Masters Of Horror: Season 1, Volume 1 Box Set

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Masters Of Horror: Season 1, Volume 1 Box Set

"Masters Of Horror: Season 1, Volume 1 Box Set" includes: "Cigarette Burns" - Film is magic. And in the right hands, it can be a weapon. For on-the-ropes movie programmer Kirby Sweetman (Norman Reedus of "The Boondock Saints" and "Blade II"), the holy grail of cinema is "Le Fin Absolue Du Monde," a legendary lost movie whose sole showing was rumored to have driven its audience to a homicidal frenzy. But as Kirby gets closer to the truth about the film, he's sucked into a private hell of grisly hallucinations and brutal acts of violence. Now the only surviving print of the film is within his grasp... and the most horrific screening of all is about to begin. "Dreams In The Witch House" - When stressed-out student Walter Gilman (Ezra Godden of "Dagon") rents a room in a decrepit old house, his graduate thesis studies begin to take some very strange twists: He suffers nightmares about a voracious rat with a human face. He suspects that a gateway to another dimension may exist behind his wall. And he is seemingly seduced by a luscious she-demon who thirsts for souls of the innocent via a covenant that screams for blood. But when Walter must face the most depraved urge of all, will the line between madness, murder and unholy mayhem be crossed forever? "An Incident On And Off A Mountain Road" - It's a chilling advice a young woman (Bree Turner) thinks about late one night on a lonely stretch of mountain road. The warning, from her survivalist ex-husband, becomes all too real when a car accident leaves her alone, hurt and hunted by a backwoods maniac called "Moonface." She's learned how to live. She's been trained how to kill. But when trapped in a monster's killing ground, will she know how to survive the most horrific confrontation of all? "Chocolate" - Jamie (Henry Thomas of "Gangs Of New York") is a depressed young divorced man who creates artificial flavorings until the day his life is hijacked by a series of random sensory flashes.