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Teens Make a “Last Confession” in January’s Lee Martin’s The Midnight Hour

With the holidays nearly over, TV addicts with a penchant for the macabre will be happy to get another fix of murder and mystery in the sixty-fifth episode of “Lee Martin’s The Midnight Hour,” a stylish color-noir entry aptly entitled, “The Last Confession.” [dailymotion]http://www.dailymotion.com/video/k3nnxlBwJpmMzy55R2p [/dailymotion] After his hooker girlfriend is killed, a sleazy widower sends his adopted sons to boarding …

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BASKET CASE Star Kevin Van Hentenryck to Co-Star in DRYBONES

Kevin Van Hentenryck, who starred as Duane Bradley in all three of Frank Henenlotter’s Basket Casefilms, has joined the cast of the upcoming horror comedy Dry Bones, written and produced by Gregory Lamberson (Slime City,The Jake Helman Files).   The film will be directed by Michael O’Hear,who co-stars with Melantha Blackthorne when production begins this spring. Van Hentenryck and Lamberson worked …

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Video Diary of a Lost Girl – NY/SF Premieres!

Catch “Video Diary of a Lost Girl”  premiere with the 2 lead actors and director at the New York screening for a Q/A New York Premiere Saturday, January 26th, 2012 7:30pm (Director and Cast Q/A!) 92YTribeca 200 Hudson St. New York, NY 10023

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Grimm Magazine (based on the hit NBC show) Coming to newsstands 2013

Following the success of NBC’s hit TV-show Grimm, Titan Magazines will publish two special collector’s edition magazines. Issue #1 hits newsstands on March 12, 2013 and will be the ultimate companion to the show. Inspired by the classic Grimm Brothers’ fairy tales, NBC’s Grimm follows Portland Homicide Detective Nick Burkhardt (David Giuntoli, Turn the Beat Around). After he discovers he’s …

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Book Review: Sidekicks! – Editor Sarah Hans

“I’m no Hero,” she repeated. “Real Heroes die young. Their too honest, too good. I can’t help playing dirty. That’s why I’m just a sidekick.” She shrugged. “At least I get to live.” -“Worthy”, M.E. Garber When someone decides to write about a sidekick, they’re deciding to write a different kind of story. It isn’t going to be about glory …

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Book Review: Gathering of the Tribe – Author Mark Goodall

It seems that the devil has been rearing his ugly head for quite sometime. Of course he has been the inspiration for countless films over decades past with many of them becoming fan favorites for years to come. The subject of Satan, the occult and ritualistic gatherings have arose in music as well. More so than most think and many …

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Book Review: Headpress 2.6 – Editor David Kerekes

This beautiful hard cover release is actually the first I’ve seen of the “head press” magazine article releases. It’s binding and full color printing is a “must see” that captures all the elements of what a cooly designed and written book “should” be. This edition “Headpress 2.6” is noted as being split into 2 parts, so to speak. The first …

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Film Review: The Messengers (2007)

SYNOPSIS: Having moved to rural North Dakota for a fresh start, a young girl has trouble convincing her parents that their new home is haunted. REVIEW: Speaking as a forty-something I have to confess that I find the success of Kristen Stewart somewhat mystifying. She has played the same part in all of the films I have seen her in …

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Comic Review: Lackluster World – Issue 1

Issue: Lackluster World #1 Writer: Eric Adams Artist: Eric Adams Creative Assistant: Angela Young Publisher: Generation Eric Publishing Release Date: March 2004 Pages: 28 Price: $3.95 “Lackluster World is a humorous and somewhat disturbing dark satire about newspaper journalist and albino, Fahrenheit Monahan. At his own birthday party, his aggressively fundamentalist brother and sister, Kelvin and Celsius, thrust him past …

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Comic Review: Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse Book 1 – Helldiver

Issue: Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse Book 1 – Helldiver Creator: Michael Mendheim Writers: Michael Mendheim, Mike Kennedy, Sean Jaffee Artist: Simon Bisley Publisher: Heavy Metal Release Date: April 2012 Pages: 76 Price: $14.95 “The End is Here – Welcome to the Apocalypse! Raised by the Order of Solomon, Adam Cahill is one of a rare handful of highly trained …

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Comic Review: Family Bones – Vol 1

Issue: Family Bones Vol. 1 Writer: Shawn Granger Artists: Orlando Baez, Kenneth Landgraf, Benito Olea Bellido, Mannie Abeleda, Pablo Agustin Lordi Letters: Richard Nelson Cover Artist: Kerem Beyit Publisher: King Tractor Press Release Date: 2007 Pages: 176 Price: $14.95 “FAMILY BONES is based on the TRUE STORY of the oldest couple of serial killers, as experienced one summer by their …

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Comic Review: Family Bones – Vol 2

Issue: Family Bones Vol. 2 Writer: Shawn Granger Artists: Brent Giles, Mannie Abeleda, Pablo Agustin Lordi, Stefano Cardoselli, Kyle Strahm, Will Caligan Letters: Richard Nelson Publisher: King Tractor Press Release Date: 2010 Pages: 170 Price: $14.95 “This is the final volume of “Family Bones”, a true crime graphic novel about the elderly serial murderers from Missouri. In their 70’s, Ray …

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Film Review: Cold Fish (2010)

SYNOPSIS: When Syamoto’s teenage daughter is caught stealing, a generous middle-aged man helps resolve the situation. The man and his wife offer to have Syamoto’s troublesome daughter work at their fish store. Syamoto soon discovers the horrific truth of the seemingly perfect couple. REVIEW: Director – Shion Sono Starring – Makoto Ashikawa, Denden, Mitsuru Fukikoshi “Life is pain. Life hurts.” …

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Legends 2: A Halloween Tale – from short to feature

Gerald J. Godbout III and Godbout Entertainment are proud to announce the completion of their latest production. A tribute film to Halloween called Legends 2: A Halloween Tale. A sequel to Godbout’s 2004 fan favorite film Legends: A Friday the 13th Tale, this time Godbout has teamed up with Producer Allan Marrero who was the lead actor in the original …

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The Orphan Killer Gets a Boost with Recent Ban

The Orphan Killer joins the ranks of horror film infamy. Last month the German government banned the film in their country putting TOK among the greatest in horror history. The Orphan Killer now sits along side films such as Hostel 2, Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, original Dawn of the Dead, The Last House On The Left, SAW 7, Evil Dead, …

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