Things appeared to be looking up for Mike Stauber (John Brace). Shortly after a stint in a Sanitarium due to a nervous breakdown, he has just gotten a promotion at work and he drives a bitchin’ brown Firebird. This changes however, when Mike comes home early and catches his wife Sharon (Mary Fanaro) in bed ...
Fans of Asian Horror, this is an article for you, as we check out two fairly well know classics with Kurosawa’s Pulse (note: if you have seen the remake, try to block it out of your mind…it is nothing like the original!) and the very twisted Sick Nurses.
Bulin, DVD Giveaway, DVD Reviews, Friday Night Frights, Horror, New ReleasesIn the woods of Connecticut lurks the Banshee, a creature the Irish legends made famous. As several local residents and a group of college kids on spring break were about to discover, some legends are based on facts. Banshee!!! (don’t forget the exclimation points!!!) takes one of the most basic settings of horror, a mysterious ...
DVD Reviews, Friday Night Frights, Horror, New ReleasesNarrorated by Columbus (Jesse Eisenberg), Zombieland is the story of 4 survivors of the zombie plague (aka mad cow disease). Initially the four pair off and develop an instant distrust of each other but as the zombie hordes attack they learn that they must somehow bond together if they are going to survive.
DVD Reviews, Friday Night Frights, New ReleasesTo get into the holiday spirit and since I Sell The Dead is still awaiting a DVD release, here is my Switchplanet.com review of the advanced screener I received from TLA Releasing:
DVD ReviewsMarie (Eline Kuppens) is a 23 year old Belgian runner who is training for the Nationals. After a bout with fatigue leaves Marie with time on her hands to do nothing but rest, she finds that she has been depriving herself of a lot of things, including dating. Making up for lost time, Marie meets ...
DVD Reviews, Friday Night Frights, New ReleasesAfter a tragic car accident claims the life of her boyfriend Wade Monroe (Waylon Payne), Jennifer (Elisabeth Rohm) finds herself on medication to cope with the loss. With her hysteria compounded with a past that included the death of her family in a car crash for which she feels responsible, Jennifer finds it increasingly difficult to adjust and soon begins to see visions of her dead sister.
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