Nightbreed (Nightbreed: The Director's Cut)
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" On the outskirts, of Calgary, Alberta lurks Median a place where monsters can escape from humans, and live. However, Aaron Boone discovers their secret and could be the only salvation for the world, along with his girlfriend, Lori. But first, they must deal with a deranged psychologist, who wants to kill all monsters, and God fearing gun toting humans. Based on the novel “Cabal” by Clive Barker, it’s a film where the monsters are the heroes, and is a fantasy horror film. The studio, on"

"Other Nominations Best Visual Effects Best Make Up or Make Up Effects "

"Midian, Calgary, Alberta Located inside of a cemetery, on the outskirts of Calgary, Alberta Why you wouldn’t want to visit: It’s where monsters dwell. safely away with humans. “It’s true, God's an Astronaut. Oz is Over the Rainbow, and Midian is where the monsters live... And you came to die.”"

" First Viewing Viewing Date: October 17th Via: Blu-ray (Director's Cut) Plot: A troubled young man is drawn to a mythical place called Midian where a variety of friendly monsters are hiding from humanity. Meanwhile, a sadistic serial killer is looking for a patsy. Rating: 6.9/10"

" Date: 2/11/2021 Viewed: Shudder Re-Watch Note: This is my first time seeing the director's cut because I have only seen the theatrical cut on TV when I was a little kid. Nightbreed is like the horror movie equivalent of Blade Runner (1982) by having so many versions. This movie is still a great movie even 31 years later in my opinion. What I like the most about Nightbreed is the story and the special effects. The special effects hold up very well with many great scenes of awesome practical ef"

" Directed by: Clive Barker Produced by: Gabriella Martinelli, Jon Turtle, and Joe Roth Written by: Clive Barker Based on the novel "Cabal" by: Clive Barker Cinematography: Robin Vidgeon Edited by: Mark Goldblatt Music by: Danny Elfman Distributed by: Morgan Creek Productions"

"Finally available in the definitive "Cabal Director's Cut" after decades, the second directorial outing from legendary horror writer Clive Barker is a wildly imaginative, starkly visceral, and effects heavy mix of horror and fantasy. "

" Cool, cool, cool. This man has dreams about monsters and he can't tell if they're real-or if he's a serial killer. Talk about a great plot! I love creature features and this one is a new fav, for sure."