‘Game of Thrones’ Season 7 Premiere: TV Review

July 17, 2017

The season seven ‘Game of Thrones’ opener doesn’t top last year’s explosive finale, but it’s still great having the Starks, Lannisters, dragons and white walkers back on TV, even if the end is in sight.read more Read entire story.

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[Overlook Review] ‘St. Agatha’ Revives Nunsploitation with Nerve-Fraying Results

Director Darren Lynn Bousman began his feature filmmaking career by directing the first three sequels in the mega-popular Saw series. Between his distinct style and his work on that series, Bousman became the perfect person to revive a subgenre we didn’t know we needed; the gritty nunsploitation. In St. Agatha, Bousman unleashes vicious nuns upon unsuspecting young girls in need, with terrifying results. Set in 1957, St. Agatha follows Mary, a … [Read More...]

[Through the Cracks] Lovecraft-y Horror In ‘The Kindred’

As hardcore horror fans, sometimes it feels like you’ve seen it all. There are no surprises left to discover, no classic slasher film waiting around the corner to thrill you and slap a childlike grin on your face. You try to feed the fix by searching through lists of “The Scariest Films You’ve Never Seen” only to come across titles like “May”, “The Descent”, and “Suspiria”. These are, of course, films that us diehards know and love all too well. … [Read More...]

Worst. News. Ever. Starz Just Cancelled “Ash vs. Evil Dead”

We’ve had concerns ever since before Season 3 of “Ash vs. Evil Dead” even began filming that it’d be the series’ final season, and so too did the creative forces behind it. Months back, Bruce Campbell had explained that the Season 3 finale intentionally operates as a *series* finale, in case Starz decided to cancel. Sadly, they’ve made that decision. The April 29th episode of “Ash vs. Evil Dead” … [Read More...]

1982 Horror Film ‘Next of Kin,’ Praised by Quentin Tarantino, Finally Coming to Blu-ray

In the documentary Not Quite Hollywood, Quentin Tarantino called the 1982 Australian movie Next of Kin “a horror movie unlike any other,” adding that “it has a very, very unique tone and the closest equivalent to this tone is The Shining.” Despite Tarantino’s praise, the film has to date never come off of VHS, but it’s soon headed to Blu-ray! Australian company Umbrella Entertainment has announced this week … [Read More...]

The Monster That Challenged the World (1957)

The Monster That Challenged the World, produced by Gramercy Pictures and released through United Artists, is essentially a stock-standard 1950s American monster movie, its main distinguishing feature being that it’s fairly competently executed.The U.S. Navy has a research establishment on the Salton Sea. They do all sorts of things there, including the testing of parachutes. Navy personnel make parachute jumps into the Salton Sea and are then … [Read More...]

Drácula (1931, the Spanish version)

In 1931 if you wanted to reach non-English speaking markets dubbing and subtitling were not options. You had to shoot a second version of the film. In 1931 Universal decided to shoot a Spanish language version of Dracula as well as the Tod Browning-directed English-language version, and to do the two films simultaneously, using the same sets. Browning shot his version during the day. At night George Melford and his crew shot the Spanish version. … [Read More...]

Dracula (1931)

I’ve seen Universal’s 1931 Dracula quite a few times and it’s never impressed me but since I now own it on Blu-Ray I thought I’d give it another try.Of course the biggest single problem with this movie is that it was so influential and has been imitated, quoted, homaged and parodied so many times. Everything about the movie became a horror movie cliché. What you have to keep always in mind is that in 1931 these were not clichés. At the time of … [Read More...]

My Friend Dahmer – Reviewed

I'd heard a lot of god things about My Friend Dahmer so i thought i'd give it a go and here are my thoughts.Based on the early life of one of Americas most prolific and twisted serial killers My friend Dahmer tells the events of his college days that led up to his first human kill. He had killed many times before but mainly small animals and had a collection of roadkill that he kept in a shed in vats of acid because he liked to see the bones. The … [Read More...]

VH1 Divas Live at 20: A Look Back at the Major Music Moment That Almost Never Happened

Gloria. Shania. Celine. Mariah. Aretha. No, we're not announcing our nominations for America's Mount Rushmore of Music--although, all we can think about now is who we have to... Read entire story. Source: E! Online (US) - TV News … [Read More...]

Scandal Stars Have a Message for Gladiators Still Not Over That Series Finale

"For all of those out there dealing with a Scandal Over hangover, I would suggest maybe having another sip of wine, watching the show one more time, and just remember that all good... Read entire story. Source: E! Online (US) - TV News … [Read More...]

Grey’s Anatomy Is Bringing Back Geena Davis: Has Arizona’s Exit Been Revealed?

Another familiar face will return to Grey Sloan Memorial before season 14 is through--and it just may be to help say goodbye to one of those departing fan-favorite characters. E! News has... Read entire story. Source: E! Online (US) - TV News … [Read More...]

Kerry Washington on How Scandal’s Olivia Pope Changed Her

When you've played a character as iconic as Olivia Pope for seven seasons, she's bound to rub off on you. Kerry Washington said she's been changed by Scandal's Gladiator in... Read entire story. Source: E! Online (US) - TV News … [Read More...]