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- Film Review: Get the Gringo (2012)
- Horror Fans Wanted for Hollywood Screening Test – Children of Sorrow
- Gotham City Impostors invades Arkham Asylum
- Mass Hysteria Unfolds in ‘The Secret Village’
- 80′s Horror Film Reviewers – HorrorNews.net Seeking!
- ‘Quiet Ones’ Update – Sam Claflin attached to star opposite Jared Harris
- ‘The Ghost is a Lie’ But These sure Aren’t
- ‘Spirit Stalkers’ Haunts New Audiences
- ‘Mr.Hush’ has something to say about Horizon Acquisition
- Telltale Games’ The Walking Dead Tops 1 Million Episode Sales
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- Film Review: Mysterious Island (2010)
- Film Review: Get the Gringo (2012)
- Film Review: Birdemic – Shock and Terror (2010)
- Film Review: Dolemite (1975)
- Film Review: Identity (2003)
- Film Review: Madison County (2011)
- Film Review: The Ghost Dance (1980)
- Film Review: John Carter (2012)
- Film Review: God Bless America (2011)
- Film Review: The Great American Serial Killer (2011)
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- Book Review: Off the Rails and Other Tales – Author Jason L. Liquori
- Book Review: Pavlov’s Dog’s – Authors D.L. Snell | Thomas Brannan
- Book Review: Zombie Apocalypse Preparation – Authors David Houchins | Scot Thomas
- Book Review: Sherlock Holmes on Screen – Author Alan Barnes
- Book Review: Switchblade Goddess – Author Lucy Snyder
- Book Review: Detritus – Editors S.S. Michaels | Kate Jonez
- Book Review: The Rise and Fall of the Nephilim – Author Scott Alan Roberts
- Book Review: Pazuzu’s Girl – Author Rachel Coles
- Book Review: Plague Town – Author Dana Fredsti
- Book Review: Woman Scorned – Author Angela Alsaleem
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- Interview: Marilyn Burns (Texas Chainsaw Massacre)
- Interview: Timothy Woodward Jr. (Blackout)
- Interview: Justin McConnell (The Collapsed, The Eternal)
- Interview: Teri Mcminn (Texas Chainsaw Massacre)
- Interview: Lia Scott Price
- Interview: Author Hugh C. Howey
- Interview: Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp)
- Interview: John Russo (Night of the Living Dead)
- Interview: Director Xavier Gens (The Divide)
- Interview: Frank DeFelitta (Dark Night of the Scarecrow, The Entity)
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- The Pact (2012)
- Hotel Transylvania (2012)
- Pacific Rim (2013)
- Sector 7 (2011)
- R.I.P.D. (2013)
- Paranormal Activity 4 (2012)
- No One Lives (2012)
- Looper (2012)
- The Strangers 2
- The Quiet Ones (2013)
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- Trailer: Chronicles of the Dead (2012) Web Series Trailer
- Trailer: Bait (2012) 3D Red Band
- Trailer: Snow White and the Huntsman (2012) TV Trailer
- Trailer: 666 Park Avenue (2012)
- Trailer: Last Kind Words (2012)
- Trailer: The Addicted – Red Band Trailer
- Trailer: The Following (2012) TV Series Trailer
- Trailer: The Possession (2012)
- Trailer: The Collapsed (2011) Family Dinner Clip
- Trailer: Prometheus (2012) – Viral Clip – Quiet Eye
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Author Archives: Sean Becktel
Film Review: Mommy’s Little Monster (2012)
SYNOPSIS:
A Light in the Darkness concerns Taylor Melnick (Matt Terzian), a former mental patient who is discharged after four years in a sanitarium. He returns to his hometown and runs head-first into his own psychoses, then decides to seek violent revenge against the town for the treatment he received, axe-in-hand. Geoffrey Lewis, Troy Beyer and the legendary Karen Black co-star
REVIEW:
There are certain actors that can be frequently seen… More
Film Review: Slaughtered (2010)
Everyone’s getting slaughtered in the pub tonight!
REVIEW:
As important as first impressions are they should always be tempered with another cliché; never judge a book by its cover. A first impression is just that, an impression, and should never be used to replace getting the whole story. This is especially true for movies since the movies are all about not what it is but what it looks like. If the victim gets stabbed… More
Film Review: Gothic (1986)
Story of the night that Mary Shelley gave birth to the horror classic “Frankenstein.” Disturbed drug induced games are played and ghost stories are told one rainy night at the mad Lord Byron’s country estate. Personal horrors are revealed and the madness of the evening runs from sexual fantasy to fiercest nightmare. Mary finds herself drawn into the sick world of her lover Shelley and cousin Claire as Byron leads them all down the… More
Film Review: Weekend at the Cabin (2011)
Going to for a weekend at the cabin could be deadly.
REVIEW:
Some movies get off the ground running and never let up while others may take some time to get going, building connections and tension. Still others are more of a slow burn style that build inch by agonizing inch until everything comes together in a spectacular finale. “Weekend at the Cabin” doesn’t hit the ground at all. In fact it never really… More
Film Review: The Girl in Room 2A (1974)
A sadistic killer cult kidnaps and sacrifices beautiful women. A young girl, just paroled from prison, moves into a strange house and appears to be the cult’s next victim.
REVIEW:
“The Girl in Room 2A” seems to know exactly what it is, and to cater to it’s audience. It achieves a formulaic deliverance, while staying fun, enjoyable, and ultimately entertaining. This piece is the last to come from smut-pedlar William Rose (“50,000… More
Film Review: Splintered (2010)
SYNOPSIS:
Somewhere prowling in the darkest corner of a desolate, abandoned building on the edge of a wilderness is a dangerous animal. It’s a human animal that lives by the rules of the wild, where survival is the only concern.
This creature of the night uses cunning and instinct to hunt and kill for pleasure. He has no qualms about his actions; he lives by his desires and he’ll take what he wants.
REVIEW:
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Film Review: Clown Hunt (2010)
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Clowns, they’re not just for laughing anymore.
REVIEW:
Not too long ago I read a blog about Topher Grace’s eighty-five minute edit of episode one, two and three of Star Wars and as much as I’d like to see this it was, alas, a private screening for friends. However, the description was one of a concise and fast moving story that forgoes the luxury of subplots;… More
Film Review: A Return to Salem’s Lot (1987)
SYNOPSIS:
A man and his son vacation to the quiet vampire populated town of Salem’s Lot.
REVIEW:
Hollywood has been doing a far better job with its sequels in recent years by maintaining production levels, story continuity and recasting actors. Audiences are given a better movie experience and Hollywood is rewarded with higher grosses, but this wasn’t always the case. Many poorly conducted sequels that feel like a different movie entirely, and are often… More
Film Review: Piranha Part 2: The Spawning (1981)
A scuba diving instructor, her biochemist boyfriend, and her police chief ex-husband try to link a series of bizarre deaths to a mutant strain of piranha fish whose lair is a sunken freighter ship off a Caribbean island resort.
REVIEW:
I love watching the early films of what are to become legendary directors both good (Peter Jackson’s “Meet the Feebles”, or Ridley Scott’s “Alien”) and bad (Michael Mann’s “The Keep”.) “Piranha Part Two:… More
Film Review: The Other Hell (1981)
Nuns become possessed by the Devil and lust after the abbot!
REVIEW:
Ah Satan, that embodiment of all the hatred and evil that resides in the heart of man. Fun fact: Satan was originally depicted in art as being blue since the definition of hell was nothing more than the absence from God, and was therefore assumed to be a cold place. I guess freezing to death just didn’t hold up as a proper… More
Film Review: Fright Night Part 2 (1988)
SYNOPSIS:
Charlie Brewster and Peter Vincent from the original Fright Night must face more vampires out for revenge.
REVIEW:
Sometimes more of the same isn’t necessarily a bad thing and “Fright Night Part 2” has enough new blood mixed in with what made the first one so enjoyable. Maintaining that balance between seriousness and humor which worked in the first one, this sequel, while not perfect, carries over those positives.
Both William… More
Film Review: Alligator (1980)
SYNOPSIS:
A baby alligator is flushed down a Chicago toilet and survives by eating discarded lab rats, injected with growth hormones. The small animal grows gigantic, escapes the city sewers, and goes on a rampage.
REVIEW:
Urban legends, by now we’ve heard them all; killer calling from inside the house, the kidney thief, killer in the backseat, saying ‘Bloody Mary’ in the mirror three times, the licked hand and more. These myths are… More
Film Review: Deadly Blessing (1981)
SYNOPSIS:
This film is set in Amish Country, at a local farm, where a woman’s husband is mysteriously killed by his own tractor!
REVIEW:
Directed by the legendary Wes Craven, “Deadly Blessing” is much tamer fare after making the now classics, “The Hills Have Eyes” and “The Last House On the Left.”Perhaps the pressures of making his first seven figure budget movie (the budget was higher than “A Nightmare on Elm Street”) weighed down… More
Film Review: Lunacy (2005)
A horror movie testing two approaches to running an insane asylum – absolute freedom versus control and punishment – within the context of a world that combines the worst of both. Jean Berlot, a young man subject to a nightmare of being forced into a straitjacket by two orderlies, is befriended by a marquis. At the marquis’s estate, Jean witnesses a black Mass, buries someone alive, and is invited to try preventive therapy. He’s… More
Film Review: Behind the Wall (2008)
Maine coastal town Harrison Bay is broke, so deputy mayor Drew Cabot arranges a deal with a contractor to develop the abandoned lighthouse for tourism. Father Hendry fails to convince the town council to veto the project. He also invited, sneakily, Katelyn Parks, who was foster-raised out of state after her father Christopher was locked-up for her mother’s murder there. Once the basement is broken open, new bloodshed starts, and the horrible truth about… More
