DEATH BED - The Bed That Eats

Directed by George Barry
Year: 1977. USA. 80 Minutes.

"A Lost Horror Film of the Seventies"

Currently playing Theatrically for the first time

DEATH BED - The Bed That Eats

Prepare yourselves... The strangest bedtime story ever told! Released for the first time here after 25 years in obscurity, Cult Epics brings you DEATH BED, George Barry's uniquely weird journey through a world of wind demons, carnivorous furnishings and the spirit of Aubrey Beardsley!

At the edge of a grand estate, near a crumbling old mansion lies a strange stone building with just a single room. In the room there lies a bed. Born of demonic power, the bed seeks the flesh, blood and life essence of unwary travellers... Three pretty girls arrive on vacation,
searching for a place to spend the night. Instead, they tumble into nightmares - and the cruel, insatiable hunger of the Bed! DEATH BED is a one-of-a kind experience: comic, horrific and dreamlike, that truly has to be seen to be believed. Discover this neglected marvel
of American horror for yourself!

"Death Bed is one of the weirdest films ever made, and it's great!"
-Bruce Fletcher, SF Indiefest

DEATH BED - The Bed That Eats - DVD020 $24.95 SRP

SPECIAL FEATURES:
Uncut, Uncensored Version
New Transfer
Video Introduction by the Director
4-Page Liner Notes

PREBOOK	STREET	CATALOG#	UPC CODE
10/28/03	11/04/03	DVD020	063390010202

IN A GLASS CAGE (Special Edition) - DVD

Directed by Agustin Villerango
Year: 1986. Spain. 108 Minutes
Spanish language with optional subtitles.

"A Nightmarish Masterpiece!" -Elliot Stein, Village Voice

Klaus (Gunter Meisner of THE BOYS OF BRAZIL)) is an ex-Nazi, a doctor whose war-time post in a concentration camp enabled him to commit the most appalling sex crimes against boys. After the war, living incognito in Spain, he again gives in to his depraved desires, until shame and despair drive him to an unsuccessful suicide attempt...

Now confined to his room and kept alive on an iron lung, he is ministered to by his resentful wife Griselda (Marisa Paredes of ALL ABOUT MY MOTHER) and her daughter Rena (Gisela Echevarria). Into this environment comes Angelo (David Sust), a strange, handsome young man who offers his services as a nurse. Against Griselda's judgement, Klaus insists that the visitor be allowed to take the post. A perverse relationship develops between Angelo and Klaus, becoming ever more macabre as Angelo reveals he has found diaries detailing his employer's war-time activities. Words turn to deeds, Klaus's shame turns once again to desire, and a new spate of child killings begin...

Described by filmmaker John Waters as more intense than Pier Paolo Pasolini's SALO.

IN A GLASS CAGE - DVD019 (NTSC) $29.95

SPECIAL EDITION:
Uncut, Uncensored Version
Letterbox.
Interview with the Director
4-Page Liner Notes

PREBOOK	STREET	CATALOG#	UPC CODE
8/19/03	9/2/03	DVD019	063390010196