Black Roses with John Martin: DVD Cover

    Black Roses Director: John Fasano Cast: John Martin, Ken Swofford, Sal Viviano, Julie Adams

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    • DVD Release Date: 09/25/2007
    • Original Release: 1988
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 34,133

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    New 16:9 anamorphic (1.78:1) transfer mastered in High-Definition from the original camera negative!; Audio commentary from director John Fasano, writer Cindu Sorrell, film star Carla Ferrigno and others!; Rare trailers and audition tape excerpts; Chapter selections

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    Scene Index

    Disc #1 -- Black Roses
    1. A Live Show [9:47]
    2. Rock Image [3:43]
    3. Excuse to Get Out [3:42]
    4. Taking Chances [8:25]
    5. Topic of Discussion [6:23]
    6. Death Records [5:02]
    7. Rock Show [6:09]
    8. Late Night Mischief [7:24]
    9. Change of Scenery [7:58]
    10. Raising Concern [7:25]
    11. Fighting Temptations [13:47]
    12. Popular Music [3:38]

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    Editorial Reviews

    In this dreadful low-budget horror film, a small town is up in arms over the arrival of a Satanic heavy-metal band called Black Roses to play at the local high school. The parents are right to be concerned, for the band has made a deal with the Devil and turns the teens into zombies who murder their parents. Reactionary and poorly-made, this comes off as a teen horror movie aimed at old people who think rock music is a menace. Julie Adams and Ken Swofford show up, but the 3-D video box is more interesting than the movie. Robert Firsching, All Movie Guide

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