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The Gate Details

1987 Certificate 15
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During a boring, routine weekend, young Glen (Stephen Dorff) and his best buddy Terry (Louis Tripp) decide to explore Glen's backyard. Before long, the boys come across a strange hole in the ground which yields all manner of sinister prizes. Consulting one of his heavy-metal record albums, Glen comes to the correct conclusion .. Read more

Starring Stephen Dorff, Louis Tripp, Christa Denton
Director Tibor Takacs
Genres Horror

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The Gate

During a boring, routine weekend, young Glen (Stephen Dorff) and his best buddy Terry (Louis Tripp) decide to explore Glen's backyard. Before long, the boys come across a strange hole in the ground which yields all manner of sinister prizes. Consulting one of his heavy-metal record albums, Glen comes to the correct conclusion that the hole is actually the Gate to Hell. Offering a sacrifice in the form of a dead dog, Glen further opens the portals of Hades, through which pass some of the most hideous demons imaginable. A surprise box-office hit, The Gate yielded a sequel, predictably titled Gate II.~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

Starring Stephen Dorff, Louis Tripp, Christa Denton
Director Tibor Takacs
Run time DVD: 1 hr 39 mins
Certificate Certificate 15
Genres Horror
Language DVD: English
Released Production year: 1987

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DVD: 05 Sep 2002
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      The Gate

      Everything about this film screams 1980's from the story to the clothes the kids are wearing. If like me you got in to horror flicks watching movies from ... read more »

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      A worthy watch

      I thought this film was alright.

      It had a simple plot which was easy to follow but was very predictable at times.

      The most annoying thing ... read more »

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      Good film, Poor transfer

      I first saw this film in 1987 when it appeared at the cinema. At the time it the special effects where ahead of their time. This is not surprising as the FX man... read more »

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