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MOVIE REVIEW: “SCARECROWS” is good for a laugh but skimps on gore
SCARECROWS is a funny, well-cast, well shot, and an overall well made little film that deserves to be seen at…
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kleurvision
MOVIE REVIEW: “CHRISTMAS BLOOD” IS WORSE THAN COAL IN YOUR STOCKING
CHRISTMAS BLOOD does scratch a gorehound's itch for merciless slaughter, but won’t keep the pack salivating beyond a beer-binging rental.
by
Bryan Yentz
Movie Review: “THE POSSESSION OF HANNAH GRACE” is less deviltry than body horror
The Screen Gems team probably thought they were doing this movie a box-office favor by retitling it to make it…
by
Michael Gingold
Exclusive look at “Don’t Have Feelings, Don’t Make a Scene: The Art of Skinner”
A peek at Skinner's new hardcover book featuring over 200 pages of psychedelic monster madness!
by
Chris Hammond
RETROSPECTIVE: WHAT WE WERE AFRAID OF – 50 YEARS OF BEING “TARGETS” (1968)
50 years on, Peter Bogdonavich's TARGETS seems increasingly (and sadly) prescient... sitting as a marker buoy on the changing tides…
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kleurvision
MOVIE REVIEW: DEAD FOLK WHO DON’T WANT TO STAY DEAD IN “THE CRESCENT”
Director Seth Smith’s film is another example in the recent wave of slow-burn, art-house tinged horror films that have been…
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kleurvision
Movie Review: “CLARK ASHTON SMITH: THE EMPEROR OF DREAMS”
Clark Ashton Smith, a pioneer of horror, fantasy and sci-fi literature, finally gets his feature-length documentary treatment in CLARK ASHTON…
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Rue Morgue Manor
MOVIE REVIEW: “WHAT THE WATERS LEFT BEHIND” IS BETTER OFF SUBMERGED
A horror film bereft of originality or reason; developed by filmmakers who had no idea how to reap the benefit…
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Bryan Yentz
Movie Review: Don’t Miss Your Chance to See the Haunting, Beautiful “TOUCHED”
Thanks to its skillful creation and elegant style, TOUCHED emerges not only as a good story well told, but as…
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kleurvision
Movie Review: “OVERLORD” offers simple, spectacular, splattery pleasures
It brings plenty of energy and technical savvy to the table, even if it doesn’t offer much in the way…
by
Michael Gingold
USAopoly Makes A Monopoly Out Of “Five Nights at Freddy’s”
USAopoly have released another board game related to their Five night at Freddy's line, this time around it's Monopoly: FIVE…
by
Chris Hammond
Movie Review: “DEATH HOUSE” is completely expendable
DEATH HOUSE’s only value is as a game of Spot-the-Celebrity—which at least provides a distraction from the tackiness of the…
by
Michael Gingold
Movie Review: “MONSTER PARTY” is worth attending
A sort of mashup of DON’T BREATHE and GET OUT, MONSTER PARTY has enough unique character beats and creative nastiness…
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Michael Gingold
Tomb of the Spine-Tingling Tome #2: Five Post-Halloween Reads to Keep the Jack O’Lanterns of Your Imagination Aglow
With Halloween in our taillights, why not continue to enjoy the unique, mind-possessing heebie-jeebies and sinister flights of fancy only…
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Michael Gingold
“Clue: Five Nights At Freddy’s” is a welcome update on a classic game
USAopoly have released the classic board game Clue with a twist in its CLUE: FIVE NIGHTS AT FREDDY'S EDITION with…
by
Chris Hammond
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