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As the film begins a narrator warns us THE SCREAMING SKULL is so terrifying you might die of fright--and if such happens a free burial is guaranteed.
THE SCREAMING SKULL (1 outta 5 stars) This movie boasts some pretty cool opening credits (an offscreen narrator warning that movie patrons will be offered a free burial if they die of fright watching this movie, a scary shot of a skull emerging from a placid pool and the ubiquitous scary music) but, sadly, the movie is all downhill from there.
The Creed's new neighbor Jud (played by Fred Gwyne) explains the burial ground behind the pet cemetery.
That burial ground is pure evil.
Jud tells Louis Creed that when you bury a human being (or any kind of pet) up in the burial ground, they would come back to life.
When Ling discovers that Tsing is actually a ghost who has been forced to seduce victims for an evil tree spirit who feeds on 'chi' (life force), he decides to try and free the girl by giving her remains a proper burial.
Jud takes Louis to another burial ground, beyond the Pet Sematary, where Church is to be buried.
She takes a (really fake looking) mummy out of a burial cave and brings it home to study it.
And just beyond there, lies a sacred Indian burial ground that seems to possess a strange power.
It is later and the parents are sitting waiting worriedly by the screen when a message appears and declares that the state are sorry, but their son's i.q level has exceeded the national quotient and ask politely would they like a private burial.
The storyline is simple, I will give it straight away, a professor unwittingly unseals a cursed underground crypt, what happens next is that zombies are coming above the burial ground trying to eat those who are on the burial ground, end of script.
A scarecrow was erected, as was the slab, over the burial plot of the warlock, reminding the generations of Goodmans of the deeds they committed years ago.
On a weekend hunting trip two firefighters Alex Kerwood and Wayne Higley stumble onto a mysterious burial site.They dig it up and find the skull of an ancient horned creature.Big mistake!Suddenly the unleashed monster starts killing people in a small American town...OK,I'm a pretty tolerant guy when it comes to low-budget indie horror,but "In the Woods" is bad to the bone.The script is lifeless and dull,the suspense is non-existent and the action takes place in the woods for only 10 minutes or so.The DVD proudly claims "Creepier than 'The Blair Witch Project'".Yeah,right!Avoid this piece of cow dung like the plague unless you want to be bored beyond comprehension.
The Indian descendant Sean comes to a forest with his friends Josh and Flipp trying to find the track to a mysterious cursed tree and a secret burial ground.
Meanwhile the sword that was used to kill Des turns out to be made of solid gold and an extremely valuable Phoenician artifact, four archeologist's are assembled to investigate and perhaps find an ancient burial ground.
On a road called "Shane," I believe, that is sandwiched between two huge burial parks(Fitting).
Well, I can, and we should thank the studio execs who decided to give this movie a basic cable burial.
Without the glitter and the glamor of a Hollywood flick, it tells the heartwarming story of a young boy from a poor family, trying to arrange the burial for his grandmother.
As it turns out, the Egyptian's had a secret trans-Atlantic trade route which surprised diggers when a burial tomb was discovered in America.
However, with some hazy hints, Mark and Martha slowly found a trace to the burial and the black man on the burial told them the immaculate truth in the end!
The settlers the men died for don't even have the decency to bury them and then the final straw was the kid throwing his gun away after the burial.
My favorite shot has a camera looking out from a burial plot after the death of a specific character as Stockwell attempts to perform a ritualistic ceremony.
The Judeo-Christian custom of burial is rapidly being replaced - not by the ritual of an Indian pyre, but by a crematorium, i.e., the destruction of a corpse by means of high-temperature machines, a procedure from which the public is excluded.
The oldest distinction of homo sapiens - ritual burial of the dead - is disappearing.
Sultan’s death is the first time that the burial of a Saudi royal has been delayed to give the ruling family time to decide on the next in line – a sign of internal discord (and concord on the continuation of dynastic rule).
Or, in the words of former United States Trade Representative Susan Schwab, writing in Foreign Affairs, the Doha talks were “doomed” and ready for burial.
With his burial, the engrained mistrust between Libya and the West, epitomized by Lockerbie’s enduring political potency, should be interred as well.
Some view the man considered a mass murderer in the West as an icon, and his death and burial at sea at the hands of American forces will not undermine that perception in the eyes of his sympathizers.
Moreover, it would be paradoxical if, just when America declares its willingness to call more upon its allies, particularly its European allies, the concept of the West actually leads to the diminution, if not the burial, of the European ideal.
Almost unnoticed after years of desultory talks, the World Trade Organization’s Doha Development Round – initiated to redress imbalances in previous trade agreements that favored developed countries – was given a quiet burial.
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