Living Doll
- Year: 1990
- Country of origin: UK
- Genre: Horror
- Director: George Dugdale, Peter Mackenzie Litten
- Length: 95 min
The flame of her love burned brightest in the shadow of the grave.
Film Synopsis
Living Doll (1990) follows a shy morgue worker who watches the woman he loves die after a tragic accident and, unable to let go, takes her body from the hospital to live with it as if she were still alive. As the corpse decays and his grasp on reality erodes amid unsettling solitude and intrusive visitors, obsession and denial spiral into a macabre descent. This British horror drama blends necrophilic fixation and psychological dread in a grim tale of love twisted into madness and decay.
Living Doll DVD editions
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| Disc Extras | Mondo Macabro DVD-1/US/OOP 2005 |
|---|---|
| The Making of a Horror Film | |
| David McGillivray’s Diary - Interview with David McGillivray | |
| Day of the Doll - Interview with Actor Mark Jax | |
| Interview with Writer Paul Hart-Wilden | |
| Stills Gallery | |
| About the Film | |
| Video Trailer | |
| “Horrorshow” - Directed by Paul Hart-Wilden |
Edition and Packaging Notes
- Mondo Macabro’s “The Making of a Horror Film” is also on its DVD of Don’t Open Till Christmas (1984). The first volume of “The Dick Randall Collection” is The French Sex Murders (1972) and the third volume is For Your Height Only (1981).
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