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Product Description
Rosemary is not like other children...Fangoria calls it A boundary-pushing, taboo-breaking experience. AV Maniacs says it embodies the spirit and atmosphere of the great horror films of the 70s. And fright fans around the world have named it a new benchmark in independent horror:
In a remote village, a shocking secret lives on with each and every baby born. It is said that all children are creatures of God...except here. Now for a group of lost tourists, every conception of family will soon be sliced to pieces. And for a doomed few, the ultimate terror is about to hit home. Get ready to experience the graphic shocker from director/co-writer David Gregory that DVD Savant hails as a bloody onslaught...PLAGUE TOWN knows which buttons to push to extract the maximum in squeamish delirium!
From the Executive Producer of Henry: Portrait of A Serial Killer and The Manson Family
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Customer reviews
Fangoria hits the mark... 
by .. Ellis Ivory ()
I just saw this film and must say that Fangoria hit the mark by describing
it as one of the best independent horror films to come along in quite some time. For those individuals who criticize the movie for for sub-par dialogue and acting, then I would ask them to show me any horror movie
where the actors are up for academy awards--it's the nature of the genre that defines the style of the acting. For those who criticize it on the basis of being stupid, I would like for them to point out a horror movie that is "intelligent." The horror genre is designed to scare, make one feel uncomfortable or uneasy, present elements of the grotesque, attempt to present something a bit different, have some unexpected twists and turns--Plague Town does all of this on some level. Moving forward in the horror genre, there will probably never be anything new invented under the sun, what has been tried will probably be re-tried in a director's own way. If one is looking for something completely new, unique, and never done before in the horror genre, then one will be consistenetly and forever disappointed. If the horror masters--Stephen King, Clive Barker,
John Carpenter, George Romero, Stuart Gordon, etc. can't come up with something novel in the horror genre, then it probably can't be done. It may be that critics of the movie Plague Town and films like it have lost the sense of what horror is supposed to be all about. The criticisms of horror always seem to be the same--it doesn't have this, it doesn't have that, and it doesn't have the other thing--what the heck are you looking for anyway? Will anything please you at all? Anyway, Plague Town is a very good independent horror movie and well worth watching. Although I would like to hav seen more to the ending, I understand that they were probably working with a low budget and commend the director and cast for what they were able to accomplish. Even high-budget horror movies are still disappointing to many, so maybe it's a mute point. If you want to see something a bit different in horror, then give Plague Town a watch.
Soon to be a Hit Movie by .. A Customer (L.A.)
I mean when people discover it on DVD and Blu-ray.
A path less slashed, style wise. Travelers meeting very weird locals, is a point of departure. Good looking, moody and shot on film. You may notice that this is not a big budget Hollywood Studio release and it's direct to video; But!... Let's call it a soft opening. It's a real horror movie. This is a 'must be a hit by Halloween Film' because I've found a new film for that tradition. Slow creep outs, surprises and fresh horror ideas with power; and it just keeps geting better; and a mild but deviant erotic element pushes the envelope! More 70s style shocks that reverberate into the now and maybe into next decade. A great horror fiim; not to miss.
A/V on BD is a treat. Sound mix is almost retro style also but will activate a booming bass, a crackling treble and everything you want from DTS Masterless. The filmmakers were into sound and there's an extra about that.
Great horror film turns into a very creepy fairy tale at the end by .. rrrrrr (e)
I can't say enough about this film. Just finished it about twenty minutes and it is fantastic! I longed for a commentary track to go with it. And the ending made me think of the ending of the Legend of Sleepy Hollow, if only you can cross the...Great work everyone and thank you!
AWESOME 70's HORROR THROWBACK !! by .. Sunny Girl (FL)
I saw this movie back in November 2008 and absolutely loved it! It does have that 70's horror feel to it, like the director took you back to how a real horror movie is supposed to be, or he was showing us this is why he fell in love with horror. The story does not go flat and keeps you wondering how they're all going to die... of course death in inevitable when you're lost in the middle of nowhere as the day is fading away (hehe). From opening scream to the ending shocker, I don't want to sound too cliche but this movie was good to the last drop!
Now that it's out on DVD, I've got a copy & have been recommending it to my friends as well as my fellow amazonians. If you like 70's horror i.e. Texas Chainsaw Massacre, you'll like this one, guaranteed!
one of ther best horror movie by .. Henry Hueck (california)
plague is very creepy and scary , i saw this movie in the dark at 11.00pm at first its like you dont know what my happen but later it jumps at you thats were the horror begins, i cant tell u but the covers freaky its true u dont whant to see this things in the dark outside if you were alone. also see this good films i got in blue- ray at amazon.com signs, the thing, 30 days of night, the grudge, messengers, in order to get scared you need a surrund sound system. so you can hear every horror sound in your living room