Edit
Storyline
Clint is an every day working man whose wife Joanna is having an affair with a doctor. They plot to kill him and get the insurance money. Only trouble the drug overdose they give him doesn't kill him. Lucky for Clint he's buried in a cheap wooden box and he unburies himself. Just remember, Hell hath no fury like a man buried alive! Written by
Robert Svacha <chisox@azstarnet.com>
Plot Summary
|
Add Synopsis
Taglines:
She planned on her husband's death. But not on his coming back for revenge.
See more »
Edit
Did You Know?
Trivia
According to
John Carpenter on the audio commentary for
Vampires that director
Frank Darabont (who are very closed friends and Frank had a cameo in that film) asked Carpenter to play as a truck driver. Carpenter turned the offer down because he stated that he would only play a character that is about to or is killing someone or he's in bed with a beautiful woman.
See more »
Goofs
At the morgue, when Clint is about to be embalmed, his head moves. Earl, the embalmer, says it is just a reflex and that he has seen it before. However, reflexes only occur with brain dead people, not with dead people, which means Earl should have reacted.
See more »
Quotes
[
reconsiders killing Joanna and Cort with a shotgun]
Clint Goodman:
Too easy.
See more »
Connections
Followed by
Buried Alive II (1997)
See more »
I remember seeing this on VHS video, scared the pants off me. Great acting and totally believable. Not suggested for people who don't enjoy that suffocating feeling. Highly recommended for those who love horror films.
It shows what people will do for money and I believe a real event around this film took place in the US. Scary stuff that makes you think how low people will go.
Top marks for Jennifer Jason Leigh and Tim Matheson, believable characters.Gripping story line full of suspense.Highly recommended and I believe you can now get this film on DVD. One to treasure.