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LAND OF THE DEAD REVIEWED “Land of the Dead” disappointed the hell out of me. Hell, it took until 2006 before I realized how much the film let me down. It’s a feeling that modern kids and teens miss out on now. The mystique of having films being considered...
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NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD: 50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION REVIEWED “Night of the Living Dead” has been the Grail of many home video enthusiasts. For now, the Happinet release out of Japan seems to be the preferred Blu release. Right now, I’m just enjoying having a Region A release via...
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There’s Always Vanilla, Season of the Witch, and The Crazies, made between Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead, showcase the extraordinary versatility and dynamism of this irreplaceable American auteur… Three films from the late, legendary horror director, George A. Romero, showing that although he might...
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CREEPSHOW 2 REVIEWED “Creepshow 2” still remains the earliest film that I can recall seeing frontal female nudity. Well, top half. The guys at New World weren’t breaking any new ground in 1987. There was something about the second story and its bizarre black blob that attracted my attention....
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JUST DESSERTS REVIEWED “Just Desserts” is one of my favorite documentaries of the last few years. While the crowd funded aspect made me wary of the movie initially, the end result was a tightly edited look at one of the best horror anthologies put to film. From Stephen King’s...
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In 1982, Author Stephen King, and Director George A. Romero collaborated on a feature-film tribute to the controversial EC comics of the 1950s. Told through five jolting tales of terror, CREEPSHOW has become a celebrated horror classic over the past three decades. With an all-star cast and featuring groundbreaking...
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THE PLOT THUS FAR Masters of horror Stephen King and George A. Romero have created a “gripping, creepy, frightening”, (L.A. Reader) film that “thrills, shocks and works us over”, (Los Angeles Times)! Featuring an “intelligent screenplay and first-rate cast”, (The New York Times) including Oscar winner Timothy Hutton,...
LAND OF THE DEAD REVIEWED “Land of the Dead” disappointed the hell out of me. Hell, it took until 2006 before I realized how much the film let me down. It’s a feeling that modern kids and teens miss out on now. The mystique of having films being considered...
NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD: 50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION REVIEWED “Night of the Living Dead” has been the Grail of many home video enthusiasts. For now, the Happinet release out of Japan seems to be the preferred Blu release. Right now, I’m just enjoying having a Region A release via...
There’s Always Vanilla, Season of the Witch, and The Crazies, made between Night of the Living Dead and Dawn of the Dead, showcase the extraordinary versatility and dynamism of this irreplaceable American auteur… Three films from the late, legendary horror director, George A. Romero, showing that although he might...
CREEPSHOW 2 REVIEWED “Creepshow 2” still remains the earliest film that I can recall seeing frontal female nudity. Well, top half. The guys at New World weren’t breaking any new ground in 1987. There was something about the second story and its bizarre black blob that attracted my attention....
JUST DESSERTS REVIEWED “Just Desserts” is one of my favorite documentaries of the last few years. While the crowd funded aspect made me wary of the movie initially, the end result was a tightly edited look at one of the best horror anthologies put to film. From Stephen King’s...
In 1982, Author Stephen King, and Director George A. Romero collaborated on a feature-film tribute to the controversial EC comics of the 1950s. Told through five jolting tales of terror, CREEPSHOW has become a celebrated horror classic over the past three decades. With an all-star cast and featuring groundbreaking...
THE PLOT THUS FAR Masters of horror Stephen King and George A. Romero have created a “gripping, creepy, frightening”, (L.A. Reader) film that “thrills, shocks and works us over”, (Los Angeles Times)! Featuring an “intelligent screenplay and first-rate cast”, (The New York Times) including Oscar winner Timothy Hutton,...