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And just like that, the Venom trilogy has come to an end. Yeah, it could have been better but for goofy comic book fun, the series wasn’t a total disappointment . . . even if most print critics hated these movies. And it looks like Venom: The Last Dance will be no different in spite of the bromance ...
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Art The Clown as Santa? You had me at Ho Ho Holy shit that’s a great idea! Grabbing the B-movie vibe by both cheeks and yanking his audience toward him, writer/director Damien Leone continues to put horror on the right track with Terrifier 3, featuring the fabulous David Howard Thornton ...
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You should NEVER ignore your instincts, folks. Ever. Children of the Pines, a new thriller from Freestyle Digital Media, is a movie about real terror. It’s also a movie about healing by way of a cult and the fierce bond that such damage necessitates as one family’s pursuit of guidance leads ...
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A killer pumpkin?! Sure. I’ll bite. It seems Hulu has their ducks in a row this Halloween season with the release of their original film, Carved, another original horror movie playing as part of “Huluween” this year. The film, a horror comedy by way of a sentient pumpkin, is all about the ...
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“This is just the beginning.” The Secret Mechanic, a new short film from director Nicki Flores and writer David J. Paul, is an enticing slice of the criminal world’s cake as two brothers go after the money they are owed in a car garage. The characters are well-written and the acting from ...
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“Look, lady. My parents were killed by werewolves last night, my grandfather talks to ghosts, and we’re in a town full of vampires. Crazy’s not even an accurate word here.” Talk about the wild, wild west! As a fan of both the western genre and the horror genre ...
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“Some town you got here, Officer.” In a lesson on how to open a Horror movie effectively, Blood Star weaves its morbid tale about a psychopathic sheriff with stunning strength. The opening is a haunting masteract in establishing tone. It’s a brief showdown during the midnight hours but ...
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Falling Stars, the feature debut of director/producer duo Richard Karpala and Gabriel Bienczycki (featuring an original screenplay by Karpala and cinematography by Bienczycki) is a film about curses. With a focus on the things not to do with a witches’ body, it is both exciting ...
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Providing a human side to a serial killer is always a risky endeavor. But that’s what transpires in The Deserving, a new horror film with a mute serial killer at its center as he wrestles with his own ghosts, drowning beneath the weight of so many bodies he’s collecting ...
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Demented twists await in Visher, a new thriller from writer/director Isaac Rodriguez (Last Radio Call, Town Full of Ghosts)! The found footage film, released from Silent Raven Films, is a remarkable effort of low budget cinema, offering audiences an inside look at a most hated occupation ...
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Morbidly Hollywood
- Colorado Street Suicide Bridge
- Death of a Princess - The Story of Grace Kelly's Fatal Car Crash
- Joaquin Phoenix 911 Call - River Phoenix - Viper Room
- Screen Legend Elizabeth Taylor Dies at 79
- Suicide and the Hollywood Sign - The Girl Who Jumped from the Hollywood Sign
- The Amityville Horror House
- The Black Dahlia Murder - The Death of Elizabeth Short
- The Death of Actress Jane Russell
- The Death of Brandon Lee
- The Death of Chris Farley
- The Death of Dominique Dunne
- The Death of George Reeves - the Original Superman