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Film Review: At the Devil’s Door (2014)

SYNOPSIS: Leigh (Catalina Sandino Moreno) is a struggling real estate agent determined to rise to the top. After taking on a challenge to sell a house in record time that has a questionable history she encounters a runaway girl that is the alleged daughter of one of the previous owners. An unknown force swiftly makes its presence interweaving Leigh’s sister …

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Interview: Paul Tarnopol (Jersey Shore Massacre)

Michael Grise: What made you want to write and direct “Jersey Shore Massacre”? Paul Tarnopol: I read an article that the ratings of the T.V. show are through the roof, and so I had to find out what this show was. I watched the show for the first time and thought to myself “it would be really funny to put …

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Paul Morrisey’s FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN Screening at Brooklyn’s Nitehawk Cinema on 09/06

Paul Morrisey’s 1973 film Flesh for Frankenstein, starring the inimitable Joe Dallesandro, Udo Kier and Dalila Di Lazzaro, will be screened tonight on 35mm at the beautiful Nitehawk Cinema at 136 Metropolitan Avenue in Brooklyn, NY at midnight as part of their September “Nitehawk Nasties” series.  From the press release: Many versions of Dr. Frankenstein and his monstrous creation have …

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Film Review: Cannibal Campout (1988)

SYNOPSIS: Four teens drive their van deep into the woods for an intimate party when they are attacked by a trio of backwoods cannibals. REVIEW: “Soup’s On” When you think of cannibal movies from the 1980’s, you may think of Cannibal Holocaust, Cannibal Ferox, or even Anthropophagus, but you may not think of Cannibal Campout.   Most likely, this would be …

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Tim Branom Releases Nosferatu Music Video “ENEMY”

Ex-Fifth Angel Singer Tim Branom Releases Nosferatu Music Video “ENEMY” Skin Wars Star Dutch Bihary paints a bloody reality Seattle, WA, September 7, 2014 — Former Fifth Angel frontman Tim Branom unleashes his new music video, “ENEMY”, Sunday, September 7, 2014. The video, based on the legendary 1922 film “Nosferatu”, brings Branom’s driving sound and dark lyrics to a haunting …

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Interview: Deborah Twiss (A Cry From Within, A Gun for Jennifer)

Deborah Twiss Deborah Twiss has a brand new haunting project coming out call A CRY FROM WITHIN (SEBASTIAN) it features Deborah Twiss, Cathy Moriarty, Eric Roberts, James McCaffrey and more. Janel: Please tell us a little about yourself and how your project came to fruition? I’m an actress and a filmmaker. I have been making films since I came to …

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‘The Walking Dead’ “Non-Spinoff” Gets Green Lit

It’s been rumored, talked about, debated and debunked but finally we have an official word.  There will be an companion series set in ‘The Walking Dead’ universe and AMC has given it the green-light to get going. It can’t be called a “spin-off” as none of the characters from the current show will be featured.  This will be a completely …

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Film Review: Interrogation (Przesluchanie) (1989)

SYNOPSIS: Tonia goes out drinking. She wakes up in prison, not having a clue why she’s there. She is tortured to encourage her to confess to a crime she is not aware of. REVIEW: Polish director Ryszard Bugajski’s 1989 film, Interrogation (or Przesluchanie), is not so much a horror movie as it is one great big metaphor. It was originally …

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Film Review: Cadavres (2009)

SYNOPSIS: One Halloween, the alcoholic mother of good-for-nothing Raymond suddenly dies, and he throws her body in a ditch. Repenting, he calls his sister Angelie, an actress who he has not seen for ten years, to help find the corpse. But the corpse they bring back in the ruined family home is not that of their mother. The brother and …

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SAMURAI COP Screening in Los Angeles with Matt Hannon in Person

The Cinefamily cinema at 611 Fairfax Avenue in Los Angeles, CA is hosting another screening of the cult film Samurai Cop.  From the press release: The “Samurai Cop” himself, Matt Hannon, will be here in person for a Q&A after the film! Even in an era when action sludge was more common than shoulder pads or skinny ties, 1989’s Samurai …

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Film Review: Krull (1983)

SYNOPSIS: A prince and a fellowship of companions set out to rescue his bride from a fortress of alien invaders who have arrived on their home planet. REVIEW: In 1983, Ron Silverman produced a British-American directed by Peter Yates called Krull. Their creative ambition, though admirable, failed to successfully embed its memory within the minds of mainstream masses. It lacked …

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Kickstarter Campaign to Bring SAMURAI COP 2 to the Screen Still Going

As I reported last month, Samurai Cop, the 1991 cult film that still smacks of the 1980’s, has gained a large following due to its availability on VHS and now DVD (in a special edition on the latter). With the availability of digital cinema projection, the film has played to sold-out crowds on weekend midnight shows and continues to do …

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Film Review: The Protector 2 (2013)

SYNOPSIS: When the owner of a major elephant camp is murdered, Kham finds himself the number one suspect and on the run from both the police and the deceased’s vengeful twin nieces. But luck is on Kham’s side when he runs into an Interpol agent sent to Thailand on a secret mission.

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Film Review: Brutal Relax (short film) (2010)

SYNOPSIS:  Mr Olivares has already recovered, but now he needs a vacation. REVIEW: Wow, what a fantastic gory free for all splatterfest. This one snuck under the radar but is accessible now to lovers of extreme cinema. Before getting into review make sure to give this one a look on youtube which now hosts the piece in its entirety. (see …

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