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The ‘Men in Black’ Are Back For Another Sequel

It’s been three years since Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones put on those black suits and fought aliens. Producers Walker Parkes and Laurie MacDonald confirmed to THR that a new film is in the works, but that neither Will Smith or Tommy Lee Jones will be involved in the sequel. Seriously? Jones and Smith are what made those movies great. I should mention that there won’t be just one new ‘Men in Black’ film, there will be three. Right now the film is in early preproduction. ‘Men in Black 4″ is being penned by ’22 Jumps Street’ writer Oren Uziel and Lowell Cunningham, who wrote the three original ‘Men in Black’ movies. Cunningham’s involvement in the part 4 makes me have a little more hopeful. The big question is, can the movies make it without Smith and Jones ?

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 1, 2015
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Dark Awakening Now Out On VOD

In ‘Dark Awakening’ James moves his wife and young son into the family estate in rural North Carolina, just after his mother passes away. Soon after they arrive his wife Jennifer and their son Danny begin to experience paranormal activity and are haunted by the ghosts of children. When Jennifer seeks advice from Father Donovan O’Malley, the local parish priest she learns of the estate’s dark history and that her husband is tied to the children. Lance Henriksen, William Pifer, Jason Cook and Valerie Azlynn star in ‘Dark Awakening’. Dean C. Jones serves as director along side Executive Producers Liliana Kligman and Michele Weisler of ‘The Ring’. ‘Dark Awakening’ is now out on VOD and on iTunes.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 1, 2015
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Kansas Governor Wants Residents To Be Ready For Zombies

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback wants residents of the state to be prepared for a zombie attack. Brownback has announced that he will sign a proclamation today (9/30) designating October as “Zombie Awareness Month”. No, this is not a joke. The Governor’s reasoning behind “Zombie Awareness Month” is that if people are prepared for zombies they’re pretty much prepared for any disaster. If you think about it, it’s a clever idea to use the popularity of the zombie genre to get people prepared for real disasters. In a statement Brownback said “If you’re prepared for zombies, you’re prepared for anything.” He continued “Although an actual zombie apocalypse will never happen, the preparation for such an event is the same as for any disaster: make a disaster kit, have a plan and practice it.” The state emergency planning website will offer “preparedness challenges” to help people prepare, like lists of supplies, plans and will offer challenges through social media.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 1, 2015
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Video Game Review: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

“V has come to” is how the game begins. Such a simple phrase and yet has so much behind it. Minutes after “V has come to” the game ascends and shows us what we have in store. Big Boss, our main protagonist awakens from a 9 year coma in a hospital in Cyprus missing an arm and having a large chunk of shrapnel lodged in his head, Big Boss’ awakening is only cut short when the hospital is invaded by a covert military force dubbed “XOF” on the hunt to kill him. With the help of a mysterious man named “Ishmal” Big Boss is able to escape a narrow death. Soon later the halls of the hospital begin to fill with smoke and fire when suddenly a man covered in head to toe in fire arrives in the hospital and begins searching for Big Boss. The Man on Fire has Big Boss in his clutches until the “XOF” force returns

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Capt McNeely
Oct 1, 2015

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The ‘Men in Black’ Are Back For Another Sequel

It’s been three years since Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones put on those black suits and fought aliens. Producers Walker Parkes and Laurie MacDonald confirmed to THR that a new film is in the works, but that neither Will Smith or Tommy Lee Jones will be involved in the sequel. Seriously? Jones and Smith are what made those movies great. I should mention that there won’t be just one new ‘Men in Black’ film, there will be three. Right now the film is in early preproduction. ‘Men in Black 4″ is being penned by ’22 Jumps Street’ writer Oren Uziel and Lowell Cunningham, who wrote the three original ‘Men in Black’ movies. Cunningham’s involvement in the part 4 makes me have a little more hopeful. The big question is, can the movies make it without Smith and Jones ?

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 1, 2015
Horror Fuel

Dark Awakening Now Out On VOD

In ‘Dark Awakening’ James moves his wife and young son into the family estate in rural North Carolina, just after his mother passes away. Soon after they arrive his wife Jennifer and their son Danny begin to experience paranormal activity and are haunted by the ghosts of children. When Jennifer seeks advice from Father Donovan O’Malley, the local parish priest she learns of the estate’s dark history and that her husband is tied to the children. Lance Henriksen, William Pifer, Jason Cook and Valerie Azlynn star in ‘Dark Awakening’. Dean C. Jones serves as director along side Executive Producers Liliana Kligman and Michele Weisler of ‘The Ring’. ‘Dark Awakening’ is now out on VOD and on iTunes.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 1, 2015
Horror Fuel

Kansas Governor Wants Residents To Be Ready For Zombies

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback wants residents of the state to be prepared for a zombie attack. Brownback has announced that he will sign a proclamation today (9/30) designating October as “Zombie Awareness Month”. No, this is not a joke. The Governor’s reasoning behind “Zombie Awareness Month” is that if people are prepared for zombies they’re pretty much prepared for any disaster. If you think about it, it’s a clever idea to use the popularity of the zombie genre to get people prepared for real disasters. In a statement Brownback said “If you’re prepared for zombies, you’re prepared for anything.” He continued “Although an actual zombie apocalypse will never happen, the preparation for such an event is the same as for any disaster: make a disaster kit, have a plan and practice it.” The state emergency planning website will offer “preparedness challenges” to help people prepare, like lists of supplies, plans and will offer challenges through social media.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 1, 2015
Horror Fuel

Video Game Review: Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain.

“V has come to” is how the game begins. Such a simple phrase and yet has so much behind it. Minutes after “V has come to” the game ascends and shows us what we have in store. Big Boss, our main protagonist awakens from a 9 year coma in a hospital in Cyprus missing an arm and having a large chunk of shrapnel lodged in his head, Big Boss’ awakening is only cut short when the hospital is invaded by a covert military force dubbed “XOF” on the hunt to kill him. With the help of a mysterious man named “Ishmal” Big Boss is able to escape a narrow death. Soon later the halls of the hospital begin to fill with smoke and fire when suddenly a man covered in head to toe in fire arrives in the hospital and begins searching for Big Boss. The Man on Fire has Big Boss in his clutches until the “XOF” force returns

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Oct 1, 2015