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By | October 2005
Three hours of dead Hollywood people!
Three hours of dead Hollywood people. That’s it. Three hours of dead Hollywood people. How could this not be a DVD for you? Here we have a double...
BOOTLEG FILES 101: "An Enemy of the People” (1977 drama starring a rather hirsute Steve McQueen). LAST SEEN: We cannot confirm the last public screening...
First time writer/director Darren Lynn Bousman is making a lot of promises to the fans of the first Saw, last year’s surprise hit about two guys chained...
Who says that all zombies have to be mindless brain-munching creatures? Well, George Romero, Lucio Fulci, Dan O’Bannon, Michele Soavi and Peter Jackson...
Lord of the Dead opens like a “Tales from the Darkside” episode…Fires of hell surround you in the opening credits. A simple but creepy soundtrack...
“Freakout” is astoundingly funny. More of a comedy than a horror flick, it’s genuinely original without being pretentious, and sarcastic without...
Lloyd Kaufman, the high-energy, motor-mouthed madman behind Troma Films, has always come across as indie-cinema’s answer to Bill Graham. Graham was the...
“The Hole” represents one of the most imaginative concepts and least imaginative executions scored in a comedy film. The film’s set-up is a rich...
A sequel to “Saw”, but without James Wan, the original director, and with some input from Leigh Whannell, the original writer and star, sounds like a...
Three Extremes is an Asian horror extravaganza that will immediately evoke films like Creepshow, Tales from the Darkside, Tales from the Crypt, Amazing...
