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Review: Dark Horse Comics’ “Negative Space # 1”

It took me several weeks to obtain a copy of Negative Space # 1 to review as I prefer to review comics in print. It was sold out at every local shop but was available online. After reading it I now understand why. This comic is game-changing. This comic will change lives. I mean that. *Spoiler Alert* The story starts with an American Indian writer named Guy Harris who is struggling with writer’s block. However, this isn’t just any story that he is attempting to pen. He is writing his suicide note. Guy decides to go for an evening stroll to try to calm his mind. He isn’t trying to talk himself out of taking his own life. Rather he is looking for the words to express his feelings to those he will leave behind. He goes to order from a local coffee truck ran by his friend Woody. He gets his coffee and Woody can sense something is wrong.

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Capt McNeely
Jul 26, 2015
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SyFy Presents ‘Sharktopus VS. Whalewolf’

Shark Week is the perfect time for studios to announce their shark related movies and lately the SyFy channel has had a great run with shark features such as the ‘Sharknado’ franchise. SyFy movies are know for their creativity and stretch of possibilities and sometime laughable view on reality . Their latest feature, which is titled ‘Sharktopus vs. Whalewolf’, which will be premiering on July 19th. Kevin O’Neill will be directing this crazy creature feature. Casper Van Dien stars along side Catherine Oxenberg and Akari Endo in ‘Sharktopus vs. Whalewolf’. The movie follows the character of Ray (Van Dien) as he tracks down Sharktopus for a voodoo priest, but things get complicated when Whalewolf, half killer whale, half wolf, begins eating the locals. The people’s only hope is that Sharktopus can hunt down and kill Whalewolf.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jul 6, 2015
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‘Jaws’ Celebrates It’s 40th Anniversary

Today we celebrate the 40th anniversary of a film that influenced a generation of movie goers, Jaws. On this day, June 20th in 1975, ‘Jaws’ was unleashed in theaters. Steven Spielberg directed the film, which was written by Carl Gottieb and Peter Benchley, who also wrote the novel that the film is based on. ‘Jaws’ stars Roy Scheider as Chief Brody, Richard Dreyfuss as Hooper (the shark expert), Robert Shaw as the fearless Captain Quint, Lorraine Gary, Murray Hamilton, Carl Gottlieb, Jeffery Cramer, Chris Rebello, Jay Mello and many more. Let’s of course not forget the 26 foot behemoth and main star, Bruce. For those of you who didn’t know, Bruce is the shark that makes ‘Jaws’ so great. Steven Spielberg named the beast “Bruce” himself. ‘Jaws’ forever affected how we see the summer, the beach and the water. This incredible film also changed how we once saw the summer movie season, which was once slow and filled with the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 20, 2015
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Release Date Set For ‘Stung’, Starring Clifton Collins Jr.

Mrs. Perch (Eve Slantner), a wealthy woman with a green thumb, has been putting her special illegally imported fertilizer on her precious plants. She has no idea that the special fertilizer has been seeping into the ground and that a swarm of killer wasps have made their hive right in the path of the chemicals. The new generation of wasps are mutating into seven foot monsters. During a party for Mrs. Perch’s elite group of friends, suddenly the giant wasps appear and they’re on the war path. It’s up to Paul (Matt O’Leary) and Julia (Jessica Cook), two of the catering staff, to kill the monsters wasps. Clifton Collins Jr. (Pacific Rim) and Lance Henriksen (Aliens) also star in this wild creature feature. Clifton Collins Jr., who’s films include ‘Pacific Rim’ and ‘Boondock Saints 2’, plays the role of Sydney in this creature feature that was directed by Benni Diez and written by Adam Aresty. The cast of ‘Stung’ also

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
May 29, 2015
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‘Stung’ Starring Clifton Collins Jr.

Mrs. Perch (Eve Slantner), a wealthy woman with a green thumb, has been putting her special illegally imported fertilizer on her precious plants. She has no idea that the special fertilizer has been seeping into the ground. A swarm of killer wasps have made their hive right in the path of the chemical’s spread. The new generation of wasps are mutating into seven foot monsters. Mrs. Perch is hosting a get together for her elite group of friends. Suddenly the giant wasps appear and they’re on the war path. It’s up to Paul (Matt O’Leary) and Julia (Jessica Cook), two of the catering staff, to kill the monsters wasps. Clifton Collins Jr., who’s films include ‘Pacific Rim’ and ‘Boondock Saints 2’, plays the role of Sydney in this creature feature that was directed by Benni Diez and written by Adam Aresty. The cast of ‘Stung’ also includes veteran actor Lance Henriksen (Aliens). I can’t wait to see this horror-comedy! Stock

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Mar 31, 2015
The Gore-Filled Trailer Drops for 'The Cycle' After Scoring Praise from Stephen King

Movie Review: ‘The Cycle’ is a Fresh, Brilliant, Brutal Must-See

Director Jordan Downey delivers a terrifying new cinematic nightmare in his latest horror release, The Cycle. This brutal film plunges viewers into a dark mystery filled with relentless death and tragedy. The story also offers a remarkably fresh twist on the classic werewolf genre. As a result, the movie seamlessly blends deep psychological trauma with shocking creature-feature carnage. Warning: Spoilers A Fantastic Cast The narrative centers on Meg, a forensic anthropologist suffering from severe childhood heartbreak. Decades ago, her father suddenly abandoned her family without explanation. However, law enforcement officers recently discovered his strangely preserved body near a horrific crime scene. As a result, Meg must confront her father’s sinister secrets while analyzing the terrifying evidence. Star Deborah Ann Woll gives an exceptional performance as an adult shaped by unresolved trauma. Woll gives her best performance in years, since her role in “True Blood.” She makes your heart break for her character, Meg. But even as she experiences the horrors,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 24, 2026
Watch Kevin Lewis' Viral Short Horror Film 'Remain Calm' Now

Watch Kevin Lewis’ Viral Short Horror Film ‘Remain Calm’ Now

Initially, surviving a horror scenario seems incredibly difficult. However, a new cinematic nightmare, the short film Remain Calm, from Blue Eyed Jack Films and Salty Ghost, introduces an exceptionally twisted rule. Specifically, putting on a brave smile keeps you completely safe. Otherwise, feeling anxious will absolutely guarantee your immediate, gruesome death. Writer and director Jake Lewis crafted this intense project. The gripping fourteen-minute story has become a massive internet sensation and has now gone viral, and rightfully so. Fans are already begging for a full-length feature film adaptation. Star Power Meets Practical Horror This terrifying project features an impressive cast, including comedy legends Pauly Shore and Nick Swardson. Legendary monster actor Doug Jones also joins the ensemble. Smile at the Monster The film begins with two employees struggling to find something ot talk about. When a tall man in a suit (Jones) enters with an eerie grin. Suddenly, the employees’ night takes a terrifying turn as they learn that something has

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 21, 2026
Own 'Army of Darkness' Now on 4K and the Special Screwhead Edition

Own ‘Army of Darkness’ Now on 4K and the Special Screwhead Edition

Horror fans worldwide adore one iconic franchise and its legendary star! Naturally, we are talking about Bruce Campbell and the phenomenal Evil Dead universe. The terror originally began with the groundbreaking classic The Evil Dead. However, the series took a wildly hilarious fantasy turn in Sam Raimi’s 1992 Army of Darkness. Sucked Through Time into Medieval Chaos In this fan-favorite installment, hero Ash Williams gets sucked through time into a medieval nightmare! Furthermore, he must battle swarms of deadites unleashed by the infamous Necronomicon. Ash wields his trusty chainsaw and boomstick to save the kingdom. This brilliant blend of slapstick comedy and dark fantasy made an instant cult classic! Massive New Releases Unleashed by Universal Now, Universal has officially unleashed Army of Darkness on glorious 4K UHD! Moreover, fans can also conjure the ultimate Screwhead Collection on Blu-ray and DVD. Both incredible physical media releases come packed with massive, exclusive bonus features. Explore behind-the-scenes magic and endless classic extras from

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 20, 2026
Hope: One of the Biggest Horror Films of the Year Just Hit Digital

Hope: One of the Biggest Horror Films of the Year Just Hit Digital

Grab your giant bucket of popcorn and get ready for a massive creature-feature treat! Visionary writer-director Na Hong-jin, known for the masterpiece The Wailing, is back. This time, he delivers one of the year’s most anticipated horror films. Following a triumphant world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival and a hit theatrical run, Hope is officially out now on Digital formats. Horror lovers can finally experience this nerve-shredding, genre-bending nightmare from the comfort of home. A Fight for Survival The tense story begins as a routine local investigation quickly turns into a terrifying fight against the unknown. Hope follows police chief Bum-seok alongside officer Sung-ae as they investigate a series of violent, inexplicable attacks. Soon, they discover that mysterious, deadly creatures stalk both the city and the nearby forest. When local hunters join the desperate fight, the line between predator and prey quickly dissolves into a fight for survival, where humans are no longer at the top of the food

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Oct 19, 2026
Q & A with Filmmaker Matthias Hoene of Gnomes

Q & A with Filmmaker Matthias Hoene of Gnomes

As TV audiences in the UK brace themselves for a gnome invasion with the UK release of horror-comedy series GNOMES on Disney+, Lead Director Matthias Hoene reflects on the challenges of making horror-comedy, the joy of creating murderous gnomes and working with Obsession star Inde Navarrette. The following interview is syndicated. Gnomes has been described as a mix of Gremlins and Hot Fuzz. As the lead director, how did you approach balancing the comedy with the genuine horror of a small town being terrorised by garden ornaments? The challenge was finding the right cinematic language for two genres that often want completely opposite things. Comedy wants you to see. Horror wants to hide. Comedy thrives on action and reaction happening together, often played at speed. Horror builds through anticipation — withholding information, slowing things down and letting the audience imagine what might be lurking just outside the frame. But underneath all of that, the characters had to feel real. However

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Joseph Perry
Oct 19, 2026
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