DVD Review: Dead and Gone - Page 2

In the vein of The Shining and The Evil Dead, this white knuckle thrill-ride will have you on the edge of your seat from its gripping opening scene to its twisted finale. Hell, you just might fall off your seat. The last 25 minutes of the film are truly frightening and there are enough harrowing twists and turns to maintain the intrigue. It even has a tingling score with a light chuckle tweaked in occasionally. Not only does it have the ability to send chills up the spine, but it will also have you biting your nails down to the core.

Look for it when it hits the rental shelves on July 1 and you can thank me later. DVD special features include the featurette "Gone with the Dead: Behind the Scenes of Dead and Gone", filmmakers' commentary with director Yossi Sasson and writer Harry Shannon, deleted scenes, outtakes, and a trailer gallery.

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Derek Fleek is an online movie critic and promoter of the site Popcorn Monsters. His favorite genres are horror (modern and classic), comedy horror, and occasionally a good drama. His favorite movie is Pulp Fiction and his favorite director is Quentin Tarantino. …

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  • 1 - Richard The Geek

    Jun 28, 2008 at 5:02 pm

    Could not agree with you more it is a hidden gem

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