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AUGUST 2005 NEW-TO-DVD Director: CAMPFIRE TALES: Matt Cooper and Martin Kunert THE HIDDEN: Jack Sholder THE HIDDEN II: Seth Pinsker NATURE OF THE BEAST: Victor Salva Starring: CAMPFIRE TALES: Ron Livingston, Amy Smart, James Marsden, Christine Taylor, Christopher Masterson, Jacinda Barrett THE HIDDEN: Kyle MacLachlan, Michael Nouri THE HIDDEN II: Raphael Sbarge, Kate Hodge NATURE OF THE BEAST: Lance Henriksen, Eric Roberts MPAA Rating: CAMPFIRE TALES: R THE HIDDEN: R THE HIDDEN II: R NATURE OF THE BEAST: R Total Running Time: CAMPFIRE TALES: 93 Minutes THE HIDDEN: 88 Minutes THE HIDDEN II: 90 Minutes NATURE OF THE BEAST: 91 Minutes DVD Order Date: July 26, 2005 |
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ENDS THE SUMMER WITH CHILLS AS FOUR CONTEMPORARY THRILLERS MAKE THEIR DVD DEBUTS ON AUGUST 30 CAMPFIRE TALES, NATURE OF THE BEAST and the Double-Feature Disc THE HIDDEN/THE HIDDEN II Arrive on DVD Just in Time for Halloween. |
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LOS ANGELES, CA (May 23, 2005) – Summer comes to a chilling end at New Line Home Entertainment as four films become available for the first time on DVD on August 30: the horror film Campfire Tales, the psychological thriller Nature of the Beast and the sci-fi thrillers The Hidden and The Hidden II, available for the first time as a Double Feature DVD. Campfire Tales features early performances from some of today’s rising stars including Ron Livingston (Office Space, Little Black Book), Amy Smart (The Butterfly Effect, Starsky & Hutch), James Marsden (The Notebook, X-Men 2), Christopher Masterson (TV’s Malcom in the Middle, Scary Movie 2), Jacinda Barrett (Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, Ladder 49) and Christine Taylor (Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, Zoolander), in a story about a group of teenagers sharing increasingly terrifying tales around a campfire. From the writer/director Victor Salva (Jeepers Creepers), Nature of the Beast stars Eric Roberts (TV’s Less than Perfect, Cecil B. Demented) and Lance Henriksen (TV’s Millennium, Aliens) in a shocking cat and mouse game orchestrated by a serial killer. The Hidden, the sci-fi thriller hit starring Kyle Maclachlan (HBO’s Sex and the City, TV’s Twin Peaks) and Michael Nouri (The Terminal, Flashdance), previously available on DVD, is now available along with its super-charged sequel on a Double Feature DVD for the first time. Campfire Tales and Nature of the Beast are available on DVD for $19.97, while The Hidden/The Hidden II Double Feature disc is marked at a $14.96 SRP. The DVD order due date is July 26. |
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SYNOPSIS CAMPFIRE TALES Rated R for violence/terror, language and sexuality · 93 minutes Returning home from a concert and driving recklessly, four teenagers crash their car on a deserted road. To ward off the cold, they build a fire and wait for help. But, the hair-raising stories they tell around the fire put a deeper chill into the night. Each tale is more lurid, more horrifying, more shocking than anything they’ve heard before. Yet, for these unlucky teens in the woods, the biggest shock is still to come! The DVD features a widescreen (1.85.1) version of the film with 5.1 and DTS sound, along with English and Spanish subtitles. NATURE OF THE BEAST Rated R for hard drug use, strong language, a sex scene and some terror/violence. · 91 minutes In the tradition of The Hitcher, Nature of the Beast is an intense psychological thriller about a businessman (Henriksen) drawn into a bloody game of cat and mouse by a mysterious drifter (Roberts). With the police searching for a serial killer on a murderous rampage and a million dollars missing from a Las Vegas casino, both men have something sinister to hide. But, as the lies are peeled away and their true nature is revealed, it becomes clear that one of them is a madman. The question is, which one? The DVD features audio commentary with director Victor Salva, a widescreen (1.85.1) version of the film, 5.1 and DTS sound and English and Spanish subtitles. THE HIDDEN/THE HIDDEN 2 (Double Feature) The Hidden · Rated R for violence, drug use, sexuality and pervasive strong language · 88 minutes A series of bizarre, inexplicable robberies and murders have an L.A. police detective completely baffled. And, it doesn’t help when a mysterious FBI agent tells him that a demonic extraterrestrial creature is invading the bodies of innocent victims – and transforming them into inhuman killers. The Hidden II · Rated R for sci-fi horror violence and gore, and for language and a sex scene · 90 minutes In this sequel to the original thriller, alien officer MacLachlan (Raphael Sbarge, Pearl Harbor, Independence Day) teams up with Juliet Beck (Kate Hodge, Rapid Fire, Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3) to hunt for an alien that has been in deep hibernation for the past 15 years. But, when they finally locate the beast’s breeding ground, it’s too late – an alien has already spawned, and the rampage has begun. Featuring special appearances by Michael Nouri and Kyle MacLachlan, The Hidden II races to a shocking and unforgettable end. The Double Feature DVD features audio commentary with The Hidden director Jack Sholder, effects production footage narrated by Jack Sholder and the original theatrical trailer for The Hidden. Both films are presented in widescreen (1.85.1) versions with 5.1 Surround and Stereo Surround sound, English and Spanish subtitles and closed captions. |
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New Line Home Entertainment distributes New Line Cinema and Fine Line Features theatrical films on DVD and VHS, including the premium DVD brand infinifilm™. The Company also distributes feature films and non-theatrical programs acquired or produced by New Line Home Entertainment and New Line Television. Founded in 1967, New Line Cinema is the leading independent producer and distributor of theatrical films. It licenses its programming to ancillary markets, including cable and broadcast television, as well as in all international markets. New Line Cinema is a Time Warner Company. |
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