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- Mutantville.com Joins The Party The 1st Annual Mad Monster Party Film Festival!
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- Film Review: Bloody Bloody Bible Camp (2011)
- Film Review: Chopping Mall (1986)
- Film Review: Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956)
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- Film Review: Regoregitated Sacrifice (2008)
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- Film Review: Things To Come (1936)
- Film Review: Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance (2012)
- Film Review: Don’t Go In The Woods (2010)
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- Film Review: Inside Job (2010)
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- Book Review: Gaslight Grotesque – Editers J.R. Campbell, Charles Prepolec
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- Interview: Laurence R. Harvey (The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence)
- Interview: Shane Douglas (Extreme Reunion)
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- Interview: Joe Davison – Director (100 Tears, Fearmakers, Experiment 7)
- NSFW Interview : Stuart Wall and Jim Powers (American Werewolf XXX)
- Interview: Authors Rocky Wood & Joel Kirkpatrick
- Interview: Nick Redfern – Author (KEEP OUT!)
- Interview: Scott Spiegel – Director (Hostel 3)
- Interview: Evan Bass – Executive Producer (The Eve)
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- Trailer: Fred 2 Night of the Living Fred (2011)
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- Trailer: Doomsday Book (2012) English-subs
- Trailer: Devil Seed (The Darkness) (2012)
- Trailer: Dark Tide (2012)
- Trailer: Perished (2011)
- Trailer: Dark Island (2010)
- Trailer: The Moth Diaries – Clip – Ernessa’s Room
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Category Archives: Esoterror Sinema
Esoterror Sinema: The Good Sisters
Since the classic film Haxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages, cinema has been bewitched with the various guises of the occult within its frames. Yet with typical Hollywood foible, the representation of the esoteric in cinema is cursed within blasphemous misrepresentation. Most of what is illustrated on screen as actual witches or practicing magickal formula is far strayed off of its already crooked path. Although experience of metaphysical phenomena is subjective, just what is portrayed cinematically… More
Esoterror Sinema: Brothel of 1000 Corpses
Bring the booze, drugs, and the condoms because the chicks are in position and waiting for you! It’s party time in the back room of the mortuary and you’re about to experience a sure thing! And in these trying economical times, you can even save money on the amount of booze and drugs you purchase.
These dates are not just lightweights; they are easy and willing, although that wet pussy just may not be vaginal… More
Esoterror Sinema: Satan had black circle jerk in Dark Chamber
When I came upon the DVD Dark Chamber, not literally of course even though the cover did make my “crotchal” area stir, my hopes rose to a nice lumpy spot in my pants. Yeah that’s right, you know what Willis is talking about!
Judging a book by its cover, which is what I usually do because I am vain, judgmental, narrow minded, and have the attention span of a twelve year old forgetting his daily… More
Esoterror Sinema: Belcebu, Satan and chick on a stick
I hate the terms “rock and roll” and “heavy metal” but apparently sentient humans need to prescribe labels to identify concepts. Welcome to interpersonal communications 101. The occult and old Scratch has been associated with these two genres of music for as long the various lobes and hemispheres of the human brain have been able to project insecurities and fears onto other existential concepts. Did I mention that the human race is a virus in… More
Esoterror Sinema: Would you get ‘Nude for Satan’?
This edition of Esoterror Sinema shall discuss the 1974 Italian sexploitation not so classic film Nude For Satan, or Nuda Per Satana if you prefer to sound out something more crème filled cannoli sexy. That’s not an Alfredo sauce stain on my crotch either by the way!
Let’s begin with the basics. Nuda Per Satana originally played in theaters to about a total of 500 people because the rest of Italy was busy worrying about… More
Esoterror Sinema: The Occult Cinema of H.P LoveCraft
As the stars align in weird conglomerations, this edition of Esoterror Sinema shall stick the blade of cinematic bullshit into the subject of occultism within the films adapted from the works of Howard Phillips Lovecraft. The literary genius of H.P. Lovecraft is well known to anyone with even the most infantile understanding of the origins of horror and understands his name does not represent the joys of knitting and scrapbooking.
The works of Lovecraft… More
