I Walked With A Zombie The Seventh Victim Blu Ray The Criterion Collection

Summary Details: I walked with a zombie the seventh victimterror lives in the shadows in a pair of mesmerizingly moody horror milestones conjured from the imagination of val lewton, the visionary producer auteur who turned our fears of the unseen and the unknown into haunt...
Read more about this item under the full details tab below.

  • Normal Retail Price:£22.99
  • Voucher or Offer Value£0.00
  • Price:£22.99
  • Delivery or Postage:£1.99
  • Total Cost:£24.98

Use this pre-coded link

Zavvi - The home of entertainment! Find the games, no matter if you're an Xbox 360, an Xbox One, PS3, PS4, PS Vita, Wii, Wii U, Nintendo Switch or PC player. Love films and TV series? Then check out our DVDs and Blu-rays, spanning every genre.

Email Tweet Like Share
We have the following products similar to the product above to show you.
Full description and specifications.

I walked with a zombie the seventh victimterror lives in the shadows in a pair of mesmerizingly moody horror milestones conjured from the imagination of val lewton, the visionary producer auteur who turned our fears of the unseen and the unknown into haunting excursions into existential dread'. '.strtoupper('a')s head of rko’s b horror movie unit during the 1940s, lewton, working with directors such as jacques tourneur and mark robson, brought a new sophistication to the genre by wringing chills not from conventional movie monsters but from brooding atmosphere, suggestion, and psychosexual unease'. '.strtoupper('s')uffused with ritual, mysticism, and the occult, the poetically hypnotic i walked with a zombie and the shockingly subversive the seventh victim are still tantalizing dreams of death that dare to embrace the darkness.i walked with a zombie 1943producer val lewton and director jacques tourneur elevated the horror film to new heights of poetic abstraction with this entrancing journey into the realm between life and death'. '.strtoupper('w')hen she takes a job caring for a comatose woman on a caribbean island, a young nurse frances dee finds herself plunged into a mysterious world where the ghosts of slavery haunt the present and witch doctors have the power to summon the living dead'. '.strtoupper('s')ugarcane swaying in a moonlit field, the hypnotic beat of voodoo drums, the relentless pull toward death—the otherworldly atmosphere of this bold reimagining of jane eyre is as close as studio era hollywood ever came to pure dream state surrealism.the seventh victim 1943“death is good” is how producer val lewton summarized the message of his films, a credo that received its most explicit expression in this strikingly nihilistic shocker, the first film directed by regular lewton editor mark robson'. '.strtoupper('k')im hunter makes her film debut as a young boarding school student who, in search of her missing sister proto goth icon jean brooks, travels to new york’s bohemian greenwich village, where she uncovers a sinister shadow world of devil worshippers and murder'. '.strtoupper('a')nd what about that mysterious room furnished with nothing but a chair and a hangman’s noose'? '.strtoupper('w')ith its daring treatment of depression and queerness, the seventh victim has haunted the margins of cinema for decades, its radical bleakness undiminished by time.special featuresnew 4k digital restorations of both films, with uncompressed monaural soundtracks on the 4k uhd and blu ray editionsaudio commentary on i walked with a zombie featuring authors kim newman and stephen jonesaudio commentary on the seventh victim featuring film historian steve habermaninterview with film critic and historian imogen sara smithaudio essays from adam roche’s podcast the secret history of hollywoodshadows in the dark the val lewton legacy 2005, a documentary featuring newman val e'. '.strtoupper('l')ewton, son of producer val lewton filmmakers william friedkin, guillermo del toro, george a'. '.strtoupper('r')omero, john landis, and robert wise author neil gaiman actor sara karloff and otherstrailersenglish subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearingplus essays by critics chris fujiwara and lucy santenew illustration by katherine lam

This product does not have a rating yet. This product does not have a rating.Add a Rating or Review
RatingReviewers comments
This product does not have a rating.Be first to add a rating or review for this product, click "Add a Rating" above.
Compare price from all available retailers selling this product.
RetailerNormal PriceVoucherPriceDelivery*Total CostBuy
£22.99£22.99£1.99£24.98