A bed possessed by a demon spirit consumes its users alive.
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Title: Death Bed: The Bed That Eats (1977)
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| Demene Hall | ... | Diane | |
| William Russ | ... | Sharon's Brother (as Rusty Russ) | |
| Julie Ritter | ... | Suzan | |
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Linda Bond | ... | The Resurrected |
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Patrick Spence-Thomas | ... | Voice of the Artist |
| Rosa Luxemburg | ... | Sharon | |
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Dave Marsh | ... | Artist |
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Ed Oldani | ... | Victim |
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Dessa Stone | ... | First Female Victim |
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Marshall Tate | ... | Side Order |
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Samir Eid | ... | Gangster |
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Fred Abdenour | ... | Gangster |
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Jock Brandis | ... | Priest |
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A bed possessed by a demon spirit consumes its users alive.
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demon | bed | female nudity | female frontal nudity | animate object |Genres:
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EnglishRelease Date:
11 February 2010 (Czech Republic) See more »Also Known As:
На смертном одре: Постель-людоед See more »Filming Locations:
Gar Wood Mansion - Keelson Dr., Detroit, Michigan, USAEdit
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$30,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Voice of the Artist: I've been imprisoned behind my painting in this limbo for 60 years now since my death. I think half that time I've spent in listening to that monster snore.
[gates creaks, crashes open]
Voice of the Artist: Someone's coming! My god it's waking up!
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Filming was begun in 1972. An answer print was struck in 1977, but the film was not released until 2003. See more »Goofs
When the priest is being consumed by the Death bed, the acid is clearly yellow foam as a piece of it sticks to his glasses. See more »Quotes
[first lines]Voice of the Artist: I've been imprisoned behind my painting in this limbo for 60 years now since my death. I think half that time I've spent in listening to that monster snore.
[gates creaks, crashes open]
Voice of the Artist: Someone's coming! My god it's waking up!
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The premise- a demon falls in love with a maiden and assumes human form in order to make love to her. She dies as a result of this preternatural union, and the mournful demon cries tears of blood upon their carnal bed. The blood is absorbed, bestowing the bed with a predatory animate existence. Nestled within a ramshackle guesthouse, it lies in wait through the ages...a bloodthirsty canopy bed which consumes anyone unfortunate enough to rest upon it. A strange concept for a horror film, indeed, but the presentation is far, far stranger...
This no-budget oddity was composed with a very peculiar artistic finesse...not so much pretentious as self-consciously esoteric, it merges trash cinema sleaze with flourishes of oneiric surrealism(it's largely narrated by the spirit of 19th-century nouveau illustrator Aubrey Beardsley, helplessly imprisoned within a painting on a wall opposite the killer bed). This eccentric admixture doesn't really gel perfectly, but that is certainly not to imply that DEATH BED is a bad film, just that it's very bizarre and obvious of its restrictive budget...I personally consider it one of the most original and inventive amateur horror projects I have ever seen.
Opinions about this one will be all over the board, but there's no denying that DEATH BED is unique. I recommend it strongly to all fans of outré cinema. 7/10