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Film Review: Mail Order (2011) (Short Film)

SYNOPSIS: A woman seeks revenge on the man who filmed her being tortured for profit. REVIEW:   Producer: Rhoda Jordan Writer/Director: Eric Jordan Music: Bilvox Neidlinger Editor: Randy Stoudt Based on a short story by Jack Ketchum, “Mail Order” is the story of Howard, who makes his money from selling S & M tapes. It opens with him on the …

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Film Review: Smoke (short film)

SYNOPSIS: The story of a person who became the captive of surrealistic madness. REVIEW: Directed by Grzegorz Cieiecki Written by Grzegorz Cieiecki Stars: Katarznya Dalek, Grzegorz Golaszewski & Hubert Jarczak My favorite person in the world (My Boss) asked me if I would take on some shorts for review. I thought to myself “Why not”? I’ve reviewed them before & …

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Brea California Horror Film Festival annoucement

“Orange County, you’ve got red on you.” BREA, CA. – Just in time for Halloween, a brand new horror film festival is coming to one of the most terrifying places in the world: Orange County, California! Friday, October 21 – Saturday, October 22, the Brea Plaza Cinema will host the Everybody Dies Horror Film Festival. The fest will present a …

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Film Review: The Ring (2002)

SYNOPSIS: A young journalist must investigate a mysterious videotape which seems to cause the death of anyone in a week of viewing it. REVIEW: To review a film as groundbreaking as “The Ring”, is to note its contribution to not only the genre, but to the Asian horror market as a whole. The year was 2002, the Asian market was …

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Comic Review: Pinocchio Vampire Slayer OGN

Issue: Pinocchio Vampire Slayer OGN Writer: Van Jensen Artist: Dusty Higgins Publisher: Slave Labor Graphics Release Date: 2010 Pages: 128 Price: $10.95 “After seeing Geppetto die at the hands of vampires, Pinocchio swears revenge in this darkly funny graphic novel. As the vampires plot the enslavement of mankind, only a one-puppet army stands in their way. But will a wooden …

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Book Review: Unpleasant Tales – Author Brendan Connell

Unpleasant Tales EibonVale, July 2010 321 pages “From the comic to the shocking, from the refined to the visceral, and blurring the boundaries between all four – Unpleasant Tales is a remarkable new collection of some of Brendan Connell’s darkest stories. Drenched in gluttony and decadence and with a scope stretching from the depravity of rulers in ancient Greece and …

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Discussions with Decapitated Dan 29: Quarantined

This week Decapitated Dan is joined by show Veteran Michael Moreci and his partner in crime on the Graphic Novel Quarantined, Monty Borror. So listen in as they talk about the book and so much more! After the interview make sure to stick around as Dan talks about what he thought of Quarantined. Music by Workhorse Kings and Call the …

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Discussions with Decapitated Dan 24: The Living Corpse

This week Decapitated Dan is bringing you a 2 part interview with Buz Hasson and Ken Haeser, creators of The Living Corpse. So listen in as Dan and Ken wonder where Buz is and then when he is found later in the day, why he missed the moring call! After the interview make sure to stick around as something spooky …

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‘The Dead’ – new poster crawls from below

‘The Dead’ has been getting alot of coverage lately, and rightly so its a pretty badass zombie flick. Though you still need to wear your old school cap on this one. Check out the new poster they just sent over, or read our review on “The Dead”

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Changing Technologies: Can Your Characters Keep Up? – Author Ronald Malfi

Changing Technologies: Can Your Characters Keep Up? by Ronald Malfi Undoubtedly, there has been countless discussions among writers, publishers, and bibliophiles alike prompted by the Rise of the Ebook. (I put this in caps and imagine the font not unlike those old Planet of the Apes theatrical posters.) While I have my own opinion on the matter, much like anyone …

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Vamps: Victoria De Mare

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BIO: Dubbed by the media, “Hollywood’s Hottest Scream Queen,” (actress, professional dancer, and model) started her expansive career in the horror film genre with a bang when she was cast in Roger Corman’s horror/ comedy film Slaughter Studios in 2002. From that point on her place in B-movies would be further solidified by her near constant work in horror, science …

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Film Review: Lunopolis (2009)

SYNOPSIS: Two documentary filmmakers accidentally uncover the greatest moon secret the world has never known, and the powerful organization determined to keep it that way. REVIEW: In the course of film reviewing, every now and then you come across something that is different, to something that is simply remarkable. I found this something in my recent viewing of a new …

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Horror Art: Phil Mertz

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BIO: I was born in 1981 and grew up in Lancaster, PA. As a kid I watched my Uncle draw all kinds of cartoon characters which inspired me to start drawing the Ninja Turtles at a very young age. I always excelled at art in school and took as many art classes as I could. Other than art class taken in high school, I’ve never had …

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Comic Review: I Am Legion

Issue: I Am Legion Writer: Fabien Nury Artist: John Cassaday Letters: Crank! Colors: Laura Martin Publisher: Humanoids Release Date: 2011 Pages: 184 Price: $19.95 “World War II rages as two supernatural entities pursue collide in a conflict hinged on ideologies and the lives of men. The outcome will decide the end of the war itself! Beneath it all, the Nazi …

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