ED GEIN 2000 DVD
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TITLE: Ed Gein 2000 (Australia & United States)
Steve Railsback ... Ed Gein
Carrie Snodgress ... Augusta W, Gein
Carol Mansell ... Collette Marshall
Sally Champlin ... Mary Hogan
Steve Blackwood ... Brian
Nancy Linehan Charles ... Eleanor
Bill Cross ... George Gein
Travis McKenna ... Ronnie
Jan Hoag ... Irene Hill
Brian Evers ... Henry Gein
Pat Skipper ... Sheriff Jim Stillwell
Craig Zimmerman ... Pete Anderson
Nicholas Stojanovich ... Dale
Dylan Kasch ... Melvin
Tish Hicks ... Leigh Cross
No doubt you've seen the films Psycho (1960), Silence Of The Lambs (1991), Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), & Deranged (1974) now meet the cannibal, serial serial and grave robber who inspired them all. Gein dug up the corpses of over a dozen women and made bizarre objects out of their remains before finally shooting two people to death and butchering their bodies. This film tells of Gein's tormented youth, his adored but domineering mother and the ultimate arrest in 1957 that uncovered one of America's first known serial killers and his bizarre behavior. Originally entitled "In the Light of the Moon", the film has since been given the less poetic and more marketable title Ed Gein. But this movie is not a typical body count film, but is rather much more an un-sensationalistic character study of a sick individual, his development and his environment. The murders are few but unpleasant, less bloody than sad and none are half as quick as the average movie death. Still, the film leaves an unpleasant aftertaste, achieved primarily through the disturbing, oppressive and creepy aura that pervades virtually every scene, including a singular short scene of Ed dancing in the light of the moon, in a women's flesh suit made from his victimes own skin.
