Later, the same woman, with her eyes gouged out, counts down from ten in a staticky voice as another woman passes behind her. Adam Patterson of Film Pulse stated that "The low-definition depravity of the visuals fit nicely into the underground tape-trading scene by which the film was certainly inspired". However, I *think* it only embeds the fonts for viewing in a PDF reader; I don't think it will do it when opened in Illustrator. The film was said to take the franchise in a different direction, with each anthology short film converging for the first time into a unified narrative.

It is also noteworthy that the lesser known 1956 version of Nineteen Eighty-Four (Directed by Michael Anderson and staring Edmond O'Brien) is also available.

Holly tries to interview him, but when he begins to spit up black liquid and murmurs "Raatma," they attempt to flee.

Edit: I could use a readable scan of the bottom of the front of the TESB box too (the credits section). At Jensen Funeral Home, a young woman named Hailey is assigned to host a wake for a man named Andrew Edwards, whose family has requested that the service be video recorded during the whole night.

I think that he brought a great quality of desperation to the role; which seemed to run contrary to John Hurt's performance. After interviewing several of the town's citizens who have reportedly witnessed the creature to gain information, the duo descend into a storm drain, where they find several homeless encampments. One distinguishing characteristic about the original upper box font on the VHS box is the fairly straight sides to the letters (look at the "G" and the right side of the "D" for instance), so maybe that will help me find the correct font eventually.

It is shown that the group regularly shoot the man, who is revealed to be a vampire, and siphon his blood, which becomes explosive when exposed to sunlight, planning to use said blood instead of a bomb. A woman dressed in white clothing inhales a gaseous vapour being emitted by a gelatinous, white substance on her hands. Siddhant Adlakha of IGN was more critical, stating that "All five stories in V/H/S/94 feature a cult-like element, but only one of them feels like a true work of madness," rating it 6/10.They provide expert and detailed descriptions, disclose all significant defects and/or restorations, provide clear and accurate pricing, and operate with fairness and honesty during the purchase experience. J. Simpson's Bronco chase, the Nancy Kerrigan-Tonya Harding assault and the Heaven's Gate religious group. The filmmakers showcased the practical monster costume used in making the "Raatma" creature from the segment "Storm Drain". In addition to his ideas, there are techniques and probably even third-party filters to reduce the over-sharpened edges. A member begins firing a truck-mounted machinegun on the compound, losing control due to the sway and killing some of the group in the process, and is shot in the head by Tom when he is unable to stop.