He Knows You're Alone 1980 DVDrip XviD [

He Knows You're Alone (1980)
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General Information
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Audio Format.........: MP3
Bitrate..............: 108 (VBR)
Hz...................: 48,000
Channels.............: Joint Stereo

Video Format.........: XviD 1.0.2
Video Bitrate........: 924
Resolution...........: 608 x 352
FPS..................: 23.976
Source...............: DVD 16x9
Original Format......: NTSC
Genre................: Horror / Thriller
IMDb Rating..........: 4.1/10 (466 votes)
CD1 Size.............: 700 MB (or 717,480 KB or 734,699,824 bytes)
Duration.............: 1:33:42

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Release Notes
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In the late '70s, the "slasher" film was more popular than ever, gaining
momentum with immensely successful low budget hits like Friday the 13th. Studios
jumped on the band wagon, rushing quickie imitations into theaters hoping to
parlay the hoopla into box-office glory. Not surprisingly, many fervent film
critics tried to deflate theatergoers' interest in the "splatter" phenomenon,
denouncing it as a trend of violent exploitation, but the public was simply too
bloodthirsty to care. He Knows You're Alone was released sandwiched between a
jillion similar non-notables but is perhaps most distinguished by its uncanny
parallels to Halloween and the film debut of superstar Tom Hanks in a bit role.
The plot involves a killer preying upon young brides-to-be, a psychosis brought
on by an earlier trauma involving wedding dresses, not catching the bouquet, or
some other nonsense. Caitlin O'Heaney likeably plays heroine Amy Jensen who
senses she's being stalked, or is she just imagining things due to pre-wedding
nerves? Her apprehension intensifies as her friends start dying off one by one.
Unfortunately director Armand Mastroianni (cousin of Marcello), diffuses much of
the suspense by identifying the killer early on, and you may swear halfway
through that you've seen this somewhere before. Nonetheless, there are some
decent scares including a semi-classic shock involving an aquarium that's sure
to give you the chills. Recommended viewing for horror lovers, and ardent Tom
Hanks fans.
Link: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0080850/