Titles Comprise: The House Of 1000 Corpses (Dir. Rob Zombie 2003): In search of a local legend two young couples take a trip through the little-seen heartland of America. When their car breaks down the quartet are obliged to seek refuge in a nearby derelict house which is home to countless horrors that await their arrival... Monster Man (Dir. Michael Davis 2003): Anal retentive Adam has a serious case of unrequited love on his mind. The lady in question is due to marry someone else so Adam and his (ex!) best-friend Harley set off to win her heart. However Harley's... not the only thing that's going to bother Adam on his journey... To make matters worse the pair have a stowaway - the sexy but mysterious Sarah a hitchhiker with an attitude and an eye on taking Adam's virginity. And to make matters even worse still a psychotic serial killer with a HUGE monster-truck is determined to make the three hapless heroes his next blood-splattered roadkill! Tattoo (Dir. Robert Schwentke 2002): When the police raid an underground rave newly graduated police officer Marc has to make himself (and his drugs) scarce. However his stash is uncovered by Detective Minks who presents Marc with an ultimatum: join the homicide team in a particularly gruesome and dangerous serial murder case or lose his fledgeling career. Marc is soon aware that Minks' missing daughter holds the key to a grisly trade in decorated human skin and faces a sole operation to protect the innocent in danger and expose the head of the organisation... [show more]
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Triple bill of horror. In 'House of 1000 Corpses' (2002), a group of teens, travelling the highways of America, go in search of the legendary local maniac known only as Dr. Satan. When a mysterious hitchhiker offers to give them a tour of Dr. Satan's stamping ground, a breakdown forces the group to spend the night in the company of a very bizarre family. In 'Monster Man' (2003), Adam (Eric Jungmann), is a geeky loser embarking on an epic road trip to try and stop the wedding of the woman he loves. Joined by his annoying friend Harley (Justin Urich), the two men pick up a beautiful hitchhiker (Aimee Brooks) on the way, before accidentally falling foul of a deranged, deformed trucker who begins to chase them in his rig, not caring about the innocent bystanders who get splattered along the way. In 'Tattoo' (2002), after being discovered at an illegal rave in possession of drugs during a police raid, Marc (August Diehl), a newly-graduated young police officer, is blackmailed by veteran cop Detective Minks into joining the homicide team - who are working on a case of a serial killer who brutally murders people and skins them for their tattoos. The case becomes even more complex when Marc falls into a passionate affair with a young woman, Maya (Nadeshda Brennicke) who is adorned with a tattoo by a mysterious and since-deceased Japanese artist, which is highly coveted by a group of underground art collectors.
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