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Faces In The Crowd (2011) Movie Review
With a title as generic as “Faces in the Crowd”, and a generic poster that you’ve seen a dozen times—yeah, no movie has ever had a poster with a picture of a face in...
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11-11-11 (2011) Movie Review
Bestselling novelist Joseph Crone (Timothy Gibbs) is having a dickens of a time. Not all that long ago, a crazed fan burned down his house, killing his wife and young son in the process....
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Ghastly (2011) Movie Review
The excellently titled “Ghastly” is the latest of the 2011 Korean summer horrors to hit DVD and is another dealing with the ever popular theme of creepy possessed children. Directed by debut helmer Yang...
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The Cat (2011) Movie Review
Korean horror takes a furry, feline turn with “The Cat”, from writer director Byun Seung Wook (“Solace”), pitting television actress Park Min Young (“City Hunter”, “Sungkyunkwan Scandal”) against a killer kitty and the usual...
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Encapsulated Cinema: Ghastly, Head, and Midnight FM
Ghastly (2011)There aren’t too many movies out there that feature a small children stabbing their classmates in the neck with number two pencils. As you can probably imagine, there’s a very good reason for...
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BFI London Film Festival Review: The Awakening (2011)
Marking the big screen debut of television director Nick Murphy, “The Awakening” is an old fashioned British ghost story following the usual creepy goings-on in a countryside boys’ boarding school. With a script by...
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Sector 7 (2011) Movie Review
After spending so much time covering director Kim Ji-hoon’s deep sea monster movie “Sector 7″, you’d think that my lofty expectations would completely ruin the experience for me. And, truthfully, I’d be lying if...
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The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence (2011) Movie Review
Since watching director Tom Six’s latest shockfest “The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence”, I’ve been trying to write this review. Usually I can knock these suckers out with little to no trouble whatsoever, but...
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Wrong Turn 4: Bloody Beginnings (2011) Movie Review
At this point, you either love the “Wrong Turn” franchise or hate it with every fiber of your being. I happen to fall into the camp that appreciates the films for what they are:...
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British Horror Film Festival ’11: The Holding, Stalker, and The Hike
The British Horror Film Festival, now in its second year, took place in London and Bournemouth over October 14th and 15th 2011, boasting a line-up of new home-grown genre fare. As well as the...
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Stiffed (2010) Movie Review
Small-time criminals become undead armed robbers — it’s a concept so simple in design that I’m surprised the scenario hasn’t already been done to death. “Necroville” co-director Billy Garberina takes a cinematic stab at...
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Extended 5-Minute Preview Clip of The Walking Dead Season 2 Premiere Episode
If you were at the New York Comic Con over the weekend and caught “The Walking Dead” panel, then you already saw this extended 5-minute clip from tonight’s upcoming Season 2 premiere episode of...
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The Howling Reborn (2011) Movie Review
I totally expected writer/director Joe Nimziki’s werewolf-related love story “The Howling Reborn” to be a complete waste of time, and I’m happy to report that I was not disappointed. I was ready to abandon...
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The Thing (2011) Movie Review
Antarctica is a great setting for a horror movie. You’re in the most remote, desolate, deadly corner of the planet, where the weather can change moods at the drop of a hat, where you...
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White: Melody of Death (aka The Melody of the Curse, 2011) Movie Review
“White: Melody of Death” (aka “White: The Melody of the Curse”) was one of the first big Korean horror releases of Summer 2011, directed by twin brother directing duo Kim Gok and Kim Sun....
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The Woman (2011) Movie Review #2
Having whipped up a storm of controversy on its travels round various festivals, including an amusingly over the top reaction from a Sundance patron who called for the film to be burned, Lucky McKee’s...
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Forgotten Action Cinema: Kung Fu Zombie
Though this sickly green globe we call Earth has been lovingly graced with an unhealthy abundance of bizarre, over-the-top kung fu movies, few of them actually come close to matching the undeniably goofy charm...
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The Woman (2011) Movie Review
I’ve spent a lot of time watching extreme cinema, ranging from the mild to the balls-out insane. Rarely have I felt the strong urge to take a good, long, hot shower after the experience,...
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The Caller (2011) Movie Review
I think old-fashioned rotary telephones are creepy as hell. I’m not even kidding. Does my overwhelming fear of this antiquated communication device have something to do with my childhood? Was I systemically beaten with...
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Tucker and Dale vs. Evil (2010) Movie Review
Ever since I heard (then saw the trailers for) Eli Craig’s “Tucker and Dale vs. Evil”, I’ve been curious about seeing the movie. Certainly, it wasn’t because Katrina Bowden promises to go skinny dipping...
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