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“ In 1946, an abandoned building on the banks of the Hudson River became the site of a grisly execution. Former SS officer George Gale was given sanction in the United States at the end of WWII. Altho...
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Ho-Ho-Holy shit! Try to get through the holidays with no dead bodies, Cindy You-Know-Who. I double dog dare you! Rewriting everything you know about Cindy Lou and The Grinch, The Mean One subverts all...
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Opening with a deliciously evil situation (which will scare the shit right out of you), The Harbinger makes its chilling intentions clear from the very beginning. This is a film about nightmares that...
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Shot on video and completely off its futureshock rocker, Todd Sheets ’ Moonchild , in which a werewolf super soldier joins forces with an army of dim-witted kung-fu warriors in the search for his mess...
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This was supposed to be a quiet weekend! When a robbery goes sideways, one cop finds herself with a lot of unexpected time on her hands. Her partner, fearing the worst for her alcoholic tendencies, ha...
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Movie time! Movie time! Movie time! That’s what happens when one family’s Christmas of gift-giving gets interrupted by a stranded stranger. He won’t let the camera stop recording, especially when he p...
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The atmosphere is thick with Presence , which whips its dark tale into a fury which cannot be contained, finally lashing out at the audience with sudden and unexpected violence. And it is all thanks t...
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First, they come knocking. Then, they come calling for you, leading you to your death. And, in the 1870s, these gold-grabbing creatures were down deep below, guarding the mines near the town of Deer C...
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“I’m getting on that plane . . . bye.” With that sentence, Meagan Mullen begins her new life on the east coast to find a new life for herself. It doesn’t go as planned. From the highs of moving into a...
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Getting to the basic facts and the beating heart of a demon which is said to inhabit the Pine Barrens of New Jersey can be a daunting task. We are talking about wading through centuries of misinformat...
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To put it bluntly, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is a movie which concerns itself with loss. There’s a lot of it running throughout director Ryan Coogler ’s latest Marvel offering and for good reason...
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Are you ready for your punishment? A Wounded Fawn , a supercharged monster of tension and abstractions, is ready to dish out tha pain as toxic masculinity finds itself on the menu when a weekend getaw...
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The camp! The kills! The great outdoors just got a violent wake up call! Directed and co-written by Ken Brewer , Like Father, Like Daughter is an independent feature which takes its Tarantino influenc...
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The Women-in-Prison genre of exploitation film is definitely not dead. It just needs some much needed resuscitation from brave filmmakers who aren’t afraid to exploit - what Roger Corman did in the la...
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Your Halloween night just got a bit more sleazy! Guess who the f@#* is back to rock the night away with one morbid story after another? That’s right, The Burglar ( Joel D. Wynkoop ) is once again read...
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