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Mr. HoleHead’s Warped Dimension Short Film Review: The Song of Her (2019)

In a dystopian, or is that draconian… hell let’s just say it’s both… anyway, in a dystopian/draconian era, Flora (Yelena Ferrer) spends her time playing organ in a titanic, seemingly abandoned church… well that, and hooking Chi (Sui Nakashima) up to a scanner cum torture device called Goda, and grilling her for info, as well as playing armchair therapist to her victim. Naturally the two fall in love, much to the chagrin of Flora’s superior, General Stewart Bailey (Ravin Patterson) who maims Flora with the ol’ cigarette to the putrid peeper bag! Anyway, things come to a head, and soon the two find themselves at the mercy of Satanic mother fucker Lord Goody (Bruce Hermann), but is all hope really lost? The Song of Her is one delicious slice of sinister short film (this picture runs about 21 minutes) perfection! Coming off as a bit like a “What if Bram Stoker wrote 1984?” affair, this flick is a deft blend

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DanXIII

Sep 16, 2020

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Season Two Of Horror Sci-fi Series “Etheria” Coming To Amazon

As exclusively announced this morning on ComingSoon.net, Season 2 of “Etheria” is set to premiere on Amazon this September from emerging genre distributor The Horror Collective. Produced by The Horror Collective’s Heidi Honeycutt, Staci Pippi Hammon, and executive produced by Shaked Berenson, “Etheria” has been hailed by viewers as “the best horror anthology since Southbound” and the episode directors as “fantasy masters of the next generation”. “Etheria” Season 2 features demented Mexican wrestlers, crafty underground criminals with great stripping skills, doomed time-traveling lovers, demonically vengeful girlfriends, Thai sex worker/vigilantes, coming-of-age slasher horror, hiding in bunkers to escape the apocalypse and suspicious upstairs neighbors that may actually want to kill you. Universally praised for their innovative approach to the genre, these nine short episodes defy expectations and challenge beliefs about women directors. Featured actors include Elizabeth Debicki (The Great Gatsby), Javier Godino (Deception), Anne Ramsay (Bombshell), and Emme Rylan (Guiding Light), and episode directors include fan-favorites Amber Benson (Buffy the Vampire

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 8, 2020

Gaming

The Best Horror Themed Slots

You can’t beat that tense feeling of a horror movie; the shift in background music that alerts you to imminent evil and the cliché storylines. If you love a good horror movie, then you’ll probably appreciate games with horror themes too, such as fun horror-themed slots. Next time you are at the casino or playing online, look out for the following great horror themes and their slots. Vampire Princess of Darkness The originals are always the best, and vampires have made great movie themes since day one, so naturally, they have also been used as the basis for lots of slot games. Playtech’s Vampire Princess of Darkness features everything you would expect: bats, blood, and crucifixes aplenty. Then if you are lucky enough to land the tombstone reels, you head off to the graveyard for bonuses that rise up from underneath headstones. You can play this and lots of similar betting games at Paddy Power, where there are hundreds of

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Ella Rebecca Horton

Sep 7, 2020

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Writer-Director Jess Norvisgaard Fills Us In On ‘The Good Things Devils Do’

Writer-director Jess Norvisgaard sat down with me to talk about his new supernatural horror film, The Good Things Devils Do, which Horror Fuel’s Dan XIII called “a solid lil fright flick with a bit of the ol’ crimson, a great cast, and a vampire vixen run amok… so a ghoulish good time indeed!” in his review. The film stars horror greats Kane Hodder, Bill Oberst Jr., and Linnea Quigley along with David Rucker III, Mary Katherine O’Donnell, Kelley Wilson Robinson, and Veronika Stoykova. In the indie film, “Richard (Oberst Jr.), a small-time gangster who is retiring. Before he can, he must take one last job: to steal money from a rival gangster’s house. Miles apart, Melvin (Rucker) is a reluctant family man who has dreams of becoming a famous curator for his Museum of the Macabre. His newest acquisition? The remains of the notorious Masquerade (Stoykova), a vampire born from the embers of hell, slain centuries ago. On Halloween Night,

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Sep 6, 2020

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Nightmare On Elm Street Production Designer Boards ‘The House In The Pines’

The upcoming horror The House In The Pines just got a little more frightening with the addition of Mick Strawn, production designer of A Nightmare of Elm Street 4:The Dream Master’ and ‘Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre III‘. The collective work of Mick Strawn is simply amazing as he has also worked special effects on Witchboard and Blade. He also has Art Department credit on films such as Candyman, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and the television series, “Tales from the Darkside“. Strawn will be partnering with the filmmaking team of Mario Cerrito, Michael Joy, and John DiRenzo for the film described as “an ’80s slasher that is nothing like an 80s slasher.” “Bringing in a guy like Mick Strawn, who has been on sets of some of the biggest horror films in history is an honor. For him to want to work with me is a great feeling. Mick offers up so much knowledge, expertise and wisdom in the horror

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Aug 30, 2020

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Movie Review: The Good Things Devils Do (2020)

Richard (genre vet Bill Oberst Jr.) is a thief out for one last kick. Along for the final heist is his daughter and partner-in-crime Mouse (Mary Katherine O’Donnell) and Percy (Kane Hodder; THE Jason Voorhees mother fucker!), a true psychopath of an individual who truly annoys the ever-lovin’ piss out of Rich. Meanwhile, Melvin (David Rucker III) and his stepdaughter Caroline (Kelley Wilson Robinson) are hangin’ around their museum of outre oddities, just taking care of their newest acquisition; the supposed remains of a vicious vamp known as Masquerade (Veronika Stoykova). Of course those remains are legit A.F., and soon Masquerade is up and about, and you know damn well she’s crosses paths with that criminal crew mentioned up yonder… on Halloween night no less! Writer/director Jess Norvisgaard wastes no time with The Good Things Devils Do; and delivers plenty of murder n’ mayhem from nearly beginning to end, with plenty of the red sauce splashed about when called for!

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DanXIII

Aug 30, 2020

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Sink Your Teeth Into The First Image From The Vampire Film ‘All The Moons’

Sink your teeth into the first image and art for the Basque-language film All the Moons, from Filmax, the company behind the [REC] franchise and In Darkness. The exclusive was claimed by the folks over at Bloody-Disgusting. Written and directed by Igor Legarreta (When You No Longer Love Me), this vampire tale is set north of Spain at the end of the 19th century. “During the final throes of the last Carlist war, a little girl is rescued from an orphanage by a mysterious woman who lives deep inside the forest. Badly wounded and close to death, the girl believes the woman to be an angel who has come to take her to Heaven. Soon, however, she will discover that what this strange being has actually given her is the gift of eternal life… by turning her into a vampire. “Left with no choice but to accept her new condition, she will have to learn to live in the profound

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Aug 29, 2020

Film Festivals

Stockholm’s Monsters of Film Festival Serves Up Everything from Grindhouse to Gore

Stockholm’s Monsters of Film Festival, scheduled for September 14-20, has announced its fear-filled lineup, which includes opening film Psycho Goreman and closing film Uncle Peckerhead. Festival representative Jasmine says, “Blood is life! And this year we have loads of it. We need some fun in these dark times and what is better than some cathartic horror films? We will screen films in a secure environment at our regular cinemas. Welcome to this year’s greatest and bloodiest film festival. We’ll see you there!” The following information is from the festival’s official announcement. The gates to Monsters of Film festival in Stockholm will open in less than a month from now. We have now released the programme and tickets. PSYCHO GOREMAN is 2020’s opening film. Steven Kostanski’s latest splatter film will open this year’s festival on the 16th of September and will be screened at Bio Rio. Do you love TURBO KID, STRANGER THINGS, and GHOSTBUSTERS as much as we do but

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Joseph Perry

Aug 27, 2020

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The Weird World of Wild Eye Releasing: Part 4

As you have seen in the first three parts of this series (located here, here, and here) Wild Eye Releasing are filled to the beastly brim with all manner of horror biz available to satisfy you cats n’ creeps… and here come a few more to put on your revoltin’ radar! First title up is Mind Rage (2001): Schoolteacher Michael (Michael Rogue), is one fucked-up dude thanks to his outrageously traumatic childhood, and let me tell ya, his present isn’t going to go so smooth either when a mysterious blonde named Jessica makes the scene in both Michael, and his policeman brother, Jack’s (Charles Hallahan) lives. Things soon swan-dive into a neo-noir swirl of ultra-stabby serial murders where every mother fucker standing is a suspect! Atmosphere is the best friend of co-writer/director Mark Allen Michaels (aided and abetted by co-writer Gwendolyn Gadek), and he uses it expertly to give an experience not entirely unlike if Hitchcock had directed Se7en… if

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DanXIII

Aug 26, 2020

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The Weird World of Wild Eye Releasing: Part 3

As you have seen in the first two parts of this series (located here and here) Wild Eye Releasing have scads of horror biz-centric material available; enough to satisfy countless graveyards full of slavering horror hounds. Don’t believe me? Check out this beastly bevy of terror titles! First title up is The Witch Behind the Door: Based on the legend of the “Witches of Benevento”, The Witch Behind the Door (or Janara as it was originally known) concerns the misadventures of Marta and Alessandro (played by Laura Sinceri and Alessandro D’Ambrosi respectively) who arrive in the village of San Lupo to collect an inheritance left to Marta. I mean some free dough is always cool, but the village gives the outsiders the cold shoulder right quick, but that’s understandable given all of the missing children and such… children who’s disappearance could be the work of a pedo or a coven of witches… I mean there couldn’t be any other answer

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DanXIII

Aug 20, 2020