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Blu-ray Review: Munster, Go Home! (1966)

If you are of a certain age (read: old as all fuckity-fuck), then you doubtless grew-up with the fabulous freaky Munster family courtesy of mid-morning re-runs on TV. As a kid I loved every hauntingly hilarious minute of their sensational show… but said show wasn’t enough to contain the ghoulish goings-on, so in 1966 a fearsome feature film was created… and this time the Munsters came at ya in creepy color for the first time! Munster, Go Home! (the film in question, ‘natch) sees the family’s patriarch, the Frankenstein monster surrogate Herman (Fred Gwynne), inheriting an ancestral family home down jolly ol’ England way! So the whole grizzly gang: the aforementioned Herman, his vamp wife Lily (Yvonne De Carlo), her father/Dracula stand-in Grandpa (Al Lewis), and his werewolf son Eddie (Butch Patrick)… along with their perefctly normal niece (who’s appearance is monstrous to them) hope on a boat and set sail across the putrid pond! But things aren’t going to

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DanXIII
Mar 19, 2020
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“Ghost Nation” Returns This April With A Haunting Second Season

Jason Hawes, Steve Gonsalves and Dave Tango, the paranormal investigators responsible for igniting the ghost hunting phenomenon, are back for more adventures to the other side in the second season of “Ghost Nation.” This season’s locations have bigger mysteries, are more chilling, and have never been investigated on television. Not only will the team be helping distraught homeowners, but they’re also bringing their skills to an abandoned prison complex and a menacing tattoo parlor. And this time, they are calling in an old friend for some help. Paranormal investigator Shari DeBenedetti joins the investigations to keep a close eye on the monitors, reviewing footage on the hunt for all things paranormal. In each episode, with all investigations, collecting evidence is just the beginning. The team isn’t just parachuting in to conduct a cursory review of the case. With the help of their local contacts, they’re going to embed themselves in the community, conducting multi-day investigations in an effort to track

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 18, 2020
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4-More B-Movies You Can Watch On YouTube Right Now!

With more people having to stay home, why keep it boring? Turn off the lights, get a snack, and get comfy for some more B-movie mayhem! The Crater Lake Monster (1977) After a meteor crashes in a lake, a prehistoric monster emerges from the waters and attacks at random. The local sheriff (Richard Cardella) investigates with the help of three scientists (Bob Hyman, Richard Garrison, and Kacey Cobb) while two locals (Glenn Robers, and Mark Siegel) keep renting out boats to potential victims. The creature effects were directed by legendary stop motion director/artist David Allen. The Bat (1959) The film is a remake of the 1926 silent film of the same name that was based on the 1920 stage play of the same name that was based on the 1908 novel The Circular Staircase by Mary Roberts Rinehart. The film follows a mystery writer (Agnes Moorehead) who is caught up in a mystery when the serial killer known as “The

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Capt McNeely
Mar 18, 2020
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Shudder Giving A Free Month To Keep Those In Isolation Entertained

Being in isolation got you down? Bored and looking for something to watch? Well, we’ve got some news that will help turn that frown upside down, Shudder is coming to the rescue! The streaming horror service has announced via Twitter that they have increased their free trial offer to an entire month to help us all stay entertained during this dark and trying time. Head over to Shudder.com and sign up using the code SHUTIN! For a list of all premieres, movies, and more this month on Shudder click here.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 17, 2020
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Who Is The Ultimate Slashstreet Boy?

In case you haven’t heard, there’s been a new boy band in town called The Slashstreet Boys, and they’re exactly what they sound like, slashers, well, famous Hollywood slashers that we all love. The YouTube channel The Merkins is home to the Slashstreet Boys who do parodies of songs by The Backstreet Boys but keep them in the realm of horror their biggest hit among fans being “I’ll Kill You That Way”, but each member of the group has their music video of them parodying songs that fit along with their story. The Merkins also do parodies of other songs using characters from other shows like the Night King from Game of Thrones. Slashstreet Boys consist of Michael Myers of the “Halloween” films, Jason Voorhees from “Friday the 13th”, Freddy Kruger “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, Ghostface “Scream”, and Leatherface of “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre”. Each member has their specialty in the group, Myers and Voorhees usually are killing it

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Capt McNeely
Mar 15, 2020
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Trailer Debuts Ahead Of The April Premiere Of Sam Raimi’s “50 States Of Fright”

Genre icon and Evil Dead director Sam Raimi is back in the director’s chair for “50 States of Fright”, a new horror anthology series. Ahead of its premiere on Quibi this April, we’ve got the first trailer. The series will explore stories and urban legends from each state, giving viewers a look at the horrors that lurk just beneath the surface of the U.S. Season one will feature legends from Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Oregon, and Washington. Raimi, who executive produces the series, directed and co-wrote the episode “The Golden Arm”, in which a man marries a woman with a golden arm. When she dies, he’s not willing to let it go, but neither is she. “50 States of Fright” is produced by Gunpowder & Sky and executive produced by Sam Raimi, Debbie Liebling, Van Toffler, Tony DiSanto, Barry Barclay, Cody Zwieg, Chris Mangano, and Tommy Coriale.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 14, 2020
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4 B-Movies You Can Watch On YouTube Right Now!

In a world where we can’t agree on anything, there is something we can indeed agree on… B-Movies are awesome! For being out there in storytelling, bad special effects, campy acting, and let’s face it just fun to watch, B-Movies or films like them are always pleasant to watch anytime. What’s better than a B-Movie? The fact that many of these films are in the public domain and can be watched for free on sites like YouTube! Here are 4 films you can watch right now! Invasion of the Saucer Men (1957) This film takes place in a small town that is suddenly invaded by aliens and is told through three different storylines, a teenage couple (Steven Terrell and Gloria Castillo) who accidentally hit an alien with their car, two drifters (Frank Gorshin and Lyn Osborn) visiting town trying to make money, and Air Force officials (Douglas Henderson and Sam Buffington) trying to cover up the landing of the flying

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Capt McNeely
Mar 14, 2020
Horror Fuel

Hidden Gem: ‘The Silence Of The Hams’

While cruising around on YouTube to find some B-movies to watch for a future article, I stumbled, more like tripped over, a film I can’t believe I never heard of and after watching it I watched it again, The Silence of the Hams. The Silence of the Hams is a satirical film released in 1994 that spoofs The Silence of the Lambs and Psycho. The film is directed, written, and stars Italian comedian Ezio Greggio. The film features an impressive cast along with a list of cameos that includes John Carpenter, Mel Brooks, Joe Dante, John Landis, and Ray De Luca. The film follows FBI Agent Joe Dee Fostar (Billy Zane) who needs the help of Dr. Animal Cannibal Pizza (Dom DeLuise) to locate and stop a serial killer. Meanwhile, Fostar’s girlfriend Jane Wine (Charlene Tilton) steals money entrusted to her by her boss (Rip Taylor) and his investor (Bubba Smith) and ends up fleeing to a motel owned by

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Capt McNeely
Mar 12, 2020
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Charlie McElveen Joins ABC’s Vampire Series “The Brides”

Charlie McElveen (“The Duece”, Terrifier 2) has been cast as a series regular in ABC’s “The Brides.” McElveen will star opposite Katherine Reis, Gina Torres, and Erin Richards in the show about the brides of Dracula from Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Berlanti Productions, and Warner Bros Television, Deadline reports. “The Brides”, a sexy contemporary reimagining of Dracula, is a family drama with a trio of powerful female leads at its heart — Cleo (Torres), Renée (Richards), and Lily (Reis). With strong horror elements, The Brides is a vampire soap about empowered, immortal women and the things they do to maintain wealth, prestige, legacy — and their non-traditional family. McElveen will play Arthur Seward. An ambitious young news reporter, Arthur works the graveyard shift at his paper, covering news of the bizarre. He becomes infatuated with Lily (Reis), a striving singer in New York City — unaware that she is, in fact, an immortal vampire.” McElveen made his television debut on HBO’s “The

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 12, 2020
Horror Fuel

“Ghost Adventures” Special Takes Aaron Goodwin Home

This March, a special “Ghost Adventures” episode hits close to home when the team is called to investigate Aaron Goodwin‘s former home, where his father is experiencing terrifying paranormal activity. Take a look at the sneak peek. In a highly personal “Ghost Adventures” episode, Zak Bagans, Aaron Goodwin, Billy Tolley, and Jay Wasley are called in to help Aaron’s father, Don Goodwin, who is experiencing terrifying and threatening paranormal activity inside his house. For Aaron, who previously owned the Las Vegas home and also experienced frightening phenomena while living there, it’s an especially alarming case. When the crew arrives at the house, they find a distraught Don, terrified by an apparition of a little girl with no eyes and no mouth, and a dark, powerful presence a neighbor believes is a witch. As the team interviews Don and other witnesses, feelings of nausea and dizziness overwhelm them all. During their lockdown – ridden with unexplained activity including shadow figures, voices

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 11, 2020

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Blu-ray Review: Munster, Go Home! (1966)

If you are of a certain age (read: old as all fuckity-fuck), then you doubtless grew-up with the fabulous freaky Munster family courtesy of mid-morning re-runs on TV. As a kid I loved every hauntingly hilarious minute of their sensational show… but said show wasn’t enough to contain the ghoulish goings-on, so in 1966 a fearsome feature film was created… and this time the Munsters came at ya in creepy color for the first time! Munster, Go Home! (the film in question, ‘natch) sees the family’s patriarch, the Frankenstein monster surrogate Herman (Fred Gwynne), inheriting an ancestral family home down jolly ol’ England way! So the whole grizzly gang: the aforementioned Herman, his vamp wife Lily (Yvonne De Carlo), her father/Dracula stand-in Grandpa (Al Lewis), and his werewolf son Eddie (Butch Patrick)… along with their perefctly normal niece (who’s appearance is monstrous to them) hope on a boat and set sail across the putrid pond! But things aren’t going to

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Mar 19, 2020
Horror Fuel

“Ghost Nation” Returns This April With A Haunting Second Season

Jason Hawes, Steve Gonsalves and Dave Tango, the paranormal investigators responsible for igniting the ghost hunting phenomenon, are back for more adventures to the other side in the second season of “Ghost Nation.” This season’s locations have bigger mysteries, are more chilling, and have never been investigated on television. Not only will the team be helping distraught homeowners, but they’re also bringing their skills to an abandoned prison complex and a menacing tattoo parlor. And this time, they are calling in an old friend for some help. Paranormal investigator Shari DeBenedetti joins the investigations to keep a close eye on the monitors, reviewing footage on the hunt for all things paranormal. In each episode, with all investigations, collecting evidence is just the beginning. The team isn’t just parachuting in to conduct a cursory review of the case. With the help of their local contacts, they’re going to embed themselves in the community, conducting multi-day investigations in an effort to track

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 18, 2020
Horror Fuel

4-More B-Movies You Can Watch On YouTube Right Now!

With more people having to stay home, why keep it boring? Turn off the lights, get a snack, and get comfy for some more B-movie mayhem! The Crater Lake Monster (1977) After a meteor crashes in a lake, a prehistoric monster emerges from the waters and attacks at random. The local sheriff (Richard Cardella) investigates with the help of three scientists (Bob Hyman, Richard Garrison, and Kacey Cobb) while two locals (Glenn Robers, and Mark Siegel) keep renting out boats to potential victims. The creature effects were directed by legendary stop motion director/artist David Allen. The Bat (1959) The film is a remake of the 1926 silent film of the same name that was based on the 1920 stage play of the same name that was based on the 1908 novel The Circular Staircase by Mary Roberts Rinehart. The film follows a mystery writer (Agnes Moorehead) who is caught up in a mystery when the serial killer known as “The

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Mar 18, 2020
Horror Fuel

Shudder Giving A Free Month To Keep Those In Isolation Entertained

Being in isolation got you down? Bored and looking for something to watch? Well, we’ve got some news that will help turn that frown upside down, Shudder is coming to the rescue! The streaming horror service has announced via Twitter that they have increased their free trial offer to an entire month to help us all stay entertained during this dark and trying time. Head over to Shudder.com and sign up using the code SHUTIN! For a list of all premieres, movies, and more this month on Shudder click here.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 17, 2020
Horror Fuel

Who Is The Ultimate Slashstreet Boy?

In case you haven’t heard, there’s been a new boy band in town called The Slashstreet Boys, and they’re exactly what they sound like, slashers, well, famous Hollywood slashers that we all love. The YouTube channel The Merkins is home to the Slashstreet Boys who do parodies of songs by The Backstreet Boys but keep them in the realm of horror their biggest hit among fans being “I’ll Kill You That Way”, but each member of the group has their music video of them parodying songs that fit along with their story. The Merkins also do parodies of other songs using characters from other shows like the Night King from Game of Thrones. Slashstreet Boys consist of Michael Myers of the “Halloween” films, Jason Voorhees from “Friday the 13th”, Freddy Kruger “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, Ghostface “Scream”, and Leatherface of “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre”. Each member has their specialty in the group, Myers and Voorhees usually are killing it

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Mar 15, 2020
Horror Fuel

Trailer Debuts Ahead Of The April Premiere Of Sam Raimi’s “50 States Of Fright”

Genre icon and Evil Dead director Sam Raimi is back in the director’s chair for “50 States of Fright”, a new horror anthology series. Ahead of its premiere on Quibi this April, we’ve got the first trailer. The series will explore stories and urban legends from each state, giving viewers a look at the horrors that lurk just beneath the surface of the U.S. Season one will feature legends from Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Oregon, and Washington. Raimi, who executive produces the series, directed and co-wrote the episode “The Golden Arm”, in which a man marries a woman with a golden arm. When she dies, he’s not willing to let it go, but neither is she. “50 States of Fright” is produced by Gunpowder & Sky and executive produced by Sam Raimi, Debbie Liebling, Van Toffler, Tony DiSanto, Barry Barclay, Cody Zwieg, Chris Mangano, and Tommy Coriale.

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 14, 2020
Horror Fuel

4 B-Movies You Can Watch On YouTube Right Now!

In a world where we can’t agree on anything, there is something we can indeed agree on… B-Movies are awesome! For being out there in storytelling, bad special effects, campy acting, and let’s face it just fun to watch, B-Movies or films like them are always pleasant to watch anytime. What’s better than a B-Movie? The fact that many of these films are in the public domain and can be watched for free on sites like YouTube! Here are 4 films you can watch right now! Invasion of the Saucer Men (1957) This film takes place in a small town that is suddenly invaded by aliens and is told through three different storylines, a teenage couple (Steven Terrell and Gloria Castillo) who accidentally hit an alien with their car, two drifters (Frank Gorshin and Lyn Osborn) visiting town trying to make money, and Air Force officials (Douglas Henderson and Sam Buffington) trying to cover up the landing of the flying

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Mar 14, 2020
Horror Fuel

Hidden Gem: ‘The Silence Of The Hams’

While cruising around on YouTube to find some B-movies to watch for a future article, I stumbled, more like tripped over, a film I can’t believe I never heard of and after watching it I watched it again, The Silence of the Hams. The Silence of the Hams is a satirical film released in 1994 that spoofs The Silence of the Lambs and Psycho. The film is directed, written, and stars Italian comedian Ezio Greggio. The film features an impressive cast along with a list of cameos that includes John Carpenter, Mel Brooks, Joe Dante, John Landis, and Ray De Luca. The film follows FBI Agent Joe Dee Fostar (Billy Zane) who needs the help of Dr. Animal Cannibal Pizza (Dom DeLuise) to locate and stop a serial killer. Meanwhile, Fostar’s girlfriend Jane Wine (Charlene Tilton) steals money entrusted to her by her boss (Rip Taylor) and his investor (Bubba Smith) and ends up fleeing to a motel owned by

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Mar 12, 2020
Horror Fuel

Charlie McElveen Joins ABC’s Vampire Series “The Brides”

Charlie McElveen (“The Duece”, Terrifier 2) has been cast as a series regular in ABC’s “The Brides.” McElveen will star opposite Katherine Reis, Gina Torres, and Erin Richards in the show about the brides of Dracula from Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Berlanti Productions, and Warner Bros Television, Deadline reports. “The Brides”, a sexy contemporary reimagining of Dracula, is a family drama with a trio of powerful female leads at its heart — Cleo (Torres), Renée (Richards), and Lily (Reis). With strong horror elements, The Brides is a vampire soap about empowered, immortal women and the things they do to maintain wealth, prestige, legacy — and their non-traditional family. McElveen will play Arthur Seward. An ambitious young news reporter, Arthur works the graveyard shift at his paper, covering news of the bizarre. He becomes infatuated with Lily (Reis), a striving singer in New York City — unaware that she is, in fact, an immortal vampire.” McElveen made his television debut on HBO’s “The

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 12, 2020
Horror Fuel

“Ghost Adventures” Special Takes Aaron Goodwin Home

This March, a special “Ghost Adventures” episode hits close to home when the team is called to investigate Aaron Goodwin‘s former home, where his father is experiencing terrifying paranormal activity. Take a look at the sneak peek. In a highly personal “Ghost Adventures” episode, Zak Bagans, Aaron Goodwin, Billy Tolley, and Jay Wasley are called in to help Aaron’s father, Don Goodwin, who is experiencing terrifying and threatening paranormal activity inside his house. For Aaron, who previously owned the Las Vegas home and also experienced frightening phenomena while living there, it’s an especially alarming case. When the crew arrives at the house, they find a distraught Don, terrified by an apparition of a little girl with no eyes and no mouth, and a dark, powerful presence a neighbor believes is a witch. As the team interviews Don and other witnesses, feelings of nausea and dizziness overwhelm them all. During their lockdown – ridden with unexplained activity including shadow figures, voices

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 11, 2020
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