PHANTOM FILMS From 1999-2005

The following list includes many Phantoms that aren’t in the opera house. For clarity’s sake, the distributor of the video and year it was released on video by that distributor is also included after the review.

Phantom of the Multiplex Dir. Suzanne Colvin-Goulding. Perf. Rich Hutchman, Corinne Bohrer. Disney, 2000. The long rumored Phantom strikes on the night of a Hollywood premiere. Can the staff of the multiplex fight back, or will the Phantom triumph in the final reel? Oh you’ll have to catch this one on the Disney channel. Rated TV-G. Color, 120 minutes. Film Review

The File of Young Kindaichi: The Opera House Murders Fjyvxcbs, 2002. Although the plot doesn’t follow the manga of the same name this wonderful film is chockfull of Phantom mystery and intrigue. Not rated, teen. Animated, 95 minutes. Film Review

O Fantasma da Ópera44 BICO LARGO FILMES, 2003. Brazilian diretor Ale McHaddo takes a deligtful look at a very unsucessful Erik. Animated, color, 6 minutes. See it!

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera Dir. Joel Schumacher. Perf. Gerard Bulter, Emmy Rossum. 2004. This musical is a tour de force for all true movie an musical lovers alike. The Phantom rules his opera while nurturing the career of his beloved Christine. The 2-disc widescreen special edition contains nearly two hours of extras such as the history of the musical, making the film version, and a cast and crew sing-a-long. 2 DVD set, 145 minutes. Bonus material: 116 minutes. Film Review

Scarred Dir. Eliot Rockett Perf. Hannah Leigh. 2004 A female Phantom roams the woods. Looking not only for love, she searches for the perfect face to replace her missing one. Too bad it means removing the face while her victims are alive. Rated R. MTI Home Video, 2005. DVD. Film Review

Jenifer Dir. Dario Argento. Perf. Carrie Anne Fleming, 2005. Rescued from being hacked into bits, Jenifer proves to be a most unusual Phantom. Not too many Phantoms can boast a long line of lovers. Film Review

Right to Die Dir. Atila Szlay, LSC. 2006. An ultra-vindictive lady Phantom comes back to settle a score. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. DVD, 58 minutes, not rated. Film Review

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