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Movie Review: Bonehill Road is a Howlin’ Good Creature Feature!
Bonehill Road tells the story of Emily and Eden, a mother/step-daughter duo who hit the road after Emily’s go-go gorilla of a husband goes blood simple and starts whippin’ Emily-ass six ways to Sunday (which I’m 100% positive he would blame on her being clumsy and accidentally walking into his fist six to seven hundred times). As our heroines do their Thelma and Louise they perform the one act that all victims of nerve shattering domestic abuse always seem to do; they nearly run down a werewolf in their economy sedan. Since said werewolf has the same personality as Emil’s hubby, he goes completely berserk, gathers up his puppy posse, and attempts to use the duo as chew toys, but they escape and find themselves at a house in the middle of nowhere…which is occupied by a complete psycho who just so happens to be a cannibal…for F’s sake can these ladies ever catch a break? With a madman inside,
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Comet TV Announces An Out Of This World December Schedule
Before you get all wrapped up in the holiday season, COMET TV has a bunch of things this December to keep you warm and snuggly! Great films are playing this month like Earth Girls Are Easy (After today, isn’t it time for a mental margarita?), Tank Girl, and more! Don’t miss the COMET TV Martian Holiday Movie Marathon on December 25th starting at Noon/11C. I mean, your family is out of this world, so keep them entertained with martian movies. There’s also Cult Classic Theater all month long, with Dolls, Morons from Space, and More! Did we mention that you can watch Comet TV for free? How awesome is that? Here’s the Comet TV December lineup. Check it out. Martian Holiday Movie Marathon Sunday, December 25 starting at NOON/11C Mars Needs Women (1968) Starting at NOON/11C The Angry Red Planet (1960) Starting at 2P/1C Queen of Blood (1966) Starting at 4P/3C Red Planet Mars (1952) Starting at 6P/5C Santa Claus
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New Dark ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch’ Series Coming To Netflix
The ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ series, originally developed for the CW, has received a straight-to-series order at Netflix. The series has already been green-lighted for two-seasons and 20-episodes to start off with, according to Deadline. The show, based on the graphic novel ‘The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’, is from the team behind ‘Riverdale’, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Berlanti Productions, and Warner Bros. Television. Aquirre-Sacasa penned the script for the pilot which Lee Toland Krieger directed. Unlike the ‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch’ that aired from ’96 to 2003, this series will be a dark drama mixed with horror and is an origin story in which Sabrina finds herself wrestling with her duel-nature, half witch, half human. While Sabrina is trying to find her way she will fight the evil force that threatens her and her family. Aguirre-Sacasa, Krieger, and Berlanti Productions will executive produce the series along with Sarah Schechter and Jon Goldwater of Archie Comics.
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Short Film Reviews: Four Fearsome Fright Flicks From Andrew J.D. Robinson
Now for something completely F’n different…some rapid fire revoltin’ reviews of a quartet of short subject fright films! (All of the following were created by Andrew J.D. Robinson; the award winning filmmaker/founder of the 15 Second Horror Film Challenge) Let’s kick things off with: SIGHTINGS In Sightings two women sit in a car and reflect on the disappearance of their missing sister (who’s fate is no mystery given the structure of this film). During the course of the picture we learn the women’s memories and dreams of their sibling, as well as their extreme (and convincing) emotional distress. While the acting, aesthetic and make-up design is all rather impressive to say the least, out of all of the films reviewed in this piece this one was my least favorite…and I can’t quite put my finger on why. To me it seemed opening the film with the imagery Robinson did it cut some of the visceral punch of the story a
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Gaming: The Evolution Of A Billion Dollar Industry
Video Games, the mention of that word brings up many images the most common one being someone who’s wasting their life over “Cheap” entertainment. Well, a gamer like me and others can say one thing; it’s an expensive hobby and we get a lot of enjoyment out of it. Video Games and Gaming itself has evolved over the years and has developed a strong subculture and industry that brings in billions of dollars a year, combining revenue made by the Gaming industry in 2017 they made $108 Billion in total, more than oil company Gazprom made last year ($102.1B)! A recent Info graph by website HistoryDegree.Net shows that not only is the gaming world changing but so is the profits made by companies. Video Games started off as the beloved and hated quarter-eating arcade games that you would find in stores, restaurants, and malls the first and most notable game, Pong. That changed in 1972 when the new concept of
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Netflix Announces Season 3 Of ‘Strangers Things’
Netflix gave ‘Stranger Things’ fans an early Christmas gift today. They have officially announced the hit series’ third season! FOR THE LOVE OF STEVE, DUH! So hold tight baby darts — season 3 is officially happening. — Netflix (@netflix) December 1, 2017 The show, which scored 18 Emmy nominations and five wins this year, stars David Harbour as police chief Jim Hopper who is the guardian of Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown). Winona Rider co-stars alongside Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, Charlie Heaton, Dacre Montgomery, Joe Keery, and Sadie Sink. So, what do we know about season 3? The Duffer Brothers recently spoke with THR and stated that there will be a significant time jump this season. Even if we wanted to hop into the action faster, we couldn’t,” says Matt Duffer. “Our kids are aging. We can only write and produce the show so fast. They’re going to be almost a year older by the time we start shooting
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Four New Releases, Three Months, One Director – Writer-Director Justin Price Is Killing It!
Actor-writer-director Justin Price is doing something most directors never accomplished. Price is having four feature films released in a three-month span. And you won’t believe it, but he expects to do it again in 2018. Justin, who already has 14 titles under his belt, told us all about the films which are now be released and a few other during our interview back in October. Since that day he has filled us in on what he’s working on for 2018. Trust me, you want to keep an eye out for his future films. The man works with the energy of a kid hyped up on 3 Red Bulls and already has 14 films under his directing title, has appeared in 14 films, and has produced 21. Some might ask why he works so hard, for that answer, you’ll have to read the interview. Price has filmmaking and acting in his blood, his uncle is none other than hilarious actor-writer-director Kevin
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New Documentay Explores The Legend Of ‘The Flatwoods Monster’
Next year a new documentary will investigate the fabled “Flatwoods Monster” of West Virginia. The documentary will be released by the award-winning, Small Town Monsters production company, who are responsible for last Spring’s, “The Mothman of Point Pleasant”; another documentary centered around a well-known West Virginia legend. The film is directed and written by Seth Breedlove, the director of the award-winning film Boggy Creek Monster. The film features an original score composed by Brandon Dalo and cinematography by Zachary Palmisano with special FX by Santino Vitale and fully animated sequences by Chris Scalf. The tale goes like this: “In 1952 five children were playing football in a small town called Flatwoods, WV when a strange object appeared above them. Streaking across the sky, they watched it crest a nearby hill, slow and then descend just over the top of the ridge. What followed after their sighting has become one of the most infamous local legends ever recorded. That night, seven
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Eric Roberts Will Deal With ‘No Solicitors’ – This January On DVD
Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight, The Institute, Human Centipede III) stars in the award-winning upcoming campy horror film No Solicitors, coming to DVD and Digital the first of the year. Co-starring Justin Beahm, Felissa Rose, Joshua Benton, Marv Blauvelt, Brian Fortuna, Suze Lanier-Bramlett, and Teddy Saunders, No Solicitors was written and directed by John Callas. In the film, Lewis Cutterman is a well-respected brain surgeon and happily married with two beautiful children who run the family business. They are model citizens within the community. A simple visit to their home by a solicitor is greeted by an invitation to dinner; except dinner takes a macabre turn when the solicitor finds himself drugged by the family. Waking up, the solicitor soon discovers they will be slowly eaten piece by piece and that the kid’s family business is to farm out their internal organs to needy patients. Felissa Rose and John Callas produced with Alan Pao serving as executive producer. No Solicitors
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Movie Review: Flashburn is a Solid “End of Humanity” Sci-Fi Thriller
Flashburn concerns the misadventures of Wes, a dude that finds himself behind the wheel of a crashed pick-up truck located within the confines of a warehouse in a disease ravaged dystopian future. Ol’ Wes soon finds out he can not leave the structure, and that he has been brought here for a purpose; to devise a cure for the virus that is currently kicking humanity’s ass up and down the hall. As our yarn unspools Wes must contend with regaining his memory (he was a fancy-schmancy scientist type before becoming America’s favorite warehouse prisoner), finding a cure, discovering his ties to the virus, and dealing with the enigmatic ‘Lazarus’ who imprisoned him. I went into Flashburn expecting a low-budget thriller with some sci-fi trappings thrown on top (you know, the type of shit that seems to replicate by osmosis on SyFy channel), but I found myself pleasantly surprised. While the film may not have cost as much as Ye Olde
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Movie Review: Bonehill Road is a Howlin’ Good Creature Feature!
Bonehill Road tells the story of Emily and Eden, a mother/step-daughter duo who hit the road after Emily’s go-go gorilla of a husband goes blood simple and starts whippin’ Emily-ass six ways to Sunday (which I’m 100% positive he would blame on her being clumsy and accidentally walking into his fist six to seven hundred times). As our heroines do their Thelma and Louise they perform the one act that all victims of nerve shattering domestic abuse always seem to do; they nearly run down a werewolf in their economy sedan. Since said werewolf has the same personality as Emil’s hubby, he goes completely berserk, gathers up his puppy posse, and attempts to use the duo as chew toys, but they escape and find themselves at a house in the middle of nowhere…which is occupied by a complete psycho who just so happens to be a cannibal…for F’s sake can these ladies ever catch a break? With a madman inside,
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Comet TV Announces An Out Of This World December Schedule
Before you get all wrapped up in the holiday season, COMET TV has a bunch of things this December to keep you warm and snuggly! Great films are playing this month like Earth Girls Are Easy (After today, isn’t it time for a mental margarita?), Tank Girl, and more! Don’t miss the COMET TV Martian Holiday Movie Marathon on December 25th starting at Noon/11C. I mean, your family is out of this world, so keep them entertained with martian movies. There’s also Cult Classic Theater all month long, with Dolls, Morons from Space, and More! Did we mention that you can watch Comet TV for free? How awesome is that? Here’s the Comet TV December lineup. Check it out. Martian Holiday Movie Marathon Sunday, December 25 starting at NOON/11C Mars Needs Women (1968) Starting at NOON/11C The Angry Red Planet (1960) Starting at 2P/1C Queen of Blood (1966) Starting at 4P/3C Red Planet Mars (1952) Starting at 6P/5C Santa Claus
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New Dark ‘Sabrina The Teenage Witch’ Series Coming To Netflix
The ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’ series, originally developed for the CW, has received a straight-to-series order at Netflix. The series has already been green-lighted for two-seasons and 20-episodes to start off with, according to Deadline. The show, based on the graphic novel ‘The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina’, is from the team behind ‘Riverdale’, Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, Berlanti Productions, and Warner Bros. Television. Aquirre-Sacasa penned the script for the pilot which Lee Toland Krieger directed. Unlike the ‘Sabrina the Teenage Witch’ that aired from ’96 to 2003, this series will be a dark drama mixed with horror and is an origin story in which Sabrina finds herself wrestling with her duel-nature, half witch, half human. While Sabrina is trying to find her way she will fight the evil force that threatens her and her family. Aguirre-Sacasa, Krieger, and Berlanti Productions will executive produce the series along with Sarah Schechter and Jon Goldwater of Archie Comics.
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Short Film Reviews: Four Fearsome Fright Flicks From Andrew J.D. Robinson
Now for something completely F’n different…some rapid fire revoltin’ reviews of a quartet of short subject fright films! (All of the following were created by Andrew J.D. Robinson; the award winning filmmaker/founder of the 15 Second Horror Film Challenge) Let’s kick things off with: SIGHTINGS In Sightings two women sit in a car and reflect on the disappearance of their missing sister (who’s fate is no mystery given the structure of this film). During the course of the picture we learn the women’s memories and dreams of their sibling, as well as their extreme (and convincing) emotional distress. While the acting, aesthetic and make-up design is all rather impressive to say the least, out of all of the films reviewed in this piece this one was my least favorite…and I can’t quite put my finger on why. To me it seemed opening the film with the imagery Robinson did it cut some of the visceral punch of the story a
Continue reading →
Gaming: The Evolution Of A Billion Dollar Industry
Video Games, the mention of that word brings up many images the most common one being someone who’s wasting their life over “Cheap” entertainment. Well, a gamer like me and others can say one thing; it’s an expensive hobby and we get a lot of enjoyment out of it. Video Games and Gaming itself has evolved over the years and has developed a strong subculture and industry that brings in billions of dollars a year, combining revenue made by the Gaming industry in 2017 they made $108 Billion in total, more than oil company Gazprom made last year ($102.1B)! A recent Info graph by website HistoryDegree.Net shows that not only is the gaming world changing but so is the profits made by companies. Video Games started off as the beloved and hated quarter-eating arcade games that you would find in stores, restaurants, and malls the first and most notable game, Pong. That changed in 1972 when the new concept of
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Netflix Announces Season 3 Of ‘Strangers Things’
Netflix gave ‘Stranger Things’ fans an early Christmas gift today. They have officially announced the hit series’ third season! FOR THE LOVE OF STEVE, DUH! So hold tight baby darts — season 3 is officially happening. — Netflix (@netflix) December 1, 2017 The show, which scored 18 Emmy nominations and five wins this year, stars David Harbour as police chief Jim Hopper who is the guardian of Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown). Winona Rider co-stars alongside Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp, Charlie Heaton, Dacre Montgomery, Joe Keery, and Sadie Sink. So, what do we know about season 3? The Duffer Brothers recently spoke with THR and stated that there will be a significant time jump this season. Even if we wanted to hop into the action faster, we couldn’t,” says Matt Duffer. “Our kids are aging. We can only write and produce the show so fast. They’re going to be almost a year older by the time we start shooting
Continue reading →
Four New Releases, Three Months, One Director – Writer-Director Justin Price Is Killing It!
Actor-writer-director Justin Price is doing something most directors never accomplished. Price is having four feature films released in a three-month span. And you won’t believe it, but he expects to do it again in 2018. Justin, who already has 14 titles under his belt, told us all about the films which are now be released and a few other during our interview back in October. Since that day he has filled us in on what he’s working on for 2018. Trust me, you want to keep an eye out for his future films. The man works with the energy of a kid hyped up on 3 Red Bulls and already has 14 films under his directing title, has appeared in 14 films, and has produced 21. Some might ask why he works so hard, for that answer, you’ll have to read the interview. Price has filmmaking and acting in his blood, his uncle is none other than hilarious actor-writer-director Kevin
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New Documentay Explores The Legend Of ‘The Flatwoods Monster’
Next year a new documentary will investigate the fabled “Flatwoods Monster” of West Virginia. The documentary will be released by the award-winning, Small Town Monsters production company, who are responsible for last Spring’s, “The Mothman of Point Pleasant”; another documentary centered around a well-known West Virginia legend. The film is directed and written by Seth Breedlove, the director of the award-winning film Boggy Creek Monster. The film features an original score composed by Brandon Dalo and cinematography by Zachary Palmisano with special FX by Santino Vitale and fully animated sequences by Chris Scalf. The tale goes like this: “In 1952 five children were playing football in a small town called Flatwoods, WV when a strange object appeared above them. Streaking across the sky, they watched it crest a nearby hill, slow and then descend just over the top of the ridge. What followed after their sighting has become one of the most infamous local legends ever recorded. That night, seven
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Eric Roberts Will Deal With ‘No Solicitors’ – This January On DVD
Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight, The Institute, Human Centipede III) stars in the award-winning upcoming campy horror film No Solicitors, coming to DVD and Digital the first of the year. Co-starring Justin Beahm, Felissa Rose, Joshua Benton, Marv Blauvelt, Brian Fortuna, Suze Lanier-Bramlett, and Teddy Saunders, No Solicitors was written and directed by John Callas. In the film, Lewis Cutterman is a well-respected brain surgeon and happily married with two beautiful children who run the family business. They are model citizens within the community. A simple visit to their home by a solicitor is greeted by an invitation to dinner; except dinner takes a macabre turn when the solicitor finds himself drugged by the family. Waking up, the solicitor soon discovers they will be slowly eaten piece by piece and that the kid’s family business is to farm out their internal organs to needy patients. Felissa Rose and John Callas produced with Alan Pao serving as executive producer. No Solicitors
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Movie Review: Flashburn is a Solid “End of Humanity” Sci-Fi Thriller
Flashburn concerns the misadventures of Wes, a dude that finds himself behind the wheel of a crashed pick-up truck located within the confines of a warehouse in a disease ravaged dystopian future. Ol’ Wes soon finds out he can not leave the structure, and that he has been brought here for a purpose; to devise a cure for the virus that is currently kicking humanity’s ass up and down the hall. As our yarn unspools Wes must contend with regaining his memory (he was a fancy-schmancy scientist type before becoming America’s favorite warehouse prisoner), finding a cure, discovering his ties to the virus, and dealing with the enigmatic ‘Lazarus’ who imprisoned him. I went into Flashburn expecting a low-budget thriller with some sci-fi trappings thrown on top (you know, the type of shit that seems to replicate by osmosis on SyFy channel), but I found myself pleasantly surprised. While the film may not have cost as much as Ye Olde
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