERS, THE FURY, TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, JAWS, JAWS II, MARATHON MAN, THE EXORCIST, VICE SQUAD, etc., so I don't see what's taking ... Read More
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- Great stuff!
I love this movie. It's a rarity. The hosts Nancy Allen & Donald Pleasence were wonderful and the scenes from some of the best horror movies ever are enticing. I've actually rented, bought and recorded movies that were in this film just from watching Terror In The Aisles. It is unfortunate that film rights and stuff interfere with this movie being released on DVD. It's a great promotional piece for other movies so I don't see why they can't get the rights to release this on DVD. Still it is worth it to buy ... Read More
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- Horror 101
You cannot consider yourself a true horror buff if you do not own this piece of cinematic history.Donald Pleasance & Nancy Allen take us through some of the most memorable scenes of horror films (from B&W's up until 1983), while explaining the subtle geniuses behind them.There's more to macabre movies than meets the eye.Demon children, manmade monstrosities, serial killers... We are in love w/horror in all forms and this film takes a fascinating look at the relationship between horror, entertainment and ... Read More
- But Sooner or Later...It's Time to Go Home.Awesome, one of my favorite horror films.Great clips from both good and bad horror films.From the classics to the cookie cutter to the thoroughly idiotic and everything in between.This movie inspired me to watch several films I'd never seen before and to look back on favorites lost in the mists of the past.Watch for the late (and greatly missed) Donald Pleasance and also the late Fred Asparagus for a cameo.Expertly written and enjoyed.
It's only a movie, but sooner or later, ... Read More
- A nice look at horror.Donald Pleasance and Nancy Allen narrate "Terror in the Aisles", which is a movie that attempts to present scenes from various horror movies in the hope of tying together common themes of "terror", showing horror from different perspectives, mostly.Rather than analyzing horror movies, "Terror in the Aisles" is a more of a celebration of horror movies.
"Terror in the Aisles" uses different scenes from different horror movies in order to provide the viewer with a well-rounded selection ... Read More
- Should've been put on DVD by now This is a neat flick the way they had spliced clips from horror flicks together the way they did, especially from popular old flicks like PSYCHO, HALLOWEEN, HALLOWEEN 2, FRIDAY THE 13TH: PART II, THE FOG, DRESSED TO KILL, CARRIE, THE OMEN, AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF IN LONDON, ROSEMARY'S BABY, THE SHINING, WHEN A STRANGER CALLS, POLTERGEIST, NIGHTHAWKS, THE SEDUCTION, THE BIRDS, SCANNERS, THE FURY, TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE, JAWS, JAWS II, MARATHON MAN, THE EXORCIST, VICE SQUAD, etc., so I don't see what's taking ... Read More
- Great stuff!I love this movie. It's a rarity. The hosts Nancy Allen & Donald Pleasence were wonderful and the scenes from some of the best horror movies ever are enticing. I've actually rented, bought and recorded movies that were in this film just from watching Terror In The Aisles. It is unfortunate that film rights and stuff interfere with this movie being released on DVD. It's a great promotional piece for other movies so I don't see why they can't get the rights to release this on DVD. Still it is worth it to buy ... Read More
- Horror 101You cannot consider yourself a true horror buff if you do not own this piece of cinematic history.Donald Pleasance & Nancy Allen take us through some of the most memorable scenes of horror films (from B&W's up until 1983), while explaining the subtle geniuses behind them.There's more to macabre movies than meets the eye.Demon children, manmade monstrosities, serial killers... We are in love w/horror in all forms and this film takes a fascinating look at the relationship between horror, entertainment and ... Read More
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