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VHS : Gamma PeopleIn association with Amazon.comstarring: Paul Douglas, Eva Bartok, Leslie Phillips, Walter Rilla, Philip Leaver directed by: John Gilling  Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786302873184 Format: NTSC ISBN: 6302873185 Label: Sony Pictures Manufacturer: Sony Pictures Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Sony Pictures Release Date: August 06, 1996 Running Time: 76 minutes Studio: Sony Pictures Theatrical Release Date: 1956-12 Sales Rank: 7551 Related Items:
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 Rating: - There is something rotten in the Kingdom of Gudavia"The Gamma People" is a 1956 science fiction/horror film that can be described as a cross between "1984," "The Boys From Brazil," "Night of the Living Dead," and "Brigadoon" (sorry, I am really into offering up such comparisons this week). American reporter Mike Wilson (Paul Douglas) and his English photographer, Howard Meade (Leslie Phillips) are on a train bound for Salzburg to cover the music festival when their car becomes uncoupled, ends up on an abandoned spur, and rolls all the way to the ... Read More Rating:  - "Gamma People" creepy 1984-like vision of mind control"The Gamma People" is excellent rainy, Saturday afternoon science fiction/horror fare. Two journalists on their way to a music festival in Salzburg accidentally arrive in the unknown Kingdom of Gudavia (somewhere in Eastern Europe), where mysterious deaths occur, brown-shirted bully boys run amok in the village and hideous goons lurking in the shadows diverts our heroes from their planned itinerary. This movie and its goons gave me the creeps as a child. Not a perfect film, but a highly entertaining ... Read More Rating:  - Do-it-yourself MST3K materialOK, folks, it's a "good news/bad news" situation. The bad news is that this is really a bad movie. A REALLY bad movie. Our heros arrive in Ruritania (which reminds me more than anything of the Grand Duchy of Fenwick, but that's a different movie...) when (wait for it) their railroad car inadvertantly decouples from the train and rolls sloooooowly to a stop in the boondocks of what is supposed to be?? Eastern Europe?? Never mind - it's just a show, and you should really just relax. The locals are, um, different. ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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