Gripping, Riveting, Frightening, Hypnotic!
"Repulsion" is Roman Polanski's disturbing look at a woman (Catherine Deneuve) gradually going mad.  Polanski takes us into the mind of Carol Ledoux, a French manicurist working in London.  In the streets outside the beauty salon is a world where leering men send her into a panic.  In bed each night, she waits, petrified, until her sister (Yvonne Furneaux) and her married lover come home to the apartment next door and engage in their their noisy nocturnal recreation.<br /> When the lovers leave for a holiday in Italy, Carol descends into madness as her sexual repression triggers hallucinations that drive her to murder.  Simple objects become dreaded portents, silence is broken by buzzing flies, dripping water, and a ticking clock.  Soon, she imagines that someone is in the apartment to rape her.  Polanski is adept at using the claustrophobic apartment as breeding ground for Carol's myriad escalating fears and visions.  This is the kind of movie that makes you look over your shoulder and make sure the doors are locked.<br />  Polanski would later go on to direct "The Tenant," a movie with a similar theme, and the hugely popular "Rosemary's Baby."  "Repulsion" is an atypical horror film, since the terror is all in Carol's mind, and we are witnessing events through a frightened, paranoid woman's eyes.  Ms. Deneuve is superb in a chilling role.<br /> Bluray bonus extras include audio commentary featuring Polanski and Ms. Deneuve; the 2003 featurette "A British Horror Film," on the making of "Repulsion;" a 1964 French TV documentary filmed on the set of "Repulsion" showing Polanski and Deneuve at work; and original theatrical trailers.  The new print is a high-definition digital transfer, approved by Polanski himself.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Roman Polanski followed up his international breakthrough Knife in the Water with this controversial, chilling tale of psychosis, starring Catherine Deneuve as Carole, a fragile, frigid young beauty cracking up over the course of a terrifying weekend. Left alone by her vacationing sister in their London flat, Carole is haunted by Specter's real and imagined, and her insanity grows to a violent pitch. Thanks to it's unforgettable attention to disturbing detail and Polanski's unparalleled adeptness at turning claustrophobic space into an emotional minefield, Repulsion remains one of cinema's most shocking psychological thrillers. Special edition features: New, restored high-definition digital transfer, Audio commentary featuring director Roman Polanski and actress Catherine Deneuve, a British Horror Film (2003), a documentary on the making of Repulsion, featuring interviews with Polanski, producer Gene Gutowski, and cinematographer Gil Taylor, a 1964 television documentary filmed on the set of Repulsion, featuring rare footage of Polanski and Deneuve at work, Theatrical trailer, Plus: A booklet featuring an essay by film scholar and curator Bill Horrigan..