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It’s Official! You Suck! The 35 mm Satan Debacle in Huntington
Back in 2010, I had my greatest experience watching a movie in a theatre. To coincide with a number of its guests, the Saturday Nightmares convention hosted a screening of NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD in … 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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TALES FROM THE CRYPT (1972)
When I wrote my review of BLACK CHRISTMAS this morning, I mentioned it was the only scary Christmas horror film ever made. Technically, I was correct, but also a bit off the mark. Even though … Continue reading
Convention Report: HorrorHound Pittsburgh ’08
Ed. note- The Christmas season is officially upon us. As you digest your turkey dinner and Black Friday passes, and you prepare for Rudolph and the other reindeer to arrive, here’s a much darker tale … Continue reading
Posted in World Painted Blood
Tagged American Werewolf in London, Bert I. Gordon, Chilly Billy Cardille, Creepshow, Daniel Ferrucci, Danielle Harris, David Naughton, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, deer, Fluffy, Frank Serao, George Romero, Greg Nicotero, Griffin Dunne, HorrorHound, John Amplas, John Landis, Martin, Monroeville ExpoMart, Monroeville Mall, Monroeville PA, Monster Bash, Ottaviano Dell'Acqua, Tom Savini, X Chris, zombies
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Rick Catizone- The Romero Retrospective (Audio)
As part of Death Ensemble’s on-going Romero Retrospective, we’ve got a short interview with Rick Catizone, the man responsible for filming the still shots that end NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, and the key animator on … Continue reading
KNIGHTRIDERS
KNIGHTRIDERS In 1979, George Romero was riding high. DAWN OF THE DEAD had released the previous year in Europe, to huge ovations. Its American release followed soon after, and for an unrated film that had little advertising, it … Continue reading
