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THE BURNING: Reflections on Writing a Remake
A crucial part of the writing process takes place well after the last word’s been put to the page. A writer formulates an idea; writes the piece; and revises it. Once that’s all been done, any … Continue reading
Posted in In the Abyss
Tagged 1980s slasher, Friday the 13th, George Romero, on writing, remake, slasher, The Hills Have Eyes
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THE CABIN IN THE WOODS
Ed. note– Mike Cucinotta and I followed our breakfast buffet today with a showing of CABIN IN THE WOODS. Dimming our experience, both literally and figuratively, was the theatre’s projectionist. As Mike explained to me, he … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged 1980s slasher, April Fool's Day, Brian White, Chris Hemsworth, Cthulhu Mythos, Dawn of the Dead, Drew Goddard, Fran Kanz, Friday the 13th, Generic Stereotype Generator, George Romero, H.P. Lovecraft, Joe Dante, Joss Whedon, Kristen Connolly, Mike Cucinotta, Politics of Love, slasher, The Cabin in the Woods, The Evil Dead, Will Keenan, zombies
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Everyone’s Entitled to One Good Joke (But Not Two)
Ok, let’s get this out of the way. I hate April Fool’s Day. People take it as a reason to do the dumbest things, from planting a whoopee cushion on a teacher’s chair to announcing on the radio … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane, In the Abyss
Tagged 1980s slasher, April Fool's Day, Deborah Foreman
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APRIL FOOL’S DAY
As the second part of Death Ensemble’s Deborah Foreman Double Shot, Phil reviews APRIL FOOL’S DAY. A solid slasher, it’s got an ending that pisses people off. Is it worth watching anyway? Well, it’s still got … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged 1980s slasher, Amy Steel, Back to the Future, Bela Lugosi, Christmas horror, Danilo Bach, Deborah Foreman, Fred Walton, Friday the 13th Part 2, Griffin O' Neal, Ken Olandt, Mark of the Vampire, My Chauffeur, one trick pony, Ryan O'Neal, Summer School
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Happy Death Ensemble New Year!
Speaking for the Death Ensemble staff (98.6% of which is me), I wish you a Happy New Year. As we ring out 2011 and invite in 2012, a few do’s and don’ts for the evening: Don’t drink … Continue reading
CHRISTMAS EVIL
It’s almost Christmas time. Excited aren’t you? I know I am! I love Christmas. So much going on, people being nice to each other, awesome holiday specials playing all the time, and Christmas … Continue reading
THE HORROR SHOW
In honor of the holiday, Death Ensemble brings you one of only two horror flicks that employ Thanksgiving as a setting. Phil really tried to review THANKSKILLING, which is a more appropriate film for today;, … Continue reading
Slashing away at a School of Thought
In the early 1980s, the subgenre of slashers went through a boom period. Piggybacking off John Carpenter’s masterpiece HALLOWEEN, Sean Cunningham’s FRIDAY THE 13TH set the box office on fire, and “inspired” a whole slew of slashers. … Continue reading