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RESURRECTING CARRIE
Ed. note– I’t’s my pleasure to welcome Michael Stever to the Death Ensemble staff. Michael is a talented director, filmmaker, camera man and writer, and even with all that on his plate, he’s taken the time … Continue reading
Zombies: Encounters with the Hungry Dead
I need to step away from zombies for a long time. That’s the ultimate compliment I can give to John Skipp’s massive collection of undead stories, Zombies: Encounters with the Hungry Dead. It’s the most … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged A Nightmare on Elm Street 5, Adam Golaski, Book of the Dead, Craig Spector, Douglas E. Winter, George Romero, Joe R. Lansdale, John Skipp, Leonid Andreyev, Les Daniels, Neil Gaiman, Night of the Living Dead, Pet Sematary, Psycho, Robert Bloch, Robert McCammon, Stephen King, W.B. Seabrook, zombies
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The Dee Wallace-Motherhood Equation
I blame E.T. Steven Spielberg’s 1982 tale of a kid and his new friend the alien was one of the biggest box office hits of all time when it came out, and it’s most likely where … Continue reading
Posted in In the Abyss
Tagged Critters, Cujo, Dee Wallace, E.T., Joe Dante, Rob Zombie, Rob Zombie's Halloween, Stephen King, The Hills Have Eyes, The Howling, Wes Craven
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CUJO
Day 2 of Dee Wallace Week brings me to reflect on the novel Cujo and my special relationship with it. Lewis Teague adapted it, and Dee gives what may be her bravest performance. Stephen King’s … Continue reading
The Romero Retrospective: The Complete Reviews
Over the last year plus, I’ve said just about everything I could possibly say about George Romero. If you’ve read my stuff, you know that he’s my favorite horror director, and one of the main influences on myself … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane, In the Abyss
Tagged Bruiser, Creepshow, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Diary of the Dead, George Romero, John Amplas, Knightriders, Land of the Dead, Martin, Monkey Shines, Night of the Living Dead, Season of the Witch, Stephen King, Survival of the Dead, The Crazies, The Dark Half, There's Always Vanilla, Two Evil Eyes
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THE DARK HALF
With only a few George Romero films left to review, Phil takes a look at the only full novel adaptation the director ever made from Stephen King’s catalogue. His last film before a 7-year hiatus, … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged adaptation, Amy Madigan, Bruiser, Creepshow, Dawn of the Dead, doppelganger, From a Buick 8, George Romero, Goblin, Julie Harris, Land of the Dead, Martin, Michael Rooker, Monkey Shines, Needful Things, Pet Sematary, Robert Joy, Salem's Lot, sparrows, Stephen King, The Dark Half, Tina King, Two Evil Eyes
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CHRISTINE
Ed. note– As I deal with the frustrations of having no car and two jobs to which I constantly need rides, I cap off the brief Devil’s Ride series of reviews with one car I’d be … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged Alexandra Paul, automobile from Hell, Bill Phillips, Dean Cundey, Donald M. Morgan, Escape from New York, Halloween, Harry Dean Stanton, John Carpenter, John Stockwell, Keith Gordon, Plymouth Fury, Prince of Darkness, Richard Kobritz, Robert Prosky, Roberts Blossom, Salem's Lot, Stephen King, Terry Leonard, The Thing
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SALEM’S LOT (1979 Mini-Series)
Enough talk about vampire flicks that aren’t even horror movies. Phil reviews a film with a very evil vampire, the master Barlow, in SALEM’S LOT. The mini-series scared him as a kid when it was … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged evil house, George Romero, Paul Monash, Salem's Lot, Stephen King, Tobe Hooper, vampires
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