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therewindzone
Underrated zombies get brought back to life in The Rewind Zone’s “Night Life”!
Don't let this '80s zombie flick slip under your radar!
by
Yasmina Ketita
Slash and Scream Through “Hide and Go Shriek”
Yasmina Ketita revisits the underseen department store slasher.
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Yasmina Ketita
Hitch a Ride to the Far Reaches of Fun With “Space Truckers”
We revisit Stuart Gordon's 1996 intergalactic romp!
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Yasmina Ketita
Get Dusty In “Ghost Town”
Showdown with drunken ghosts in David Schmoeller's Horror Western.
by
Yasmina Ketita
Anthologies Go Demonic In “Terror Eyes”
Hollywood writers strike: no more movies, no more horror, what’s the devil to do?
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Yasmina Ketita
Take A Look, It’s in A Book, It’s “I, Madman!”
We revisit Tibor Takác's underrated literary spook show!
by
Yasmina Ketita
Hell Freezes Over Via TouchTone Phone In “976-EVIL”
Add Robert Englund's directorial debut to your spooky season watchlist!
by
Yasmina Ketita
Adam Ant Casts A Suave Spell in “SPELLCASTER”
Creepy castles! Demonic pigs! New Wave Pop stars! The Charle's Band produced, 1992 special effects-laden romp has it all.
by
Yasmina Ketita
Get drilled for a third time in “Slumber Party Massacre 3”
Murder, sex, teenagers, beer, pizza, and blood: all the basic ingredients for a fun slasher!
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Yasmina Ketita
Reflections on Racism: A Personal Note from “the Rewind Zone”
I’ve watched and read a lot of people’s stories of their own encounters with racism and discrimination, and they have…
by
Yasmina Ketita
Dare to travel back to the Indian burial ground from “Scalps”
Fred Olen Ray has a special place the hearts of those who share a love for low budget cinema.
by
Yasmina Ketita