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Trailer Trauma 3: 80s Horrorthon

2017

Horror

Trailer Trauma 3: 80s Horrorthon

2017

Horror

Available in: 720p.BluRay 1080p.BluRay

7.7/10 · 65

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Plot summary

The third compilation of movie previews from Garagehouse Pictures is an unprecedented, chronological exploration of the history of horror from the 1980s, featuring the scariest, goriest, and craziest trailers from the era! With over 250 trailers (including many red band favorites) and a running time of nearly 7.5 hours, this epic 2-disc set is by far the most ambitious and comprehensive trailer package ever assembled!

Director

Top cast

Tim Ferrante as Self

Ted Geoghegan as Self

Michael Gingold as Self

Chris Poggiali as Self

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.14 GB

1280*694

English 2.0

Not Rated

23.976 fps

2 hr 7 min

Seeds 1

2.12 GB

1920*1042

English 2.0

Not Rated

23.976 fps

2 hr 7 min

Seeds 1

Comments 6

RandyMantooth 244 days ago

well thank gawd I found the full version elsewhere...

joemama23666 599 days ago

There are multiple parts to Trailer Trauma 3. I wish the folks at YTS would verify run times VS split up.

SceneItAll 599 days ago

Trailer Trauma 2 Drive In Monsterama (2016) PLEASE!

THE_DUTCHMAN 600 days ago

I own this Blu-ray, Part 3, and it is 7.5 hours long. PLUS there is a commentary for the whole thing. I was hoping to just extract the commentary, keep it with this download, and sell the Blu-ray, but I guess not.

koalix 600 days ago

I think the run time is for the entire box, this is only the part 3.

duwen 600 days ago

"...and a running time of nearly 7.5 hours..." YTS rip=2hr7min

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IMDb reviews

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A Godsend for Fans of 1980's Horror Movies

jrd_73

This third Trailer Trauma disk, easily the best of the entries I've seen, offers a little less than seven and a half hours of horror movie trailers from the…

This third Trailer Trauma disk, easily the best of the entries I've seen, offers a little less than seven and a half hours of horror movie trailers from the 1980's, plus a commentary for each year of the decade.I was a child/early teenager during the 1980's. I saw only two of these films in a theater when they first played (Swamp Thing and Maximum Overdrive - in retrospect, I wish I had picked more wisely). I do remember seeing newspapers ads and television previews for many of these movies. In addition, I have fond memories of the video boxes of most of these films in the VHS days. Since then, I have seen the majority of the films on VHS, DVD, or Blu-ray. The 1980's is my decade for horror movies, and this collection delivers. I was humbled to find that there were three 1980's horror films on the collection that I had never heard of (Raiders of the Living Dead, The Kiss, and Heaven Becomes Hell).I could nitpick about some of the choices (the revenge film Ms. 45, the musical version of Little Shop of Horrors and the nudie flick Stripped to Kill 2 are horror movies?) and some of the omissions (missing personal faves include: Born of Fire, Brain Damage, Forbidden World, The Gates of Hell, The Lady in White, Razorback, and Stagefright). However, I am happy by how many films I love did make the cut.As for the commentaries, each year in the decade has a new commentator(s) except 1986 and 1987, which are both covered by Stephen Romano of the Shock Festival trailer book/DVD. Since I usually enjoy listening to the commentaries on the 42nd Street Forever collections, it is no surprise that my favorite two commentaries were by two of the 42nd Street Forever gang, Chris Poggiali covering 1981 and Michael Gingold covering 1983. I wish they had been paired together for all ten years. Also worth a listen to are the commentaries for 1985, with the incredibly fast speaking Grady Hendrix, for 1987 with Stephen Romano, and for 1988, with Dan Buskirk. I also admired film director Ted Geoghegan for his enthusiasm (he seems to love doing this commentary!) even if his information is not always correct. The commentaries for 1980, 1984, 1986 (also Stephen Romano), and 1989 are not essential, worth a listen once for diehards like myself, but they could also be easily skipped.Trailer Trauma 3: 80s Horrorthon is a love letter to 1980's horror movies. For some viewers the trailers here will be nostalgic. For others, like myself, the trailers will be more bittersweet (I saw Maximum Overdrive in a theater but not Aliens? True, I was a preteen, but still).

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