New series “Time Bomb” from Radical Publishing takes on quite a few genres. Science Fiction, horror, action and war. Add to that bunch a Nazi conspiracy looped within a government conspiracy and you have a taste of time bomb. The military is doing what they do best…which is uncover secrets while they dabble in underground bunkers. When a team uncovers …
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Film Review: HellHounds (2009)
SYNOPSIS: A Greek warrior must travel to the Underworld and battle killer hellhounds in order to rescue his murdered bride from the clutches of Hades. REVIEW: Directed by Rick Shroder (yes, the same Ricky from “Silver Spoons”) comes a film by the title of “Hell Hounds”. The film is one of the ongoing “Maneater” series releases put out by Genius …
Read More »Film Review: Hell House The Book of Samiel (2009)
SYNOPSIS: Every small town across America has that one house that teenagers dare each other to visit. The Shively house isn’t much different from the rest of these ghost stories, except its not really ghosts that occupy the Shively house. Something there is celebrating its ten year anniversary and the four teenagers who have decided to spend the night in the “haunted …
Read More »Film Review: HellBride (2008)
SYNOPSIS: Lee Parker and Nicole Meadows are all set to be married. There are, however, one or two problems on the horizon. Nicole’s engagement ring is cursed; once the property of a wronged bride who went on a killing spree, the ring has a history of bringing death and destruction to all who come in contact with it. Not only …
Read More »Resident Evil: Afterlife goes viral with launch of new posters
Well, I prefer the monster orientated ones, but here ya go! see collection after MORE. Looks to be geared towards the Asian market (duh!) Source: IMPA
Read More »Modern Horror Directors
When you think of a Horror Movie Director you get visions of John Carpenter, Wes Craven, Clive Barker and of course Steven Speilberg. Steven Speilberg you might ask? Well some of his more recent movies have been less than horrifying besides for their lack luster content, but he has made some pretty terrifying films to start. His 1975 release of …
Read More »Masking What’s Underneath
Masks are often used during Halloween as part of costumes. We use the opportunity to transform ourselves into something or someone else. Sometimes we like to mask ourselves as a famous actor or person. Other times, we like to delve into our dark side and become some kind of monster. Masks have also been used during rituals, ceremonies, and celebrations …
Read More »Book Review: Marvel Zombies 3 (HC) – Author Fred Van Lente
Writer: Fred Van Lente Art: Kev Walker From: Marvel Comics Publication Date: 2009 Format: Full Color – 112 pages Price: $19.99 Wow, think you’ve seen it all….. then hop on board for round #3 as I fill you in on the details of the Marvel Zombie world. What I love most about these releases is the art styling’s that change …
Read More »Book Review: Stanley Kubrick (pocket essentials) – Author Paul Duncan
Written by Paul Duncan Published by Pocket Essentials Publication Date: 1999 Format: Black /White – 96pages Price: $4.20 Kubrick, the genius, the recluse, the hermit, the mystery has and is highly regarded as one of the great auteur film makers of our time. Certainly his impressive body of work has proved that alone. In this latest edition from pocket essentials, …
Read More »Book Review: The Zombie Handbook – Author Rob Sacchetto
Written by Rob Sacchetto Artwork by Rob Sacchetto Published by Ulysses Press Publication Date: 2009 Format: Color – 128 pages Price: $16.95 It only takse but a quick glance to know this is a killer looking little read. Littered with top notch zombie illustrations, the author and artist Rob Sacchetto clearly knows his stuff. In fact memories of Evil Dead …
Read More »Book Review: The Dead Letters – Author Tom Piccirillli
Written by Tom Piccirillli Published by Medallion Press Publication Date: 2006 Format: Black /White – 350 pages Price: $5.99 So Eddie Whitt was just this guy, you know. An average schlub with the wife and kid and cozy little house in the suburbs, growing a tad chubby and living a life of that calm happiness that is completely overlooked by …
Read More »Book Review: Hell Beasts: How to Draw Grotesque Fantasy Creatures – Author Jim Pavelec
by Jim Pavelec Published by Impact Publication Date: 2007 Format: Color – 128 pages Price: $19.99 Jim Pavelec is an amazing talent. And lucky for us, he has been kind enough to share with us his great techniques broken down step by step. You’ve seen these kind of books before but in most cases they are merely showcase illustration books …
Read More »Book Review: Pride and Predjudice and Zombies – Author Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Smith
Written by Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Smith Published by Quirk Classics Publication Date: 2009 Format: Black & White- 320 pages Price: $12.95 Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is a very amusing parody novel, which gives Jane Austen’s classic Pride and Prejudice a new horrific zombie apocalypse (and ninja filled) twist. I have not read the original Pride and Prejudice. As …
Read More »Book Review: Nightmare Japan – Author Jay McRoy
Written by Jay McRoy Published by Rodopi Publication Date: 2007 Format: Black /White – 232 pages Price: $67.00 Well I’m sure your first thought is the same one I had. $67? Are you kidding me? While the book is a nicely bound 6.8.75 format, the price is way beyond what a B&W book with little images should run. From my …
Read More »Book Review: The Killer Book of Serial Killers – Author Tom & Mike Philbin
by Tom & Mike Philbin Published by Sourcebooks Trade Publication Date: 2009 Format: Black /White – 352 pages Price: $14.95 If you dare call a book on serial killers a great read then this book is for you! Co-authored by the brothers Mike And Tom Philbin we have a greatest hits of the the most vilest men on the planet. …
Read More »Sneek a Peek at Peter Vincent In ‘Fright Night’ Remake Poster
Tom Holland’s 1985 horror flick Fright Night is getting a redo and it’s totally necessary considering how crappy the original one was to being with. In this poster, you see the new Peter Vincent, who was initially played by Roddy McDowall who will now be played by David Tennant who just so happens to be the kookie British scientist Dr. …
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