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Indie film stalwart Debbie Rochon’s directorial debut Model Hunger is a pretty straight forward catch-the-killer story couched in oddities that have the potential to either titillate or turn off audiences. Readers of this website are likely to find themselves on Team Titillate, and that’s a […]
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Apart from a couple names, the title, and an association with the paranormal, The Lurking Fear is a 1994 film that shares little with the H.P. Lovecraft story from whence came its title. This tale of a ghoul-assailed town from director C. Courtney Joyner and […]
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Steve Balderson’s Hell Town has been racking up awards and accolades as it’s napalmed venues both great and small across the festival circuit. Not only that, but it’s another vehicle to deliver more of the great Debbie Rochon whose directorial debut, Model Hunger is set […]
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If you’re reading this, the likelihood of you not knowing of Debbie Rochon is extremely low. But, to err on the side of you not being very hip (let’s get with the program, people!), Rochon is indie horror royalty. She’s the queen as it were. […]
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For those of you old enough to remember, there was a time—from about the mid-1970s through the 1980s—when our favorite movies’ special FX artists were every bit as important to us, if not more so, as those same films’ directors, writers, and stars. Their creations […]
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Horror deserves far more credit than it is given, both by critics and audiences who don’t necessarily appreciate the genre. Director Harrison Smith, president of Recall Studios, has been hard at work creating a film that should blow quite a few minds within the horror […]
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I should probably be recused from this review. By all accounts, I’m prejudiced. Currently, as I write this, there’s a 3X5 West Virginia flag hanging over my bed. Next to my computer is Lon Savage’s Thunder in the Mountains, which is a history of West […]
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Spoiler alert: All Girls Weekend stinks. In fact, had this been All Girls Nanosecond, it still would have been a nanosecond too long. Written and directed, if you can call it that, by Lou Simon, this horrible horror story suffers fools from the get-go. Four […]
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For those of you who’ve seen the legendary internet fan film, Batman: Dead End, the name Sandy Collora will be a familiar one and the following news should get you really excited. For those of you who haven’t seen the short, go find it on […]
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The Shelter—John Fallon’s (Alone in the Dark, Saw II, Death Race) directorial debut—has been generating much buzz as of late. From positive early reviews and unanimous praise of Michael Paré’s starring performance to the inherent value of offering up an original idea, something high-concept akin […]
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