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Gothic (1986)

Director: Ken Russell     Starring: Gabriel Byrne
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Format: DVD
Sku: 40164472
UPC: 012236124931
UPC 14: 00012236124931
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Story of the night that mary shelley gave birth to the horror classic 'frankenstein.'
Editor's Note
Bringing together historic fact, fiction and modern horror, this film tells the story of Mary Shelley, Percy Shelley and Lord Byron's experimentations with love, sex and drugs that purportedly inspired Mary Shelley to write the novel FRANKENSTEIN. See HAUNTED SUMMER for an interesting comparison.
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Release Information
Video Mfg Name Studio: Lions Gate
Video Release Date Release Date: 2/26/2002
Video Release Year Original Release Date: 1986
Video CategoryId Catalog ID: 12493
Video UPC UPC: 00012236124931
Video Number of Discs Number of Discs: 1

Audio & Video
Video Original Language Original Language: English
Video Audio Spec Available Audio Tracks: English
Video Color Spec Video: Color
Cast & Crew
Video Cast Info Timothy Spall
Video Cast Info Myriam Cyr
Video Cast Info Julian Sands
Video Cast Info Natasha Richardson
Video Cast Info Gabriel Byrne
Video Cast Info Ken Russell - Director
Plot Summary
A richly detailed, delightfully chilling horror tale, centering around romanticism's poetic elite.| When Lord Byron, Percy and Mary Shelley, and other assorted artistic guests gather at a secluded mansion, they enjoy a frightfully scary drug-induced evening that ultimately inspires the writing of both Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" and Polidori's "The Vampyre."

Professional Reviews

New York Times
"...As ghoulishly funny and frenzied as a carnival ride....[Richardson is] an original..." 04/10/1987 p.C16

Variety
"...A poetic masterpiece....Ken Russell has made an unrelenting nightmare that is both uncomfortable and compulsive to watch..." 12/10/1986

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