SYNOPSIS: In the sleep-stirring tradition of Phantasm and A Nightmare on Elm Street, Dreamaniac introduces Lily, a deadly leading lady who makes Freddy look like a bargain basement boogeyman! Adam is a heavy metal rocker and part-time Satanist. When Lily enters his dreams, he uses black magic to summon her into reality. Too late, Adam learns that Lily is a …
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Halloween “Bloodletting” Benefit – “Scream for a Cause”
“Scream For a Cause Foundation” presents: THE (Halloween) BLOODLETTING BENEFIT! Hosted by Devanny Pinn, Brandon Slagle and Stars for the Stars PR. LET US SPILL YOUR BLOOD… WIRTSHAUS in Hollywood has agreed to host our event. They will be in their final week of OKTOBERFEST (yes real german beer- from Germany) and are providing a keg of discounted BEER during …
Read More »New York Comic Con: Nightmare at the Javits
The Comic Con of New York, like that of San Diego, is the geek version of Mecca. Here you can find everything entertainment related from toys and television to comic books and film. Even Anime makes an appearance at the NYCC. Free swag is found at every turn and there is a lot to do – assuming you get around …
Read More »How Do You Take Your Zombies? Fast or slow?
Scenario 1: You are walking in cemetery one dark, dreary night (not sure why, but this seems to happen a lot in scenarios like this). You are alone and the only sound you can hear are your footsteps making crackling sounds on the dead leaves. Suddenly, you notice movement from the graves . Then, hands, arms, and finally bodies begin …
Read More »South African HORRORFEST Film Festival Lineup Posted!
2011 South African HORRORFEST Film Festival 26 October @ The Book Lounge (71 Roeland Str, Cape Town, ZA) 27 October – 4 November @ The Labia Theatre (68 Orange Street, Gardens, Cape Town, ZA) www.HORRORFEST.info Growing into the country’s ultimate Halloween event covering indie, new & classic movies, short films, music, literature and a range of Halloween festivities, 2011 marks …
Read More »Triangles and Freedom in Hitchcock’s Lodger
Tippi Hedren. Janet Leigh. Grace Kelly. Eva Marie Saint. Kim Novak. Alfred Hitchcock’s consistent casting of platinum blondes has painted a target on his infamously rotund figure for being a misogynistic director hampered by an obvious fetish. His casting of the beautiful blonde – who he found to be at their most alluring when they were least clothed – led to a motif in the …
Read More »Top 10 Most OverHyped Movies in History
Today with every person on the planet blogging (whether they have something to say or not) you can find quite a few choices out there on any single subject. A quick example would be “Top Horror Films of the Decade.” Type that in to googizzle and what do you come back with? 19,600,000 hits, that’s what! Why do I tell you this? Get …
Read More »Book Review: Roads Less Traveled – The Plan – Author C. Dulaney
Roads Less Traveled: The Plan By C. Dulaney Permuted Press Apocalyptic zombie fiction from a very promising author? Yes please. Roads Less Traveled: The Plan may be yet another genre novel told in the first person (this is really bugging me of late), but it’s one that has a superb balance of plot, character, fun and carnage. Getting underway the …
Read More »Interview: Jay Woelfel (Closed for the Season)
How did you get into filmmaking? One winter in Ohio it was so cold for so long that me and a friend decided to use my Dad’s old 8mm – not even super 8 – camera to do a Star Trek parody stop motion animation film. Turned out the camera was half broken, but I guess the results weren’t so …
Read More »Interview: Tony Todd (2011)
The Black Saint knows that he doesn’t need to tell any of you who Tony Todd is. He has been a genre stalwart for years on both the big screen and on television. He also shows no signs of letting up anytime soon! His latest film “Final Destination 5” is opening nationwide tomorrow and he was kind enough to speak …
Read More »Hostile Rebirth of Horror: The Morality of Eli Roth’s Hostel 1 and 2
Not since the late 1970s and early 1980s when woman revenge films like I Spit on Your Grave and social critiques like Cannibal Holocaust were released has the horror industry produced a burst of socially provocative films like the current wave of violently graphic horror flicks conversing with the existence of torture in Western society. Recent productions over the past decade …
Read More »Magazine Review: Rue Morgue Magazine – Issue 114
It looks like a FrightNight wave coming up! Sporting that unforgettable original artwork, Rue Morgue is gearing up as well. It seems early influential films leave a strong residue on us hardened older genre fans. Tom Holland is on board in an exclusive interview about his work on Fright Night. This iconic film gone remake also meets with a few …
Read More »Film Review: The Puppet Monster Massacre (2010)
SYNOPSIS: A group of teens are challenged to spend a night in the Wagner mansion on the edge of town. Little do they know the owner has concocted a monstrosity in the basement. REVIEW: You know The Black Saint keeps an open mind to all manner of films that I review. I mean I don’t make any assumptions before I …
Read More »Film Review: The Uninvited (2009)
SYNOPSIS: The Uninvited tells the tale of former loony-bin inhabitant Anna, who is just being released from an institution after the fiery death of her nightmare-inducing, sickly mother. While happy to be back with her sister, she is very wary of her father’s new girlfriend, Rachael, a (super attractive) nurse who took care of her mother up until the explosiony …
Read More »Book Review: Hiram Grange and the Village of the Damned – Author Jake Burrows
Come the bright, unwavering light of dawn, H.G. and the VotD made for a damn fine and totally entertaining read that moved me in unexpected ways. I can't wait to find out what lies in store for our intrepid anti-hero once he washes the puke out of his hair.
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