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Interview: Tara Reid (Ouija House)

Tara Reid is one of our most influential actresses. She has starred in everything from “American Pie”, “Van Wilder”, “The Big Lebowski”, “Alone in the Dark”, “Urban Legend”, “Josie and the Pussycats” and so many more. She is so sweet and one of the nicest people I have ever spoken to. We talked about everything from her incredible films, working …

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Now available for Rental on Amazon Video Direct USA and UK: FORBIDDEN POWER!

FORBIDDEN POWER: Now available for rental on Amazon Video Direct USA and UK! After a one-night affair with a mysterious woman, a young man is empowered and left with a cryptic message. Films such as Lucy, Limitless, and The Wolfman have featured story lines where the heroes have received transmitted powers via drugs or animal bites, but now comes a fresh take on that idea …

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Movies Making a Statement in 2018

Black Panther We had grown bored of the same superhero but thanks to Marvel’s Blacker Panther movie, we got to see things change. Black Panther was a game changer for superhero movie lovers. We loved to see black heroes such as Black Panther himself, Erik Killmonger, Okoye, Shuri, and many others save the day. It inspires a new fashion sense. …

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Film Review: Psycho Therapy (short film) (2016)

SYNOPSIS: Devastated by heartbreak, Tonia goes to see her psychiatrist, Dr. Walsh. Disclosure about her husband’s infidelities takes the session to an all new level. A dose of macabre mayhem is soon prescribed. REVIEW: Directed by: Staci Layne Wilson Starring: Brooke Lewis, Ricky Dean Logan, Emily Sansiri “We’re almost out of time.” After watching Psycho Therapy and Sprinkles in the …

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Film Review: Pod (2015)

SYNOPSIS: A family intervention goes horrifically awry within the snowy confines of an isolated lake house. REVIEW: Mickey Keating’s Pod opens in a snowy woodland; there, we see Martin (played by Brian Morvant), who walks between the trees, gun in hand and dog at his heel. Things go awry, however, when his dog runs off, only to be found in …

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Film Review: The Book (2010)

SYNOPSIS: “In the year 2284, bestselling author Alexis is confronted by lookalike beings who intend to take over his identity and use it to publish their own book. Known simply as The Book, it is their means of saving humanity. Unpredictable but often playful, these visitors engage Alexis and his family in a wild and provocative chase.” (courtesy www.thebook-themovie.com )

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Film Review: Reincarnation (Rinne) – (2005)

SYNOPSIS: Timid actress Nagisa Sugiura gets a lead role in a horror film that reenacts a mass murder. Years ago, a professor obsessed with reincarnation, killed the staff and guests of a hotel, including his own children. Nagisa has visions related to the horrendous event, and soon can’t tell the difference between the movie-shoot and the real killings. She isn’t alone, as …

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Film Review: Terror From Beneath The Earth (2009)

SYNOPSIS: “After years of underground atomic testing, one of the animals living within the Wisawa caves (a system that stretches from Phantom Lake to the Deadlands) has undergone a radical and unimaginably horrible transformation! While exploring the caves, Dr. Vincent Edwards and colleague Rosemary Bennett stumble across evidence in the disappearance of local children. After reporting the find to the …

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Film Review: 7 Nights of Darkness (2011)

SYNOPSIS: In 2010 six reality television show contestants spent seven nights in an abandoned and haunted asylum. The show never aired but an editor for the network was able to piece together some footage. The prize for staying all seven nights was a share of one million dollars that was to be split amongst any contestants that didn’t leave. No …

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Film Review: ABCs of Death 2.5 (2016)

SYNOPSIS: This is NOT ABC’s of Death 3. ABC’s of Death 2 1/2 showcases an additional top 26 finalists, providing fans 85 minutes of unadulterated madness. REVIEW: The Ant Timpson (Deathgasm) produced ABCs of Death had an interesting enough premise; 26 directors each creating a short film based around one letter of the alphabet. The result was, unfortunately, a bloated …

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Film Review: The Final (2010)

SYNOPSIS: A group of high school outcasts get revenge on the students that torment them REVIEW: The final is one of the After Dark “8 films to die for” series offerings of 2010. Directed by Joey Stewart, The Final is actually one of the better contributions of this series I’ve seen so far. The film takes a familiar notion of …

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Film Review: Speak No Evil (2013)

SYNOPSIS: A single mother fights to protect her daughter from demonically possessed children and a town gone mad. REVIEW: In a tiny, rural trailer park in Nowhere, Arizona, something is seriously wrong with the children. I mean…SERIOUSLY wrong. Our story opens with Anna (Gabrielle Stone) and her daughter Joey (Olivia Cavender) packing up and leaving the family home, leaving dear …

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Film Review: El Topo (1970)

SYNOPSIS: This violent and allegorical Mexican western attracted a cult following in its day. It is the story of El Topo, a gunslinger who sets out for revenge against the outlaws who slew his wife. He ends up getting his revenge and saving the life of a woman who is being terrorized by bandits. She leads El Topo (which means …

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Film Review: Whisper (2007)

SYNOPSIS: Wanting a fresh start with his fiancée, Roxanne (Sarah Wayne Callies), ex-con Max (Josh Holloway) decides to make one last score by kidnapping the young son of a wealthy woman. But the boy (Blake Woodruff) possesses mysterious mental powers, which he uses to creep inside the minds of others. Now, Max and his cohorts find themselves turning on one …

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