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Visit LAKE ALICE for Some Holiday Cheer and Cold Blooded Killing

The holidays are a time when many get together with their families, friends, and loved ones. And while it can be a time for happy and heartfelt reunions, it can sometimes also be very awkward and stressful. Ryan Emerson finds himself in the latter category, as he is accompanying his girlfriend Sarah to to meet her family for the FIRST time and spend Christmas at their cabin near Lake Alice in Wisconsin. Not only does Ryan have to prove to Sarah’s father , Greg, that he is worthy of his daughter’s affections, he must also quell the bitter feelings he feels towards one of Sarah’s ex boyfriends. As everyone begins to get settled and prepares for Christmas in the Thomas family cabin, so begin a number of strange occurrences. When said events are brought to the attention of local law enforcement, it’s met with indifference bordering on antipathy. A storm is on the horizon, and this Christmas could very well

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Jan 14, 2017
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Plot vs. Gore…Can We Not Have Both?

I was watching a terrifying movie the other day and I made a realization. I will not name movies here because I do not want to throw anyone under the bus, but I realized it feels as though gore and plot have become mutually exclusive. Now, don’t get me wrong, I love gore. I love watching faces and limbs get ripped off. I love watching blood spatter across the screen and hearing screams of victims. I am a huge fan! However, this movie that I watched had almost no gore, almost no blood, no jump scares and was, by far, the best horror movie I have seen in a very long time. The plot was heavy with depth, the characters got developed, I was helplessly sucked in to the story and I loved every minute of it! Again, I am not speaking against gore and bloodbaths caused by torture and machetes, but I am speaking out against movies that are

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Jan 11, 2017
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Short Film “Agatha” Brings Simple Terror to Your Screen

Writer/Producer Timothy Vandenberg (Quattelbaum, 4th and Long, Song of a Fifth Grade Samurai) and Producer John Mario Marchioni bring a new horror to the short film world. The 8-minute long film Agatha tells the story of an orphan girl who “is paid handsomely by an old woman to bring meals to someone living in her attic until the girl crosses the one boundary set for her, and discovers a deadly truth.” Set in the Pennsylvania 1800s, orphans were a common occurrence and hundreds of children roamed the streets and were filling orphanages. This story deals with one curious girl and a mysterious woman in an attic who has an all too enticing secret. In an interview, Vanderberg discusses the challenge of finding the right cast and how happy he is with each performance. He also mentions a full length script the he has ready for when the time comes. Starring Louise Ogel, Renee Farrabow, and Penny Kohut, with Tony Rosen

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Jan 11, 2017
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Synopsis Revealed For The Second Half Of Season 7 Of The Walking Dead

Last week ‘The Walking Dead’ teased fans with a series of mysterious images for the second half of season 7. Today, we have the synopsis for rest of the season. The first half of Season 7 saw Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and the group broken by Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), forced to fall under his will and brutally convinced to live under his rules. The second half of the season will focus on preparing for war and gathering the supplies and numbers to take Negan down once and for all. Rick’s group will find out yet again that the world isn’t what they thought it was. It’s much bigger than anything they’ve seen so far. While they have a singular purpose – to defeat Negan – it won’t come easy. More importantly, victory will require more than Alexandria. They need the numbers of the Kingdom and the Hilltop, but, similar to how Rick felt, Ezekiel (Khary Payton) and Gregory (Xander Berkeley)

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Jan 10, 2017
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The Autopsy of Jane Doe: The Character is Dead, but the Movie Thrives

I just finished the André Øvredal directed film The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Going into this movie, I was completely unaware of what it was about other than the brief synopsis on imdb.com. I chose to watch it because I had heard it was good and I am a fan of the starring actors. The film is obviously billed as a horror movie, but I didn’t know what type and, in the very best of ways, I didn’t expect what it was. I promise to give away no spoilers or even any hints about what to expect, but I strongly, strongly urge everyone to watch this movie. It did no rely of cheap thrills or over the top ridiculousness. My biggest issue with many horror movies is that the climax always ends up being some extravagant, highly destructive finale that doesn’t match the rest of the movie. This movie did not do that. The Autopsy of Jane Doe established a

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Jan 8, 2017
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Can You Guess My Name?

I have been doing a number of articles on fairy tales. I think that the Grimm Brothers especially are phenomenal story tellers and the two of the originators of the horror genre. Their characters range from witches and anamorphic animals to princes and queens. In my opinion, however, one of their best characters is a little imp who appears when people are desperate and willing to make a trades of various value. This imp is called a manikin in the tale which is basically just an excessively small person with no other noticeable defects. Nevertheless, many interpretations of this character have him as anything from a slightly deformed person to an outright troll. If you haven’t guessed his name by now, you aren’t alone. In fact, that’s kind of an integral part of the story. Rumpelstiltskin is an iconic character and an extremely unheralded villain. The creature’s name itself may be why he is visualized as a troll of goblin.

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Jan 7, 2017
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Two New Cast Members Will Hunt ‘The Predator’

Shane Black’s ‘The Predator’ will begin filming this winter. With an already impressive cast, the announcement has come that two new names have been added to have been added to the roster for the long-awaited sequel. ‘Westworld’ actor Trevante Rhodes officially joined the cast a few days ago and will co-star as an ex-Marine on a mission to kill the Predator(s). News has arrived that funny man Keegan-Michael Key has signed on to play the role of a man who helps Rhodes and Boyd Holbrook’s characters fight the Predators (Yes, Predators, as in more than one). Key is most well known for co-creating Comedy Central’s ‘Key and Peele’ co-starring Jordan Peele, who recently made his directorial debut with ‘Get Out‘. Hollywood A-Lister Benicio Del Toro is currently in talks to play a role in ‘The Predator’, which one is still unknown. Del Toro has long history of great roles and a lot of talent. He has starred in many films

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Resident Evil Collectible Looks Like A Zombie’s…You Just Have To See It For Yourself

There are thousands of different horror collectibles out there, from figures, art, clothing, to almost everything you can think of. One interesting item by Japan’s Biohazard Ambassador events is a Resident Evil USB port item, and it looks a lot like a burnt or zombified penis. While meant to be a zombie finger like the one in the game, it doesn’t resemble a finger at all until it’s bent. But come on, if you were going to make a finger, wouldn’t you give it something resembling a finger nail? When it is straight, it just looks like a dong that’s charred. Did Lorena Bobbitt design this thing? To make matters worse, the “finger” will be included in Gamestop’s exclusive collector’s edition. I’m sorry, I just can’t stop laughing at this thing. Is this what happens to a zombie when it turns? What do you think this “collector’s item” looks like? Source: Kotaku.com

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The Walking Dead Releases Series Of Cryptic Teaser Images For Second Half Of Season 7

A series of cryptic photos for The Walking Dead’s mid-season premiere and the remaining eight episodes of the seventh season. In the first half of the season Rick and the residents of Alexandria struggled under the thump of Negan and his Saviors, while trying to cope with the brutal deaths of Abraham and Glenn, and the kidnapping of Daryl, all at the hands of that bat-swinging egomaniac. The second half of the season picks up with Rick and the group are tired of Negan’s rule and are ready to rise up. With Daryl free and the group reunited, Rick is on a mission to convince Hilltop and The Kingdom to join forces and take out Negan and the Saviors for once and all. The Walking dead returns on February 12th at 9:00 pm ET/PT on AMC. If you are still wondering who the owner is of the pair of mysterious boots from the mid-season finale, click here to find out.

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The Owner Of The Mystery Boots In The Walking Dead Mid-Season Finale Revealed

WARNING: Spoilers! Since the mid-season finale of ‘The Walking Dead’ fans have been tossing around theories about who the owner is of the mysterious pair of boots seen in two different scenes in the episode. We can now answer that, sort of. What we can tell you is that it is NOT Dwight, or a Whisperer, or even a past character come back to scope out Alexandria. It is a completely new, never before mentioned character. The new character is not in the comics either. That’s right, fresh blood. The thing is, we have no idea what we can expect from them. We do know a little, thanks to the Spoiling Dead. The owner of the dirty boots is a teenager, who is part of a brand new group. The group is made of all teens, and get this, they live in dumpsters. Get ready to meet “The Garbage Pail Kids”. No, that’s not their real name, but it sounds

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Visit LAKE ALICE for Some Holiday Cheer and Cold Blooded Killing

The holidays are a time when many get together with their families, friends, and loved ones. And while it can be a time for happy and heartfelt reunions, it can sometimes also be very awkward and stressful. Ryan Emerson finds himself in the latter category, as he is accompanying his girlfriend Sarah to to meet her family for the FIRST time and spend Christmas at their cabin near Lake Alice in Wisconsin. Not only does Ryan have to prove to Sarah’s father , Greg, that he is worthy of his daughter’s affections, he must also quell the bitter feelings he feels towards one of Sarah’s ex boyfriends. As everyone begins to get settled and prepares for Christmas in the Thomas family cabin, so begin a number of strange occurrences. When said events are brought to the attention of local law enforcement, it’s met with indifference bordering on antipathy. A storm is on the horizon, and this Christmas could very well

Continue reading →
Jan 14, 2017
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Plot vs. Gore…Can We Not Have Both?

I was watching a terrifying movie the other day and I made a realization. I will not name movies here because I do not want to throw anyone under the bus, but I realized it feels as though gore and plot have become mutually exclusive. Now, don’t get me wrong, I love gore. I love watching faces and limbs get ripped off. I love watching blood spatter across the screen and hearing screams of victims. I am a huge fan! However, this movie that I watched had almost no gore, almost no blood, no jump scares and was, by far, the best horror movie I have seen in a very long time. The plot was heavy with depth, the characters got developed, I was helplessly sucked in to the story and I loved every minute of it! Again, I am not speaking against gore and bloodbaths caused by torture and machetes, but I am speaking out against movies that are

Continue reading →
Jan 11, 2017
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Short Film “Agatha” Brings Simple Terror to Your Screen

Writer/Producer Timothy Vandenberg (Quattelbaum, 4th and Long, Song of a Fifth Grade Samurai) and Producer John Mario Marchioni bring a new horror to the short film world. The 8-minute long film Agatha tells the story of an orphan girl who “is paid handsomely by an old woman to bring meals to someone living in her attic until the girl crosses the one boundary set for her, and discovers a deadly truth.” Set in the Pennsylvania 1800s, orphans were a common occurrence and hundreds of children roamed the streets and were filling orphanages. This story deals with one curious girl and a mysterious woman in an attic who has an all too enticing secret. In an interview, Vanderberg discusses the challenge of finding the right cast and how happy he is with each performance. He also mentions a full length script the he has ready for when the time comes. Starring Louise Ogel, Renee Farrabow, and Penny Kohut, with Tony Rosen

Continue reading →
Jan 11, 2017
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Synopsis Revealed For The Second Half Of Season 7 Of The Walking Dead

Last week ‘The Walking Dead’ teased fans with a series of mysterious images for the second half of season 7. Today, we have the synopsis for rest of the season. The first half of Season 7 saw Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and the group broken by Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan), forced to fall under his will and brutally convinced to live under his rules. The second half of the season will focus on preparing for war and gathering the supplies and numbers to take Negan down once and for all. Rick’s group will find out yet again that the world isn’t what they thought it was. It’s much bigger than anything they’ve seen so far. While they have a singular purpose – to defeat Negan – it won’t come easy. More importantly, victory will require more than Alexandria. They need the numbers of the Kingdom and the Hilltop, but, similar to how Rick felt, Ezekiel (Khary Payton) and Gregory (Xander Berkeley)

Continue reading →
Jan 10, 2017
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The Autopsy of Jane Doe: The Character is Dead, but the Movie Thrives

I just finished the André Øvredal directed film The Autopsy of Jane Doe. Going into this movie, I was completely unaware of what it was about other than the brief synopsis on imdb.com. I chose to watch it because I had heard it was good and I am a fan of the starring actors. The film is obviously billed as a horror movie, but I didn’t know what type and, in the very best of ways, I didn’t expect what it was. I promise to give away no spoilers or even any hints about what to expect, but I strongly, strongly urge everyone to watch this movie. It did no rely of cheap thrills or over the top ridiculousness. My biggest issue with many horror movies is that the climax always ends up being some extravagant, highly destructive finale that doesn’t match the rest of the movie. This movie did not do that. The Autopsy of Jane Doe established a

Continue reading →
Jan 8, 2017
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Can You Guess My Name?

I have been doing a number of articles on fairy tales. I think that the Grimm Brothers especially are phenomenal story tellers and the two of the originators of the horror genre. Their characters range from witches and anamorphic animals to princes and queens. In my opinion, however, one of their best characters is a little imp who appears when people are desperate and willing to make a trades of various value. This imp is called a manikin in the tale which is basically just an excessively small person with no other noticeable defects. Nevertheless, many interpretations of this character have him as anything from a slightly deformed person to an outright troll. If you haven’t guessed his name by now, you aren’t alone. In fact, that’s kind of an integral part of the story. Rumpelstiltskin is an iconic character and an extremely unheralded villain. The creature’s name itself may be why he is visualized as a troll of goblin.

Continue reading →
Jan 7, 2017
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Two New Cast Members Will Hunt ‘The Predator’

Shane Black’s ‘The Predator’ will begin filming this winter. With an already impressive cast, the announcement has come that two new names have been added to have been added to the roster for the long-awaited sequel. ‘Westworld’ actor Trevante Rhodes officially joined the cast a few days ago and will co-star as an ex-Marine on a mission to kill the Predator(s). News has arrived that funny man Keegan-Michael Key has signed on to play the role of a man who helps Rhodes and Boyd Holbrook’s characters fight the Predators (Yes, Predators, as in more than one). Key is most well known for co-creating Comedy Central’s ‘Key and Peele’ co-starring Jordan Peele, who recently made his directorial debut with ‘Get Out‘. Hollywood A-Lister Benicio Del Toro is currently in talks to play a role in ‘The Predator’, which one is still unknown. Del Toro has long history of great roles and a lot of talent. He has starred in many films

Continue reading →
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Resident Evil Collectible Looks Like A Zombie’s…You Just Have To See It For Yourself

There are thousands of different horror collectibles out there, from figures, art, clothing, to almost everything you can think of. One interesting item by Japan’s Biohazard Ambassador events is a Resident Evil USB port item, and it looks a lot like a burnt or zombified penis. While meant to be a zombie finger like the one in the game, it doesn’t resemble a finger at all until it’s bent. But come on, if you were going to make a finger, wouldn’t you give it something resembling a finger nail? When it is straight, it just looks like a dong that’s charred. Did Lorena Bobbitt design this thing? To make matters worse, the “finger” will be included in Gamestop’s exclusive collector’s edition. I’m sorry, I just can’t stop laughing at this thing. Is this what happens to a zombie when it turns? What do you think this “collector’s item” looks like? Source: Kotaku.com

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The Walking Dead Releases Series Of Cryptic Teaser Images For Second Half Of Season 7

A series of cryptic photos for The Walking Dead’s mid-season premiere and the remaining eight episodes of the seventh season. In the first half of the season Rick and the residents of Alexandria struggled under the thump of Negan and his Saviors, while trying to cope with the brutal deaths of Abraham and Glenn, and the kidnapping of Daryl, all at the hands of that bat-swinging egomaniac. The second half of the season picks up with Rick and the group are tired of Negan’s rule and are ready to rise up. With Daryl free and the group reunited, Rick is on a mission to convince Hilltop and The Kingdom to join forces and take out Negan and the Saviors for once and all. The Walking dead returns on February 12th at 9:00 pm ET/PT on AMC. If you are still wondering who the owner is of the pair of mysterious boots from the mid-season finale, click here to find out.

Continue reading →
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The Owner Of The Mystery Boots In The Walking Dead Mid-Season Finale Revealed

WARNING: Spoilers! Since the mid-season finale of ‘The Walking Dead’ fans have been tossing around theories about who the owner is of the mysterious pair of boots seen in two different scenes in the episode. We can now answer that, sort of. What we can tell you is that it is NOT Dwight, or a Whisperer, or even a past character come back to scope out Alexandria. It is a completely new, never before mentioned character. The new character is not in the comics either. That’s right, fresh blood. The thing is, we have no idea what we can expect from them. We do know a little, thanks to the Spoiling Dead. The owner of the dirty boots is a teenager, who is part of a brand new group. The group is made of all teens, and get this, they live in dumpsters. Get ready to meet “The Garbage Pail Kids”. No, that’s not their real name, but it sounds

Continue reading →