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George Stark, a wealthy industrialist and playboy, gathers a group of bourgeois friends at his isolated island beach house for the weekend. His guest of honor is Gerry Farrell, a brilliant chemist who has discovered a remarkable new formula for a synthetic resin. Moody over the fate of a colleague w...

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Corporate Author: Image Entertainment (Firm)
Other Authors: Bava, Mario, 1914-1980, Leone, Alfredo, Di Nardo, Mario, Alessi, Luigi, Umiliani, Piero, Berger, William, 1928-1993, Fenech, Edwige, Furstenburg, Ira von, 1940-
Format: Video DVD
Language:English
Italian
Language Notes:English or Italian audio tracks with English subtitles.
Published: Chatsworth, CA : Image Entertainment, [2001]
Edition:Widescreen, uncut version.
Series:Mario Bava collection.
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Summary:George Stark, a wealthy industrialist and playboy, gathers a group of bourgeois friends at his isolated island beach house for the weekend. His guest of honor is Gerry Farrell, a brilliant chemist who has discovered a remarkable new formula for a synthetic resin. Moody over the fate of a colleague who died while helping him to develop the formula, Farell doesn't care to discuss business, but the other businessmen in attendance are determined to talk money. Each of them angers the others with secret bids and overbids, spawning an atmosphere of distrust. There is also enough sexual intrigue in the air, between the men and their various wives and mistresses, to complicate suspicions when the guests begin to turn up dead, one by one.
Item Description:Originally released as a motion picture in 1970.
Special features: Mario Bava biography & liner notes by Tim Lucas; director, star and composer filmographies; photo and poster gallery; trailers for other Mario Bava Collection titles; audio track: isolated music and effects.
Videorecording.
Physical Description:1 videodisc (78 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:DVD; region 1; NTSC; Dolby Digital; 1.85:1 theatrical aspect ratio.
Production Credits:Music by Piero Umiliani.