By Melissa Antoinette Garza I went to Big Lots today and was looking through the DVDs when I saw a movie I had never heard of. It was made by the director of the Blair Witch Project and had notable celebrities in it, so I decided I’d give it a shot. All in all, [...]
By Geno McGahee I love monster movies and MINER’S MASSACRE was a straight to video monster movie with some cool visuals and neat bad buy, but little else. It did bring me back to the time when I used to go to the video stores like Blockbuster and Hollywood Video to find titles like this, [...]
By Chris Summerfield This little gem of a movie was written and directed by the talented, Thomas L Philips, who resides in California, though originally from Tennessee. And here are some of the Awards it has collected so far, “Best feature film” New York International film festival, “Best Horror Comedy” Chicago horror film festival. So [...]
By Melissa Antoinette Garza As a horror fan, Jason Voorhees is an icon to me. I actually have a cardboard standup of him and Freddy Krueger in my house right in front of a Rocky Horror Picture Show poster. I’m not saying that every Friday the 13th is great. They are all better than the [...]
By Melissa Antoinette Garza The Crann Doll is a twenty minute short written and directed by the very talented. J. Michael Whalen. The production starts with Aloisius (Nicholas Wagner) and Bedillia (Sarah Lomke) walking down the street with their sick infant. The two live a simple life and are the decedents of Hezekiah Crann. Not [...]
By Wayne C. Rogers Starring Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Anthony Mackie, John Slattery and Terence Stamp Directed by George Nolfi DVD I remember being at work and listening to person from the Sales Office telling my office director about The Adjustment Bureau. He was stressing the SciFi aspects of the movie (the film is based [...]
By Melissa Antoinette Garza Gut begins with our protagonist Tom (Jason Vail) who is sick of his job and his overall life. He continues on with his daily activities but has lost his luster. Monotony is a dangerous thing for the creative mind and Tom’s mind is certainly a creative one. His friend and coworker [...]
By Melissa Antoinette Garza Once in a while something will come up that isn’t movie related and I’ll want to say something. Thankfully, with this website, I have a small forum to do so. When I was in high school, I remember seeing kids in A&F. I would always think that they spent too much [...]
By Melissa Antoinette Garza This is one of those movies I have read the synopsis of a thousand times, but never bothered to watch. I think I even own a couple copies that I found dirt cheap. I do that often. I’ll buy a movie, never watch it, and forget that I own it so [...]
By Melissa Antoinette Garza “You suck, mister. I know it and everyone knows it.” – (Ron) Ted Wells Every now and then, I’ll be watching a movie with a group of people and think, “this is fantastic” only to be disappointed to learn that everyone else in the room dislikes it. Hard Rock Zombies is [...]
SCARED STIFF HALLOWEEN HORROR FILM FESTIVAL 2013 October 25th & 26th Palmer Historical and Cultural Center 2072 Main Street Three Rivers, MA 01080 scared stiff halloween horror film festival entry form – Word Scared Stiff Halloween Horror Film Festival Entry Form – PDF Halloween in New England…what could possibly be better? On the darkest days [...]
By Melissa Antoinette Garza I went to Big Lots today and was looking through the DVDs when I saw a movie I had never heard of. It was made by the director of the Blair Witch Project and had notable celebrities in it, so I decided I’d give it a shot. All in all, [...]
By Geno McGahee I love monster movies and MINER’S MASSACRE was a straight to video monster movie with some cool visuals and neat bad buy, but little else. It did bring me back to the time when I used to go to the video stores like Blockbuster and Hollywood Video to find titles like this, [...]
By Chris Summerfield This little gem of a movie was written and directed by the talented, Thomas L Philips, who resides in California, though originally from Tennessee. And here are some of the Awards it has collected so far, “Best feature film” New York International film festival, “Best Horror Comedy” Chicago horror film festival. So [...]
Podcast by Forris Day JR You may recognize Blake Robbins from TV shows such as OZ, The Office, Firefly and many others. Blake talks with Forris about his early career as a bellman, to his decade in Hollywood as an actor. He’ll discuss his progression from being an actor, to writing, directing and acting in [...]
Cinipix, a vertically integrated production, acquisition and distribution company headed by CEO Todd Slater (Ray, Raze), announced today that it has joined forces with Patricia A Beninati and Michael K Anderson’s Centerboro Productions to produce the sci-fi action film “Newcomers” and will send XCOR Aerospace’s commercial spacecraft, the Lynx, into space to shoot exclusive footage for the film. The Lynx will [...]
Synopsis: Comedy and Horror unite in this “The Breakfast Club” meets “Shaun of the Dead” tale about a group of oddball high school students who find themselves trapped in detention with their classmates having turned into a horde of Zombies. Can they put their differences aside and work together to survive the night? Fat chance! [...]
By Melissa Antoinette Garza As a horror fan, Jason Voorhees is an icon to me. I actually have a cardboard standup of him and Freddy Krueger in my house right in front of a Rocky Horror Picture Show poster. I’m not saying that every Friday the 13th is great. They are all better than the [...]
By Melissa Antoinette Garza The Crann Doll is a twenty minute short written and directed by the very talented. J. Michael Whalen. The production starts with Aloisius (Nicholas Wagner) and Bedillia (Sarah Lomke) walking down the street with their sick infant. The two live a simple life and are the decedents of Hezekiah Crann. Not [...]
By Wayne C. Rogers Starring Matt Damon, Emily Blunt, Anthony Mackie, John Slattery and Terence Stamp Directed by George Nolfi DVD I remember being at work and listening to person from the Sales Office telling my office director about The Adjustment Bureau. He was stressing the SciFi aspects of the movie (the film is based [...]
By Melissa Antoinette Garza Gut begins with our protagonist Tom (Jason Vail) who is sick of his job and his overall life. He continues on with his daily activities but has lost his luster. Monotony is a dangerous thing for the creative mind and Tom’s mind is certainly a creative one. His friend and coworker [...]
By Melissa Antoinette Garza Once in a while something will come up that isn’t movie related and I’ll want to say something. Thankfully, with this website, I have a small forum to do so. When I was in high school, I remember seeing kids in A&F. I would always think that they spent too much [...]
By Melissa Antoinette Garza This is one of those movies I have read the synopsis of a thousand times, but never bothered to watch. I think I even own a couple copies that I found dirt cheap. I do that often. I’ll buy a movie, never watch it, and forget that I own it so [...]
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