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New York’s Wild Eye Releasing is coming to bestow you all with more genre goodness in September and this time it’s weird genre goodness. Torey Haas, better known for doing visual effects work, directs The Neon Dead, a horror flick that’s as funny as it […]
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So before I get the review, which I will, I need to issue a disclaimer. I am the type of Aliens fan that owned the series on VHS, DVD, and Blu-Ray. I am the type of fan who bought the Loot Crate 30th Anniversary Box, […]
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There’s a vital distinction between sea monsters and every other kind of monster: Sea monsters scare the living shit out of me, and I’m not ashamed to say it. What’s scarier than looking into the murky water below you and seeing the barnacle-encrusted back of […]
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Your old pal Dr. Mality likes to dabble in many branches of science, but robotics holds a special place in my blackened heart. I don’t know how many hours I’ve slaved in the lab trying to whip up nefarious automatons to do my will. The […]
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Argentinian brothers Luciano and Nicolás Onetti have a thing for giallo. In fact, they’ve made one—a good one called Francesca that we’ve covered here before. But now the black-gloved mayhem of The Brothers Onetti will be making its way to home video very soon and […]
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Written by Elias and directed by Nick Basile, Dark is a film about madness, fear, and the uncertainty of New York City plunged into darkness during the biggest blackout in history. After I finished Dark, I had some questions. I imagine most people would, but […]
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Over a decade ago, an independent, microbudgeted horror flick of the found-footage variety called In Memorium scared the crap out of movie fans…but not as many as it could have and should have and eventually it disappeared. But there’s good news (unless you’re a scaredy […]
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On the surface Don’t You Recognise Me? looks like just another entry in the horror subgenre known as Torture Porn. And while there’s blood and brutality in abundance, director Jason Figgis puts a different spin on things by offering more of a mixed-results psycho drama […]
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Arrow Video US has put together feature-packed, stellar Blu-Ray releases of three genre classics coming this September. From legendary Ozploitation – Dead-End Drive-In, to grimy horror – The Hills Have Eyes – to the nature-run-amok creature feature – Slugs, Arrow’s September runs the gamut of […]
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Hell Town is considered director Steve Balderson‘s first full-on horror project, although most of his films have dark aspects to them. Balderson (Pep Squad, Firecracker, Suck!) teamed up with indie filmmaker Elizabeth Spear and created Hell Town, a faux soap opera film that has generated […]
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