Specters / Maya (Limited Edition) (USA Import) Blu-Ray
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Vinegar Syndrome
Original title: Specters, Maya
Year: 1987, 1989
Country: Italy
Region code: A, B, C
Content: Blu-Ray
EAN: 814456029658
Image: 1.85:1 2K (1080p)
HDR: -
Audio: English 1.0 Mono, Italian 1.0 Mono
Subtitles : English SDH
Rating: 18
Genre: Horror
Cast: Donald Pleasence, John R. Pepper, Trine Michelsen, Peter Phelps, Mariella Valentini, Cyrus Elias
Director: Marcello Avallone
Synopsis:
SPECTERS: While excavating the catacombs at an archaeological site in Rome, a team of researchers make an astonishing discovery when nearby drilling work in the subway system causes a wall to collapse, revealing a passageway leading to a series of hitherto unexplored tunnels. Delving deeper into the subterranean labyrinth, the team uncovers a cavernous tomb filled with ominous inscriptions, as well as strange, unidentifiable skeletons and a crude, sacrificial weapon. Little do the archaeologists realize that the uncovering of this burial chamber, long-since sealed off from the world, has unleashed an ancient evil intent on wreaking bloody havoc.
MAYA: Lisa, a young woman from New York, arrives in a small Mexican seaside town to identify the body of her father, a researcher into Mayan culture who has been brutally murdered in a sacrificial-style killing. Determined to uncover the truth behind her father's death, Lisa decides to stay in town, where she learns about the local folklore and superstitions with the help of Peter, a young American and friend of her father. As more people are found dead, all slaughtered in a similarly gross fashion, and the town's celebrations of the dead loom, could the legend of a vengeful and bloodthirsty Mayan king returning from the dead prove to be true?
Additional features:
* Although both SPECTERS and MAYA were initially finished with an English stereo soundtrack, for reasons we are unclear, the left channel of both stereo tracks suffered extreme and intermittent ringing and theirs resulting in their only ever having been distributed in mono. Despite our efforts to rectify these issues, we found that the tracks were irreparable and are therefore presenting the sound in mono, in accordance with all previous versions.