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Film Review: Drive-In Horror Show (2009)

SYNOPSIS: In days long ago, people would come to the drive-in to experience highs and lows. To laugh, or cry…… or scream. Those days have passed us by, and all the drive-ins have long since closed their doors. Those great movies have been forgotten. But some films won’t stay dead. REVIEW: Drive-in Horror Show is quite a work of passion. …

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Film Review: My Stepdaughter (2015)

SYNOPSIS: Jill wants nothing more than to attain a life of fulfillment and happiness with her new family. Marrying Robert, the man of her dreams has come with some obstacles however. A brooding, angst inspired teen named Casey, Robert’s daughter has now become Jill’s step daughter. While tension is consistent in the air, Jill begins to question if there is …

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Horror Movie – A Low Budget Nightmare Wins Best Feature at Hollywood Horrorfest

Horror Movie: A Low Budget Nightmare WINS Best Feature & Best Documentary at the 2018 Hollywood Horrorfest!   Directed by Gary Doust, “HORROR MOVIE: A Low Budget Nightmare” documents writer/director Craig Anderson’s troubled journey to make his feature film debut, the horror movie “Red Christmas” – a quaint story about a murderous aborted fetus. The documentary dramatically follows Anderson’s emotional rollercoaster …

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Film Review: Ghosted (2011)

SYNOPSIS: ‘GHOSTED’ tells a story of survival inside a British Prison. Jack a model prisoner, has kept his head down and done his time. After his wife confirms that she is leaving him, on the anniversary of their son’s death, the only thing that keeps him from going under is the new prisoner, Paul. Jack’s cell mate Ahmed, attempts to …

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Film Review: From a Whisper to A Scream (1987)

SYNOPSIS: On the eve of his niece’s execution, historian Julian White (Vincent Price) recounts four terrifying tales in this gruesome horror anthology. It seems the town of Oldfield, Tenn., isn’t the sleepy hamlet it appears to be: White introduces four scary short stories involving necrophilia, ghosts, voodoo priests and demon children with uncontrollable appetites. Clu Gulager, Terry Kiser, Harry Caesar, …

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Film Review: Lilith’s Hell (2015)

SYNOPSIS: The cast and crew of a horror film encounter the vengeful spirit of a cursed demon. REVIEW: As I’m sure you’ve heard by now, the big news coming out of Unearthed Films is the return of the exorcism film with the upcoming release of American Guinea Pig: Song of Solomon. As if to whet our appetites while we wait, …

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Film Review: Truth or Dare? A Critical Madness (1986)

SYNOPSIS:  Mike is having a bad time, first he walked in on his wife cheating on him with one of her coworkers. As if dealing with the stress of his marriage being over wasn’t enough now he is starting to see people everywhere, people who want to play a dangerous version of truth or dare, so dangerous that limbs can …

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Film Review: The Suicide Manual (2003)

SYNOPSIS: After the group suicide of four people, journalists Yuu and Rie investigate the reasons behind an endless cycle of suicides, blamed on an infamous Suicide Manual, hidden in a tag-less DVD disk. Said manual is shot in an infomercial fashion, with examples of the best methods to kill yourself and demonstrations by real people. When investigating further, Yuu and …

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Film Review: The Victim (2011)

SYNOPSIS: A man lives alone in a remote cabin and is surprised by his visitors. REVIEW: Michael Biehn has been a force in the entertainment industry for many years and is certainly no stranger to the horror genre. Of course, his performances in Terminator and Aliens are memorable, but he has also admirably dipped his toes in more low budget …

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Film Review: Burrp! (short film) (1993)

SYNOPSIS: A zombie outbreak takes place. There’s lots of carnage all over. Some people fight against it. REVIEW: Burrp! is a 32 minute Spanish short film directed and written by Sergio Blasco. The film is almost impossible to find but has been sitting on our extreme list for quite some time. occasionally we’ll create an entry for extreme films that …

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Film Review: Deadly Revisions (2013)

SYNOPSIS: International genre favorite Bill Oberst Jr. plays an amnesiac horror writer who becomes trapped in his own nightmare as terrifying images emerge that may or may not be memories, madness, or both! Remembering can be murder! (source: IMDB) REVIEW: Horror writer, Graf (Bill Oberst Jr.) awakens in hospital after having had seemingly fallen down some stairs. Now suffering amnesia, …

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Film Review: Anneliese The Exorcist Tapes (2011)

SYNOPSIS: In 1976 a young woman in Bavaria by the name of Anneliese Michel died of starvation and dehydration after an alleged failed exorcism attempt. REVIEW: Anneliese Michel was indeed a real person who indeed went through an alleged failed exorcism and did indeed die of dehydration and starvation in July of 1976. If the internet is to be believed, …

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Film Review: Her Name Was Torment (2014)

SYNOPSIS: A lurid and exploitative adventure into erotica, violence, pain, and the unknown. Necrophilia, torture, gore, and psychological horror REVIEW: You can’t wave a limited collector’s edition VHS tape in the independent horror world and not hit what some folks would call a torture p**n movie. And it makes sense – if your film revolves primarily around brutal torture sequences, …

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Film Review: Darkness Rising (2017)

SYNOPSIS: Haunted by her mysterious past, the lone survivor of a family massacre revisits her childhood home on the eve of its destruction, awakening the evil that resides there. REVIEW: The biggest problem with “Darkness Rising” is nothing. Before you respond with the appropriate sound of one hand clapping, allow me to explain why “Nothing” by Edie Brickell and New …

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