Lamberto Bava Demons NTSC torrent

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Dèmoni

In a new NTSC Anamorphic 1.66:1 transfer
Dolby 5.1 English surround soundtrack as well as English Dolby 2.0 Soundtrack
Audio Commentary with Director Lamberto Bava, Special effects master Sergio

Stivaletti as well as Journalist Loris Curci
Behind the Scenes Footage
Trailers

Running time is 88 mins

This is a full untouched dvd5


Dèmoni (also known as Demons) is a 1985 Italian horror film directed by Lamberto Bava and produced by Dario Argento. Screenplay by Bava, Argento, Franco Ferrini, and Dardano Sacchetti, from a story by Sacchetti.

The film begins when two young women receive tickets to a free film screening at The Metropol, a newly opened movie theatre. When they arrive they discover that a large crowd has shown up for the screening and they sit down to watch the movie, a violent horror film. Out in the lobby a woman has scraped herself on the face with a bizarre mask, and she notices that the mask is the exact same as a prop used in the film. She goes to the bathroom, and as she looks in the mirror the cut on her face bursts open, spewing out a foul pus. She is soon transformed into a bloodthirsty, fanged demon. Before long the cinema patrons are forced to battle for their lives as one by one they are transformed into vicious monsters.

# In addition to co-writing the script, Dario Argento also produced the film.
# Argento's daughter Fiore plays the character of Hannah.
# Michele Soavi, a devotee of Argento's work and his assistant director on several films, also served as an assistant director on Demoni and has two starring roles, as the man wearing the silver mask and as Jerry, one of the characters in the film playing at the Metropol.
# Nicoletta Elmi, who plays the usherette, appeared in Argento's 1975 classic giallo Deep Red. She also had a small role in the 1971 horror film Twitch of the Death Nerve, directed by Mario Bava, the father of Demoni director Lamberto Bava.
# Posters for Werner Herzog's Nosferatu: Phantom der Nacht and Argento's Four Flies on Grey Velvet can be seen hanging in the Metropol's lobby. There is also a AC/DC poster in one scene.
# This film was #53 on Bravo's 100 Scariest Movie Moments.
# In the Playstation video game, Silent Hill (1999), there is also a theater named the "Metropol". The theater also has posters on the outside walls advertising for the film "Demons", which is an obvious reference.
# No gore was cut from the original script.