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Film Review: Deep Red (1975)

Rate this Film SYNOPSIS: A highly gifted German psychic is brutally murdered in Rome on a quiet evening. A jazz pianist witnesses part of her murder from the streets and races to help the gifted psychic. From the apartment he captures a glimpse of what could be the murderer. Human curiosity and drive ensues. REVIEW: Alright, the giallo style of …

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The Monster Channel streaming Camp Motion Pictures in 2012

“THE MONSTER CHANNEL” TO AIR SELECTIONS FROM CAMP MOTION PICTURES LIBRARY IN 2012 Will air as “retro VHS” specials or nighttime programming on web channel. Fourth Castle Micromedia’s The Monster Channel, the only 24/7 interactive channel for horror fans, signed a deal to stream over a dozen feature titles in 2012 from the various video labels of Camp Motion Pictures. …

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Interview: Michael Bafaro – Director (Wrecker)

Talented writer/director Michael Bafaro (“11:11” “The Devil’s Ground”) took time to speak with in a phone interview conducted at The Alternative Gallery. Bafaro is smart, talented and a jack of all trade. He has written, directed, acted and is a producer. “Wrecker” was well written and directed. There was intensity and thrills. Where did the idea manifest? Michael Bafaro: The …

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Interview: Ronen Rubenstein (Some Kind of Hate, Condemned)

Actor Ronen Rubinstein gave such an intense, emotionally brilliant performance in the film “Some Kind of Hate.” He now stars alongside Dylan Penn in “Condemned,” directed and written by Eli Morgan Gesner. “Some Kind of Hate” and “Condemned” were both incredible. How did you prepare to play the roles? Ronen Rubinstein: For Lincoln (“Some Kind of Hate”) specifically he had …

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Film Review: House Of The Living Dead (1974)

SYNOPSIS: “A mad scientist (Mark Burns) is conducting hideous occult experiments at the family estate of Brattling Manor, monkeying about with things man was not meant to know, including the transfer and containment of living souls. It’s only a matter of time before he begins to experiment on the souls of human beings – including his own family.” (courtesy IMDB) …

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Film Review: The Tale of the Voodoo Prostitute (2012)

SYNOPSIS: In the Tale of the Voodoo Prostitute, a master manipulator and hustler by the name of Fleetwood Deville dispenses heinous wrong-doings to nearly everyone that crosses his path. One particular female managed to meet and exceed any expectation of evil. She cursed Fleetwood to a fate even worse than death: impotence. With his harem of beautiful women and killers, …

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Book Review: Monster Files – Author Nick Redfern

Monster Files: A Look Inside Government Secrets and Classified Documents on Bizarre Creatures and Extraordinary Animals From the creator of several fringe subject matter books arrives a new edition titled “Monster Files: A Look Inside Government Secrets and Classified Documents on Bizarre Creatures and Extraordinary Animals” (wow..now that’s a mouth full!). Nick Redfern is certainly a busy writer these days …

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Film Review: Biker Zombies From Detroit (2001)

SYNOPSIS: Bad Bikers, Killer Zombies, & Hard Rock! REVIEW: It’s an exciting prospect, to view a film from your neck of the woods when your particular neck isn’t a common stomping ground for motion pictures.  Thumbing its nose contrarily at its own title, “‘Biker Zombies From Detroit” (“BZFD” until the final paragraph) is set in the suburb of Grosse Pointe, yet shot in every surrounding …

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Film Review: 40 West (2011)

SYNOPSIS: Through a series of events beyond her control, Maeve, a Blues musician, finds herself trapped in a sordid East Texas motel room with her violent husband, Colin, who, unbeknownst to her, has been released from prison early. Held hostage with her is Elijah, a professed Good Samaritan and fan of Maeve’s, whose interest in her seems disproportionate to his …

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