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Tag Archives: slasher
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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KILLER INSTINCT
I was bummed when I discovered that KILLER INSTINCT wasn’t a movie about the video game of the same name. It was one of my favorite games for the Nintendo 64, especially as I could achieve … Continue reading
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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POPCORN
For about seven years Jill Schoelen had a good run in horror movies. In 1987, she broke into the genre with THE STEPFATHER as the maladjusted stepdaughter Stephanie. Mike Cucinotta and I watched it last night, … Continue reading
HALLOWEEN (2007 Unrated)
If you’re going to watch Rob Zombie’s version of HALLOWEEN, I’ll advise you pick up about half way through, when the second movie starts. Confused? Okay, Rob Zombie directed two different hour-long movies here, and stuck … Continue reading
APRIL FOOL’S DAY (2008)
Ed. note– When writing my APRIL FOOLS’ DAY review for the Deborah Foreman Double Shot last weekend, I couldn’t get away from memories of my look at the 2008 remake… which nobody cared about. You won’t … Continue reading
BLACK CHRISTMAS
Ed. note– As much as I’m a think outside the bun person, I fully realize that on occasion going with the grain is not only the smart thing to do, but the right thing. Capping … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged Art Hindle, Bill Goldberg, Black Christmas, Black X-Mas, Bob Clark, Canadian horror, Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things, Christmas horror, classic, David Cronenberg, Deathdream, Franco Zeffirelli, He's in the house, Horror Movie Relocation Program, Invasion of the Body Snatchers 1978, John Saxon, Keir Dullea, Margot Kidder, Olivia Hussey, Richard Donner, Romeo and Juliet, Roy Moore, Santa Claus, Silent Night Deadly Night, slasher, Superman, The Brood, Them Ils
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SANTA CLAWS
Another Christmas clunker. John Russo at the nadir of his directing career with SANTA CLAWS. Proof once more that Romero was the guy responsible for NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD’s classic status. Debbie Rochon … Continue reading
SORORITY ROW
On its opening night, I went to see SORORITY ROW, a flick that is a silly remake of a just-as- silly 1980s slasher. Slashers aren’t my favorite horror flicks, so why this lame remake inspired … Continue reading
SCREAM 3
Heather Matarazzo makes her convention debut at this October’s Chiller show! Phil can’t stand HOSTEL, and refuses to see her HOSTEL 2, so he chose to review SCREAM 3. (Sadly, her role in it is … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged Courtney Cox, David Arquette, Insidious, Kevin Williamson, Neve Campbell, Parker Posey, Party of Five, Scream, Scream 3, sequel, slasher, Wes Craven
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