Strange Behavior 1981 viD DualMP3-KamuiX avi

Torrent details & screenshots: rnrnIn a small Midwestern town bizarre murders occur. Seems like local teens have snapped and started killing people for no apparent reason. Could it have to do something with the strange brain experiments performed in a nearby hospital?rnrnReview:rn"STRANGE BEHAVIOR is one of the countless slasher films that arrived in the early 80s, but this is somewhat less routine in its science fiction subtext set in a small Midwestern town...STRANGE BEHAVIOR is indeed an original take on the slasher angle, but somewhat flawed by leisurely pacing and a confused plot. Shot in New Zealand (a convincing approximation of a secluded North American town) with mostly vacationing reliable American thesps, the film does deliver in mood and eerieness, maintains enough suspense, and some of the gory murders really create an impact despite unelaborate effects. The cast is rounded out by Oscar winner Louis Fletcher (miscast as widower Murphy\'s girlfriend), veteran and always old Charles Lane (from dozens of "I Love Lucy" episodes) and the incredible Scott Brady as a tough Chicago cop (what else?) brought in to show a small town how to handle such complicated things.rnrnSTRANGE BEHAVIOR got limited theatrical play when it was released here by World Northal (a small company known primarily for distributing Kung Fu flicks). Video and TV versions suffered from some of the worst cropping ever witnessed, leaving the film with no compositional value whatsoever. Elite Entertainment has released STRANGE BEHAVIOR on DVD in its original 2.35:1 aspect ratio (with Anamorphic enhancement), and now Louis Horvath\'s Panavsion cinematography can be fully evaluated for the first time since the theatrical release. The print has some minor dirt and damage in spots, but otherwise the transfer looks splendid with bright color and sharp detail, and surprisingly, very little grain. The audio is very satisfactory, and there is even a separate Spanish-language track. The music by Tangerine Dream is also playable by itself on a separate isolated track, and knowing this band\'s following and lack of soundtrack album available, this was a wise choice on Elite\'s behalf." - DVD Drive-Inrnrn--- File Information ---rnFile Name: Strange.Behavior.1981.DVDRip.XviD.DualMP3-KamuiX.avirnFile Size: 651,016,192 bytesrnrn--- Video Information ---rnVideo Codec Name: XviD 1.0.2rnDuration: 1:39:05rnVideo Bitrate: 609kb/srnBits / Pixel: 0.146rnResolution: 640x272rnAspect Ratio: 2.353rnFrames Per Second: 23.976rnrn--- Advanced ---rnB-VOP: B-VOPrnN-VOP: rnQPel: rnGMC: rnrn--- Audio Information ---rnNo of Audio Streams: 2rnAudio Codec: 0x0055 MPEG-1 Layer 3rnAudio Bitrate: 118kb/s VBR 48000 HzrnAudio Channel Count: 2rnInterleave: 42msrnPreload: 504msrnAudio alignment: Aligned