New on Blu-ray: DETENTION (2019) - Taiwanese Supernatural Psychological Horror Film

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Product Description: Set during the Taiwanese martial law of the 1960s, this shockingly gruesome and terrifying coming-of-age drama based on a hugely popular video game sees two classmates who go looking for their missing friends and teachers, all of whom took part in an illegal book club, only to come face to face with ghosts and deformed monsters that have taken over their school. This masterful debut from director and co-writer John Hsu recalls the best of Guillermo del Toro, with enough blood, striking sound design, art direction and special effects to evoke Silent Hill and other landmarks of the genre.

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DVD & Blu-ray: DETENTION (2019) Starring Ziva Marshall and Sharon Slosse

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Product Description: 1978, St Andrews a catholic school for boys and girls run by priests and nuns. Some of the youngsters have detention in the old chapel. A storm caused damage to the study room so detention is held there. However Billy Moons is not present. Ten minutes after detention has started, Billy drops in along with his two friends, armed to their teeth. Billy seeks revenge for the humiliations he has to go through caused by the boys present. His friend Morgan comes to settle a score with the priests for the abuse his younger brother Paulie had to suffer. Paulie eventually killed himself in dispair. It becomes even worse when the third friend named Psycho discovers that Paulie was not the only victim. And, soon it becomes a bloody onslaught of revenge. Bonus features include: Teaser Trailer, Official Theatrical Trailer, Includes Several Bonus Trailers, Interactive Motion Menu

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