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Film Review: Indie Director (2013)

SYNOPSIS: Metalhead film director Bill Zebub toils, trying to maintain his integrity, in the world of no-budget, subversive, genre film making. REVIEW: Any review of INDIE DIRECTOR would be misguided–incomplete–without an introduction to its notorious creator, Bill Zebub. Maybe you’ve heard of him. Maybe you haven’t. In any case, he’s brash, manic, politically incorrect, obsessed with heavy metal music–and nudity–and, …

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PENNY DREADFUL Gets Itself A Brand New Trailer

One show that I am looking particularly forward to seeing is the new Showtime series PENNY DREADFUL which as of today is only about 3 weeks away from seeing the light of day. May 11th is premiere day and this show appears to be a really interesting hybrid of old school classic horror and sexy soap opera. Here’s the new …

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HBO Teases The Final Season Of TRUE BLOOD

So this is it, it all comes down to this. The final season of TRUE BLOOD is fast approaching and it would appear as if they are going to go out with guns blazing. I kind of lost track of this series a few seasons back but friends have kept me “in the loop” if you will but I have …

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Film Review: Code Red (2013)

SYNOPSIS: In World War II, Stalin created a top secret nerve gas, which went missing shortly after the Battle of Stalingrad. Over seventy years later, the horrific biochemical weapon resurfaces in modern day Bulgaria, turning the local inhabitants into frenzied mutants and causing the dead to rise from the grave. Amidst the chaos, US Special Forces Captain John McGahey (Paul …

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Podcast: Corpse Cast – Eps 105

  How many thrusts are you worth? This is a question that we find the answer to on this episode of The Corpse Cast! We’re talking some Swedish Melodic Death Metal with Arch Enemy and then we go into classic slasher territory with Happy Birthday To Me from 1981.

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Film Review: The Green Elephant (1999)

SYNOPSIS: The Green Elephant is a 1999 Russian art-house and slasher gore film directed by Svetlana Baskova. REVIEW: If you are looking for a movie that will leave you disturbed and confused, and may just haunt your dreams for a few days, let me tell you about The Green Elephant. Here we have a shot on video, bizarro classic that …

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Film Review: Empire of the Apes (2013)

SYNOPSIS: In a distant galaxy three escaped female convicts crash land on a primitive world inhabited by a race of warlike apes. They fight for survival as the humanoid apes fight for their possession, body and soul. A daring escape is their only way out. Hot on their heels are the blood lusting gorillas and a prison warden bent on …

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Film Review: The Forbidden Girl (2013)

SYNOPSIS: The son of a fundamentalist pastor becomes addicted to an irresistible witch. If he gives in to his temptation, he will be doomed to eternal life on the dark side. REVIEW: Read the blurb on this film – “The son of a fundamentalist pastor becomes addicted to an irresistible witch. If he gives in to his temptation, he will …

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Film Review: Final Exam (1981)

SYNOPSIS: A killer goes on a killing spree at a small college in North Carolina during finals week. By the time he is done hacking and slashing his way across campus will there be any students left alive to actually take their final exams? REVIEW: I know a lot of people who don’t like Final Exam, and I just think …

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SCREAM FACTORY Announces PUMPKINHEAD And PUMPKINHEAD II Will Make The Trip To Blu

Leave it to SCREAM FACTORY to start gearing up for the Halloween season already! They announced today that they will be bringing both PUMPKINHEAD and PUMPKINHEAD II to Blu-ray this September. No cover art or anything yet, just this following paragraph: “Stan Winston’s 1988 monster film PUMPKINHEAD (one of our most highly-requested titles) will be coming to the ‘factory’ on …

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New TV Spot For GODZILLA Highlights The Drama

It’s a new day and that can mean only one thing, more GODZILLA news! Yesterday brought us a nice new one sheet so it would only make sense that today it’s coolness of a video nature. Behold a new 30 second TV spot that features some dramatic flare and ends with a pretty kick as shot of everyone’s favorite giant …

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Film Review: Rampo Noir (2005)

SYNOPSIS: Rampo Noir is an omnibus comprising of four short films based upon stories by Edogawa Rampo, Japan’s foremost proponent of the erotic grotesque or ero-guro genre and founder of the Japan Mystery Writers’ Club: Mars Canal (Kasei no Unga) directed by Suguru Takeuchi, Mirror Hell (Kagami Jigoku)  directed by Akio Jissoji, Caterpillar (Imomushi)   directed by Hisayasu Sato (director of …

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It’s Chiller Time!

The Spring (if you can call this weather Spring weather) Chiller Theatre Toy, Model and Film Expo will be held from Friday, April 25, 2014 through Sunday, April 27, 2014 at the Sheraton Hotel in Parsippany, NJ. The show hours are: Friday: Pre-show hours: 05:00 pm to 06:00 pm Friday: Regular show hours: 06:00 pm to 11:00 pm Saturday Pre-show: …

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Film Review: Alien Abduction (2014)

SYNOPSIS: A vacationing family encounters an alien threat in this thriller based on the real-life Brown Mountain Lights phenomenon in North Carolina. REVIEW: I was in a particularly good mood before I sat down to watch Alien Abduction, another entry in the found footage canon of films that I abhor so mightily. And why was I in a good mood …

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Film Review: Blood Harvest (1987)

SYNOPSIS: In a small town, people are being murdered by having their throats cut. REVIEW: Tiny Tim took the world by storm in the late 1960s. He covered a song called Tiptoe Through the Tulips with a ukulele and skyrocketed to popularity. Sadly, it would be his only popular song. The novelty would soon wear off and Tiny Tim would …

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New GODZILLA One Sheet Spells It All Out

The GODZILLA PR machine rolls on and it shows no sign of slowing down as we creep ever closer to that May 16th debut date. It’s all good by me as I’m loving all the hype and when it comes to these one sheets, the next is always better than the last. And, that leads us to this: Oh, hell …

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