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Monthly Archives: February 2012
GONE
Ed. note– Two things. GONE is really a thriller, not a horror movie. But I saw it for 6 bucks on my local theatre’s cheapie “matinee before 11 am” deal. And that gives me reason to … Continue reading
The Thing that Really Bothers Me About THE THING (2011)
T.D. Clark is back with his brilliant, daring take on the prequel to Carpenter’s master work. When you’re done reading, if you want a decidedly different take on THE THING (2011), check out Phil’s review and his … Continue reading
Posted in In the Abyss
Tagged CGI, Clint Eastwood, John Carpenter, Keith David, Kurt Russell, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, remake, Rob Bottin, The Thing, The Thing 2011, Wilford Brimley
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Debbie Rochon- Death Ensemble’s Queen of Queens (Text)
You’ve heard enough about what I have to say about Debbie Rochon, so I’ll let Death Ensemble’s Queen of Queens speak for herself. I’ll just add that on top of all the other things that make her … Continue reading
Posted in Show No Mercy
Tagged Abducted II: The Reunion, Bikini Bloodbath, Broadcast Bombshells, Colour from the Dark, Debbie Rochon, Exhumed, Gallery of Fear, John Russo, Lloyd Kaufman, Mark of the Beast, Night of the Living Dead, Night of the Living Dead 30th Anniversary, Nightmare Box, Nowhere Man, Psychic Experiment, Santa Claws, Scream Queens Illustrated, Slime City Massacre, Tell Tale Heart, Terror Firmer, The Good Sisters, Theatre Bizarre, Troma, Will Keenan, Won Ton Baby!
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GHASTLY LOVE OF JOHNNY X Poster Contest
Director Paul Bunnell has come through for Death Ensemble once again. He’s graciously agreed to donate a GHASTLY LOVE OF JOHNNY X poster, signed by the film’s director. If you love black-and-white, sci-fi, zombies, retro 1950s … Continue reading
Hell of Fame Inductee: Debbie Rochon
Debbie Rochon as coronated Queen of Queens by Phil Fasso Debbie Rochon is fearless. Through nearly 200 films and counting, she is never afraid to put it all on the line and … Continue reading
Posted in Hell of Fame
Tagged Christmas horror, Debbie Rochon, Debbie Rochon Confidential, George Romero, independent film, John Russo, Leatherface, Mulva 2: Kill Teen Ape!, Nancy Thompson, Night of the Living Dead 30th Anniversary, Nightmare on Elm Street, Poultrygeist, Santa Claws, scream queen, Terror Firmer, The Troma System, Toxic Avenger IV, Tromaville Cafe, Tromeo & Juliet
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5 Women Worthy of the Hell of Fame
In the wake of Jamie Lee Curtis’ change of heart about appearing at a horror con, I’ve been thinking a lot about just how important, and just how underappreciated, women in horror are. The lion’s share … Continue reading
Posted in In the Abyss
Tagged Bride of Frankenstein, Brooke Lewis, convention, Day of the Dead, Debbie Rochon, Dee Wallace, Diablo Cody, Exorcist II, George Romero, Hell Night, Hell of Fame, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jennifer's Body, Joe Dante, Kathryn Bigelow, Linda Blair, Lori Cardille, Nancy Thompson, Near Dark, Peter Jackson, Poltergeist, Roller Boogie, Steven Spielberg, The Exorcist, Troma, Tromeo & Juliet, Universal Classic Monsters, Wes Craven, Zelda Rubinstein
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Jamie Lee Curtis Doesn’t Hate You! She’s Ready to Do a Con
For many, Jamie Lee Curtis is the golden grail of autographs. For years she’s done book signings, sometimes signing horror stuff, sometimes not. Apparently she made some comments a few years ago that she’s past her … Continue reading
Posted in World Painted Blood
Tagged convention, Convention All-Stars, Jamie Lee Curtis, Sean Clark
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SURVIVAL OF THE DEAD
Only one to go! Phil’s review of LAND OF THE DEAD won’t make it in on time for the end of February, but here’s his review of SURVIVAL OF THE DEAD. Romero’s last film to date, … Continue reading →