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4K Ultra HD Review: Perdita Durango (1997)
Perdita Durango (Rosie Perez), that jaguar lovin’, do-whatever-the-fuck she pleases badass has truly met her match in blood-crazed, self-proclaimed sorcerer (of a rather unpleasant version of Santeria he has bastardized) and crime spree enthusiast Romeo (Javier Bardem), and the world is all the worse for it! What does Satan’s favorite power couple get up to you may ask? Well, Romeo gets a gig transporting fetuses for illegal use by a cosmetics company, but before engaging in that bit o’ biz; he and his lady-fare decide to kidnap a ridiculous duo of college kids, lovers Duane (Harley Cross) and Estelle… who’s lives mirror a sitcom, in order to eat one of them (they haven’t decided on which one) and use them as sacrifices in one of Romeo’s Santeria shows. Hot on their trail is ridiculous, yet doggedly determined DEA agent Dumas (James Gandolfini) who can take cartoon levels of abuse and keep on truckin’. All of this collides and gets fucked
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Celebrate The Full Moon With Hulu’s Week Long Hair Raising Werewolf Lineup
Hulu is celebrating March’s Full Moon on Sunday the 28th with howling good series and film premieres for every wolf in your pack! TEEN WOLF: COMPLETE SERIES – Monday, March 22nd When you think of the full moon, odds are you think of werewolves, at least we do. Hulu’s week-long celebration is the perfect excuse (not that you need one) to binge the entire “Teen Wolf” series. Want another reason? It’s “Teen Wolf’s” 10th anniversary! Scott was just a regular guy until one bite changed his life forever. Now he struggles to understand who he is and what he might become. Is he more wolf than human – or is it the other way around? Whichever it is, it’s not going to be easy. 100% WOLF (2020) – Tuesday, March 23rd Looking for something to watch with your pups? We’ve got the answer, 100% Wolf which will leave you both howling with laughter and truly entertained. The Australian animated kids’
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Movie Review (SXSW Online 2021): The Feast
Welsh shocker The Feast is an unsettling, eerie slice of horror cinema that jangles the nerves and does a beautiful job of slowly unraveling its secrets until its mind-boggling third act sticks the landing. This is instant classic fright fare, and the film will be hard to topple from its current spot as my favorite horror movie of this year. Food server Cadi (Annes Elwy in a superb performance) is filling in for the woman who usually helps Glenda (Nia Roberts), the wife of politician Gwyn (Julian Lewis Jones), prepare dinners for guests in the couple’s sumptuous, high-tech country home. Invited to dinner are businessman Euros (Rhodri Mielir) and neighbor Delyth (Caroline Berry), and reluctant to attend are the couple’s oldest son Gweirydd (Sion Alun Davies), who is preparing for a triathlon when not displaying perverse behavior, and Guto (Steffan Cennydd), a drug-addicted would-be musician. The events of The Feast unfold over the course of one evening, from preparation time
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Games Which Perfectly Capture The Horror Theme
A good game, like a good movie, will hook you with its characters and plot. What makes video games stand out, however, is that you are responsible for the outcome. While some games play a linear storyline, others let your decisions directly affect the ending, and there’s nowhere else this more effective than the genre of horror games. It might seem strange that one of the most popular game genres is one that actively seeks to upset, unnerve, and downright terrify the person playing, but for horror fans, that’s all part of the fun. When we’re scared, our bodies respond by releasing adrenaline, endorphins, and dopamine – all chemicals which make us feel excited and happy in other circumstances. Because horror games are played in a safe environment – it isn’t actually you being chased down that alleyway by a horde of zombies – we are able to enjoy the ‘hormone high’ without actually being in danger. It’s the same
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Scream Queen Linnea Quigley Hosting New Show “Paranormal Truth”
From vampires, exorcisms, devil worship, to supernatural hauntings, horror icon Linnea Quigley will take you behind the myths and realities of these subjects in the new series “Paranormal Truth” whose first season will feature twelve spooky episodes that delve into the darkest of subjects. Scream Queen Linnea Quigley has starred in many of the most important horror films such as The Return of the Living Dead in which she played the iconic horror character Trash, Night of the Demons, Silent Night, Deadly Night, and many more. Directed by Jeff Sheldon & Victor Huesca the series is produced by Linnea Quigley and Ross Fall. It’s edited by Chris Newman. “Paranormal Truth” is from MAHA films in conjunction with ScreamQueen Productions and will premiere On Demand soon! Check out the trailer!
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The Dark Zone Network Streaming Live Three Day Investigation Of America’s Most Haunted Police Station
The Dark Zone Network presents another epic live three-day streaming event – a paranormal investigation of America’s most haunted police precinct, LAPD Station #11. Visitors at the Los Angeles Police Museum often report strange activity including mannequins moving, disembodied voices speaking, and even invisible hands reaching out to touch someone! It’s enough to make the hair on the back of the neck of the toughest cop stand up. Built in 1925, the haunted halls of LA’s old Northeast Division Police Station #11, have hosted many of the most heinous criminals and housed the horrific evidence used to prosecute their crimes—murder cases like the Manson Family Murders, the Hillside Strangler, the Black Dahlia, the Onion Field Murders, The Night Stalker, The North Hollywood Shoot-Out. In fact, a psychic medium recently revealed that one of the deceased bank robbers from that shoot-out often stands behind an employee and touches her hair. And then there are those other puzzling cases that have left
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Horror-Comedy ‘Hawk & Rev: Vampire Slayers’ Is Out Now On Demand And On DVD
Ryan Barton Grimley’s blood-soaked horror-comedy Hawk And Rev: Vampire Slayers is out now On Demand and on DVD! Grimley, Ari Schneider, Jana Savage, and Richard Gayler star in the indie film that follows Philip “HAWK” Hawkins who doesn’t just dream about killing vampires…he eats, sleeps, drinks, and freakin’ breaths it. After getting kicked out of the Army for staking a fellow soldier with a blunt two by four, Hawk almost dies of boredom working as a night security guard at a deserted warehouse in his hometown of Santa Muerte, California. Just when it looks like all Hawk’s options in life have expired, filthy blood-sucking vampires appear and of course, no one freakin’ believes him! With his back up against the wall, his sweaty Karate Kid headband tied on tight, real tight, and hordes of blood-thirsty vampires closing in, Hawk enlists the help of the one person who kind of believes him… Revson “REV” McCabe, a dimwitted, vegan-pacifist groundskeeper. Together they
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Bring Home The Hit Horror Anthology ‘The Mortuary Collection’ On Blu-ray and DVD
Shudder’s fantastically spooky horror anthology The Mortuary Collection is heading to VOD, Blay-ray, and more this April! “Set in the phantasmagorical town of Raven’s End, nothing is as it seems… In the movie, a misguided young girl takes refuge in a decrepit old mortuary. There she meets Montgomery Dark, an eccentric undertaker with more than a few skeletons in his closet. Montgomery chronicles the strange history of the town through a series of twisted tales, each more terrifying than the last, but the young girl’s world is unhinged when she discovers that the final story…is her own.” Written and directed by Ryan Spindell (“50 States of Fright,” The Babysitter Murders), The Mortuary Collection stars Clancy Brown (The Shawshank Redemption, Thor: Ragnarok), Caitlin Custer (“Teen Wolf,” “Swingtown”), Christine Kilmer (“Hollywood,” “Shameless”), and Jacob Elordi (The Kissing Booth franchise, “Euphoria”). RLJE Films will release The Mortuary Collection on VOD, Digital HD, DVD (SRP of $27.97), and Blu-ray (SRP of $28.96) on April
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Movie Review: The Parish (2021)
Today, I’m here to discuss director David S.Hogan’s supernatural thriller The Parish. Scripted by Todd Downing, The Parish stars Devil’s Rejects actor Bill Oberst Jr., Angela DiMarco, Sanae Loutsis, and Ray Tagavilla. The film starts off with the heartbreaking story of a family grieving the loss of Jacob, a husband, and a father. With a plan of starting over, Liz and her daughter Audrey (Sanae Loutsis) move to a new town. It’s not long before the two begin to meet people that others can’t see. The ghost of Jacob gives them stern and mysterious warnings. Luckily, the local priest is there to help when things become darker and more dangerous, revealing the story of a dangerous mystery that has plagued the town for over sixty years. The Parish is slow out of the gate but picks up some speed midway through. If you’re looking for something action-packed this may not be the film for you, but if you are willing
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Do You Remember Some Of These Classic Horror Games?
You can’t beat a horror gaming experience. The genre has always done a remarkable job at making people feel uneasy and like something sinister is on the horizon, but when it comes to gaming, it takes it up a notch or two. Books provide the same feelings of emotion for some, although having it illustrated on a screen right before your eyes is hard to rival. Over the years, numerous horror games have recorded great success on a variety of consoles. As technology has evolved, the games on offer have improved dramatically, too. Gamers keen on the genre have experienced creations that send the heart racing and get the adrenaline pumping on an impressively regular basis, with many classic games making a mark on what is a dedicated and loyal community of horror gamers. Unlike other genres, horror games provide the thrill and spooky nature that is hard to find elsewhere. Yes, sports games are entertaining, and it can be
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4K Ultra HD Review: Perdita Durango (1997)
Perdita Durango (Rosie Perez), that jaguar lovin’, do-whatever-the-fuck she pleases badass has truly met her match in blood-crazed, self-proclaimed sorcerer (of a rather unpleasant version of Santeria he has bastardized) and crime spree enthusiast Romeo (Javier Bardem), and the world is all the worse for it! What does Satan’s favorite power couple get up to you may ask? Well, Romeo gets a gig transporting fetuses for illegal use by a cosmetics company, but before engaging in that bit o’ biz; he and his lady-fare decide to kidnap a ridiculous duo of college kids, lovers Duane (Harley Cross) and Estelle… who’s lives mirror a sitcom, in order to eat one of them (they haven’t decided on which one) and use them as sacrifices in one of Romeo’s Santeria shows. Hot on their trail is ridiculous, yet doggedly determined DEA agent Dumas (James Gandolfini) who can take cartoon levels of abuse and keep on truckin’. All of this collides and gets fucked
Continue reading →
Celebrate The Full Moon With Hulu’s Week Long Hair Raising Werewolf Lineup
Hulu is celebrating March’s Full Moon on Sunday the 28th with howling good series and film premieres for every wolf in your pack! TEEN WOLF: COMPLETE SERIES – Monday, March 22nd When you think of the full moon, odds are you think of werewolves, at least we do. Hulu’s week-long celebration is the perfect excuse (not that you need one) to binge the entire “Teen Wolf” series. Want another reason? It’s “Teen Wolf’s” 10th anniversary! Scott was just a regular guy until one bite changed his life forever. Now he struggles to understand who he is and what he might become. Is he more wolf than human – or is it the other way around? Whichever it is, it’s not going to be easy. 100% WOLF (2020) – Tuesday, March 23rd Looking for something to watch with your pups? We’ve got the answer, 100% Wolf which will leave you both howling with laughter and truly entertained. The Australian animated kids’
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Movie Review (SXSW Online 2021): The Feast
Welsh shocker The Feast is an unsettling, eerie slice of horror cinema that jangles the nerves and does a beautiful job of slowly unraveling its secrets until its mind-boggling third act sticks the landing. This is instant classic fright fare, and the film will be hard to topple from its current spot as my favorite horror movie of this year. Food server Cadi (Annes Elwy in a superb performance) is filling in for the woman who usually helps Glenda (Nia Roberts), the wife of politician Gwyn (Julian Lewis Jones), prepare dinners for guests in the couple’s sumptuous, high-tech country home. Invited to dinner are businessman Euros (Rhodri Mielir) and neighbor Delyth (Caroline Berry), and reluctant to attend are the couple’s oldest son Gweirydd (Sion Alun Davies), who is preparing for a triathlon when not displaying perverse behavior, and Guto (Steffan Cennydd), a drug-addicted would-be musician. The events of The Feast unfold over the course of one evening, from preparation time
Continue reading →
Games Which Perfectly Capture The Horror Theme
A good game, like a good movie, will hook you with its characters and plot. What makes video games stand out, however, is that you are responsible for the outcome. While some games play a linear storyline, others let your decisions directly affect the ending, and there’s nowhere else this more effective than the genre of horror games. It might seem strange that one of the most popular game genres is one that actively seeks to upset, unnerve, and downright terrify the person playing, but for horror fans, that’s all part of the fun. When we’re scared, our bodies respond by releasing adrenaline, endorphins, and dopamine – all chemicals which make us feel excited and happy in other circumstances. Because horror games are played in a safe environment – it isn’t actually you being chased down that alleyway by a horde of zombies – we are able to enjoy the ‘hormone high’ without actually being in danger. It’s the same
Continue reading →
Scream Queen Linnea Quigley Hosting New Show “Paranormal Truth”
From vampires, exorcisms, devil worship, to supernatural hauntings, horror icon Linnea Quigley will take you behind the myths and realities of these subjects in the new series “Paranormal Truth” whose first season will feature twelve spooky episodes that delve into the darkest of subjects. Scream Queen Linnea Quigley has starred in many of the most important horror films such as The Return of the Living Dead in which she played the iconic horror character Trash, Night of the Demons, Silent Night, Deadly Night, and many more. Directed by Jeff Sheldon & Victor Huesca the series is produced by Linnea Quigley and Ross Fall. It’s edited by Chris Newman. “Paranormal Truth” is from MAHA films in conjunction with ScreamQueen Productions and will premiere On Demand soon! Check out the trailer!
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The Dark Zone Network Streaming Live Three Day Investigation Of America’s Most Haunted Police Station
The Dark Zone Network presents another epic live three-day streaming event – a paranormal investigation of America’s most haunted police precinct, LAPD Station #11. Visitors at the Los Angeles Police Museum often report strange activity including mannequins moving, disembodied voices speaking, and even invisible hands reaching out to touch someone! It’s enough to make the hair on the back of the neck of the toughest cop stand up. Built in 1925, the haunted halls of LA’s old Northeast Division Police Station #11, have hosted many of the most heinous criminals and housed the horrific evidence used to prosecute their crimes—murder cases like the Manson Family Murders, the Hillside Strangler, the Black Dahlia, the Onion Field Murders, The Night Stalker, The North Hollywood Shoot-Out. In fact, a psychic medium recently revealed that one of the deceased bank robbers from that shoot-out often stands behind an employee and touches her hair. And then there are those other puzzling cases that have left
Continue reading →
Horror-Comedy ‘Hawk & Rev: Vampire Slayers’ Is Out Now On Demand And On DVD
Ryan Barton Grimley’s blood-soaked horror-comedy Hawk And Rev: Vampire Slayers is out now On Demand and on DVD! Grimley, Ari Schneider, Jana Savage, and Richard Gayler star in the indie film that follows Philip “HAWK” Hawkins who doesn’t just dream about killing vampires…he eats, sleeps, drinks, and freakin’ breaths it. After getting kicked out of the Army for staking a fellow soldier with a blunt two by four, Hawk almost dies of boredom working as a night security guard at a deserted warehouse in his hometown of Santa Muerte, California. Just when it looks like all Hawk’s options in life have expired, filthy blood-sucking vampires appear and of course, no one freakin’ believes him! With his back up against the wall, his sweaty Karate Kid headband tied on tight, real tight, and hordes of blood-thirsty vampires closing in, Hawk enlists the help of the one person who kind of believes him… Revson “REV” McCabe, a dimwitted, vegan-pacifist groundskeeper. Together they
Continue reading →
Bring Home The Hit Horror Anthology ‘The Mortuary Collection’ On Blu-ray and DVD
Shudder’s fantastically spooky horror anthology The Mortuary Collection is heading to VOD, Blay-ray, and more this April! “Set in the phantasmagorical town of Raven’s End, nothing is as it seems… In the movie, a misguided young girl takes refuge in a decrepit old mortuary. There she meets Montgomery Dark, an eccentric undertaker with more than a few skeletons in his closet. Montgomery chronicles the strange history of the town through a series of twisted tales, each more terrifying than the last, but the young girl’s world is unhinged when she discovers that the final story…is her own.” Written and directed by Ryan Spindell (“50 States of Fright,” The Babysitter Murders), The Mortuary Collection stars Clancy Brown (The Shawshank Redemption, Thor: Ragnarok), Caitlin Custer (“Teen Wolf,” “Swingtown”), Christine Kilmer (“Hollywood,” “Shameless”), and Jacob Elordi (The Kissing Booth franchise, “Euphoria”). RLJE Films will release The Mortuary Collection on VOD, Digital HD, DVD (SRP of $27.97), and Blu-ray (SRP of $28.96) on April
Continue reading →
Movie Review: The Parish (2021)
Today, I’m here to discuss director David S.Hogan’s supernatural thriller The Parish. Scripted by Todd Downing, The Parish stars Devil’s Rejects actor Bill Oberst Jr., Angela DiMarco, Sanae Loutsis, and Ray Tagavilla. The film starts off with the heartbreaking story of a family grieving the loss of Jacob, a husband, and a father. With a plan of starting over, Liz and her daughter Audrey (Sanae Loutsis) move to a new town. It’s not long before the two begin to meet people that others can’t see. The ghost of Jacob gives them stern and mysterious warnings. Luckily, the local priest is there to help when things become darker and more dangerous, revealing the story of a dangerous mystery that has plagued the town for over sixty years. The Parish is slow out of the gate but picks up some speed midway through. If you’re looking for something action-packed this may not be the film for you, but if you are willing
Continue reading →
Do You Remember Some Of These Classic Horror Games?
You can’t beat a horror gaming experience. The genre has always done a remarkable job at making people feel uneasy and like something sinister is on the horizon, but when it comes to gaming, it takes it up a notch or two. Books provide the same feelings of emotion for some, although having it illustrated on a screen right before your eyes is hard to rival. Over the years, numerous horror games have recorded great success on a variety of consoles. As technology has evolved, the games on offer have improved dramatically, too. Gamers keen on the genre have experienced creations that send the heart racing and get the adrenaline pumping on an impressively regular basis, with many classic games making a mark on what is a dedicated and loyal community of horror gamers. Unlike other genres, horror games provide the thrill and spooky nature that is hard to find elsewhere. Yes, sports games are entertaining, and it can be
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