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On Set Cinema Announces Annual ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre Sleepover’

The ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one of the most iconic horror films ever made. How awesome would it be to watch the movie in the actual house it was filmed in and stay for a sleepover? You can! The second annual “Texas Chainsaw Massacre Sleepover” is set to happen in Kingsland, Texas, giving horror fans and one of a kind experience on Sunday, December 5, 2021, and Monday, December 6th! On Set Cinema returns to Texas this December. A limited number of fans (only 13 max each night) will get the opportunity to not only hang out and watch Texas Chainsaw inside the house but will also get to stay all night inside the iconic location! On Set Cinema will be clearing out Grand Central Café for the coolest horror slumber party ever! There will be a big TV inside the room where the infamous dining room scene took place and they’ll have a Texas Chain Saw-a-thon all night long

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 1, 2021
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A Puzzler Of A Puzzle Game: ‘Energy Cycle Edge’ Review

Sometimes gamers just want to take a break away from most games and want to exercise…their brains. Casual puzzle games have always been a great fallback for most but this game from indie game developer Sometimes You is not only eye-catching…its head scratching. I present to you, “Energy Cycle Edge”, a 3-D puzzle game that will be coming out December 5th for all consoles including PC. The objective of the game is to match all the cells on the playing field to the same color. That’s where the simplicity ends. Every time you click a cell to change its color, the whole row will change as well. That doesn’t sound bad? Look below, that’s level 1. This is level 44, the final level. Yes, like most puzzle games the levels become more complex and to add to it, the puzzles will become more three dimensional. You’ll have to rotate the puzzle in order to solve the level which I can

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Capt McNeely
Nov 27, 2018
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Blu-ray Review: The Mimic (2017)

Hee-yeon (Jung-ah Yum) moves with her family to the Korean countryside following a family tragedy (namely the disappearance of her son) that has taken a toll on their mental state (as you would imagine such a thing would). Everything seems simple enough with the bucolic life, but soon a body is found within a brick wall deep in the woods while simultaneously a mute waif shows up who Hee-yeon takes in…this is not going to go well. Anyway, soon the child begins perfectly mimicking the voice of our heroine’s daughter and acting like a complete weirdo (okay, this kid is strange right from the get-go). Before you can say “boo” the ol’ paranormal activity in the house goes from “zero” to “fucked up” and the already strained family relations become even worse. Can our protagonists survive the outre attack, or will their reality come crashing down?!! Filled with slick cinematography, a suitably drab color pallet, and strong acting (in particular

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DanXIII
Jun 3, 2018

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On Set Cinema Announces Annual ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre Sleepover’

The ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre is one of the most iconic horror films ever made. How awesome would it be to watch the movie in the actual house it was filmed in and stay for a sleepover? You can! The second annual “Texas Chainsaw Massacre Sleepover” is set to happen in Kingsland, Texas, giving horror fans and one of a kind experience on Sunday, December 5, 2021, and Monday, December 6th! On Set Cinema returns to Texas this December. A limited number of fans (only 13 max each night) will get the opportunity to not only hang out and watch Texas Chainsaw inside the house but will also get to stay all night inside the iconic location! On Set Cinema will be clearing out Grand Central Café for the coolest horror slumber party ever! There will be a big TV inside the room where the infamous dining room scene took place and they’ll have a Texas Chain Saw-a-thon all night long

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 1, 2021
Horror Fuel

A Puzzler Of A Puzzle Game: ‘Energy Cycle Edge’ Review

Sometimes gamers just want to take a break away from most games and want to exercise…their brains. Casual puzzle games have always been a great fallback for most but this game from indie game developer Sometimes You is not only eye-catching…its head scratching. I present to you, “Energy Cycle Edge”, a 3-D puzzle game that will be coming out December 5th for all consoles including PC. The objective of the game is to match all the cells on the playing field to the same color. That’s where the simplicity ends. Every time you click a cell to change its color, the whole row will change as well. That doesn’t sound bad? Look below, that’s level 1. This is level 44, the final level. Yes, like most puzzle games the levels become more complex and to add to it, the puzzles will become more three dimensional. You’ll have to rotate the puzzle in order to solve the level which I can

Continue reading →
Capt McNeely
Nov 27, 2018
Horror Fuel

Blu-ray Review: The Mimic (2017)

Hee-yeon (Jung-ah Yum) moves with her family to the Korean countryside following a family tragedy (namely the disappearance of her son) that has taken a toll on their mental state (as you would imagine such a thing would). Everything seems simple enough with the bucolic life, but soon a body is found within a brick wall deep in the woods while simultaneously a mute waif shows up who Hee-yeon takes in…this is not going to go well. Anyway, soon the child begins perfectly mimicking the voice of our heroine’s daughter and acting like a complete weirdo (okay, this kid is strange right from the get-go). Before you can say “boo” the ol’ paranormal activity in the house goes from “zero” to “fucked up” and the already strained family relations become even worse. Can our protagonists survive the outre attack, or will their reality come crashing down?!! Filled with slick cinematography, a suitably drab color pallet, and strong acting (in particular

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Jun 3, 2018