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Charming Incantations: Enticed
Ed. note- I owe a profound apology to author Monique Snyman. She sent me this novel for review ages ago, and I promised her and myself that I would review it soon after. I … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged Charming Incantations Enticed, Edward Cullen, goblins, Monique Snyman, Twilight, vampires, werewolves, YA horror
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THE HOWLING
Werewolves have been cool for a long time. Back in 1941, Universal Pictures unleashed THE WOLF MAN a decade into its Classic Monsters run, giving horror fans one of the genre’s most fun monsters. Also … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged adaptation, Allen Ginsberg, Belinda Balaski, Carrie, Christopher Stone, Dee Wallace, Dick Miller, Dressed to Kill, E.T., Elisabeth Brooks, Fasso's Great Horror Flicks, Gary Brandner, George Waggner, Gremlins, Howl, Joe Dante, John Carradine, John Hora, John Sayles, Kevin McCarthy, Lon Chaney Jr., Mike Finnell, Patrick Macnee, Pino Donaggio, Piranha, Rob Bottin, Robert Picardo, Slim Pickens, Steven Spielberg, The Howling, The Thing, The Wolf Man, Universal Classic Monsters, werewolves
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WAXWORK
As the first part of the Deborah Foreman Double Shot, Phil looks at WAXWORK, an In Its Own Universe flick that takes 40s era screwball comedy and graphic horror and never manages to integrate them slightly. … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged Anthony Hickox, Blame It on Rio, Bo Derek, Christopher Cibelli, David Warner, Deborah Foreman, Dracula, Gremlins, In Its Own Universe, Joe Dante, Marquis de Sade, Maurice Chevalier, Michelle Johnson, Miles O'Keefe, Patrick Macnee, Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, Thank Heaven for Little Girls, The Howling, vampires, wax museum, Waxwork, werewolves, Zach Galligan, zombies
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UNDERWORLD: AWAKENING
Ed. note- I’m not discussing the 3D version of UNDERWORLD: AWAKENING because I saw it in glorious 2D. Glasses are up to $4 on Long Island, and I don’t like my wallet getting raped. Plus, … Continue reading
Teen Wolf (TV- Season 1)
When I first heard they were putting together the Teen Wolf series, my initial thought was, “This is an awful idea.” Taking a 1980s Michael J. Fox comedy and turning it into a 2011 TWILIGHT … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged Colton Haynes, Crystal Reed, Dylan O'Brien, Holland Roden, MTV, Netflix, Teen Wolf, TV horror, Twilight, Tyler Hoechlin, Tyler Posey, werewolves
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All the Best Horror is on TV
This past April was the last time I got excited about seeing a horror flick in a theatre. I’d heard great things about INSIDIOUS, and I was pleased to find it lived up to every one of them. … Continue reading
Posted in In the Abyss
Tagged American Horror Story, Andrew Lincoln, Dylan O'Brien, Fright Night, George Romero, Glee, haunted house, hunters, Insidious, Jared Padalecki, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Jensen Ackles, Jessica Lange, Jim Beaver, Kolchak, Netflix, remake, Robert Kirkman, Sarah Fasso, Supernatural, Teen Wolf, The Thing 2011, The Vampire Diaries, The Walking Dead, TV horror, Twilight, Tyler Posey, werewolves, Zachary Quinto
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TWILIGHT: Is It the Most Successful “Horror” Franchise of All Time?
Here’s a word that turns the stomachs of the hardcore among us horror fans: TWILIGHT. When not followed by the word “ZONE,” it signifies sparkling vampires who brood more than Hamlet on his best day, shirtless teen … Continue reading
Posted in In the Abyss
Tagged Balrog, Bella Swan, Blade, Box Office Mojo, Breaking Dawn, Catherine Hardwicke, Degrassi High, Dictionary.com, Edward Cullen, Fat Albert's Halloween Special, franchise, Hamlet, Kristen Stewart, Lord of the Rings, Middle Earth, Robert Pattinson, Salem's Lot, Sarah Fasso, Star Wars, Stephanie Meyer, Stephen King, Tolkien, Twilight, vampires, werewolves
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THE HOWLING II: YOUR SISTER IS A WEREWOLF
I mention Reb Brown in my Sssssss review, and a few days later, he’s on the Chiller guest list. I should mention Kathleen Kinmont and Joe Dante… wait, I’m about to do just that! The … Continue reading
Posted in Criminally Insane
Tagged Christopher Lee, Joe Dante, John Sayles, Kathleen Kinmont, Reb Brown, Rob Bottin, sequel, Sybil Danning, The Howling, The Howling II, werewolves
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THE HOWLING: 7 Rebirths that Should Have Been Abortions
There are six horror flicks I count as my all-time favorites: THE OMEN; the original NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD; John Carpenter’s remake of THE THING; David Cronenberg’s THE FLY, another remake; the original INVASION OF THE … Continue reading
Posted in In the Abyss
Tagged Joe Dante, John Sayles, Rob Bottin, sequel, The Howling, werewolves
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