Scary Movie Night: Queen of the Damned [DVD/BLU-RAY REVIEW]

Posted By Karen "Neckromance" St. Claire on Oct 25, 2019 in Featured, Origin: Spokesmodel, Review: Blu-Ray, Review: DVDs, Review: Films, Review: Scary Movie Night, Reviews

Get ready for a fang’tastic hard rockin’ time as vampire turned rockstar, L’Estat (Stuart Townsend), has risen from his New Orleans crypt after 100 years of sleep. His motive is to resurrect a few old friends….daring them to “Come out come out, wherever you are… See you all in Death Valley.”

Scary Movie Night: Fallen [DVD/BLU RAY REVIEW]

Posted By Karen "Neckromance" St. Claire on Sep 27, 2019 in Featured, Origin: Spokesmodel, Review: Blu-Ray, Review: DVDs, Review: Films, Review: Scary Movie Night, Reviews

John Hobbes (Denzel Washington) is a Philadelphia murder detective who is responsible for supplying pertinent evidence which in turn is bringing justice to a close for serial killer Edgar Reese (Elias Koteas), who is sentenced to die in the gas chamber. The condemned murderer leaves cryptic coded hints behind in riddle form before his last dance with death. The detective soon discovers a diabolical copycat killer. He then begins studying the mysterious clues left behind from his last conversation with Reese, just moments before his execution.

Master & Apprentice [BOOK REVIEW]

Posted By JT Hanke on Sep 20, 2019 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Books, Reviews

separates him from his padawan. With his own master being the now departed Jedi, Dooku, Qui-Gon is often as much at odds with the Jedi council as he is with his student—so he is completely dumbfounded when he is actually invited to join the Jedi council itself.

To do so, however, he’ll have to stop being Obi-Wan’s master and find a replacement master for him. He asks for time to think and, as he does so, he gets a summon by the council to do a last mission before he makes up his mind: rejoin another of Dooku’s former students, Jedi Rael Averross, in quelling a terrorist group…

Kung Fu Vampire: Come Dawn [ALBUM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on Sep 3, 2019 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Music, Reviews, User Submitted Reviews

Band/Artist: Kung Fu Vampire Release House: Ultra Violet Entertainment Genre: Rap/Hip-hop One Sentence Synopsis: The long anticipated album since KFV’s last release, Look Alive (2016) Series: Standalone Single/EP/Album: Album Release Date: 8-30-2019 Running Time: 49 Min MSRP: $8.99 Discount Link: Click Here Website: Click Here Sample/Music Video: Click Here Purchase Site: Click Here Reviewed by: Reverend Leviathan Final Score: 5.0...

Scary Movie Night: Angel Heart [DVD/BLURAY REVIEW]

Posted By Karen "Neckromance" St. Claire on Aug 30, 2019 in Featured, Model: Karen St. Claire, Origin: DGM Staff, Origin: Spokesmodel, Review: Blu-Ray, Review: DVDs, Review: Films, Review: Scary Movie Night, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Videos)

Harry Angel (played by Mickey Rourke) is a bottom of the barrel simple task New York detective hired by Louis Cyphere (played by Robert De Niro) at a law firm called Herman and Winesap. Louis hires Harry to locate a missing wartime crooner, Johnny Favorite, that he claims is indebted to him. In this “neo-noir” psychological horror, you are escorted on a journey through the world of Voodoo, murder mystery, steamy sex, and legendary deal making with the devil for fame and fortune.

Disko Anksiyete [ALBUM REVIEW]

Posted By Mother Star on Aug 23, 2019 in Featured, Origin: User (Approved), Review: Music, Reviews, User Submitted Reviews

Disko Anksiyete takes one back to the 80’s in more ways than just one. In addition to a hefty Sisters of Mercy influence, there is a very strong new wave influence, e.g. A Flock of Seagulls and Nena. The album does not, however, recycle old material. She Past Away keeps the old elements sounding new and fresh and relevant, as well as insanely dance-able.

Scary Movie Night: The Skeleton Key [DVD/BLURAY VIDEO REVIEW]

Posted By Karen St. Claire on Jul 26, 2019 in Featured, Model: Karen St. Claire, Model: Women, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Blu-Ray, Review: DVDs, Review: Films, Review: Scary Movie Night, Reviews, Type: Article (w/ Photos), Type: Article (w/ Videos), Type: Video

Caroline Ellis (played by Kate Hudson) stars as a fed up hospice caregiver who leaves her nursing home job to start employment in a private estate and discovers it’s mysterious past linked to  Hoodoo which lurks rampantly in the haunted estate.

Wisborg: From the Cradle to the Coffin [ALBUM REVIEW]

Posted By MotherStar2 on Jun 21, 2019 in Featured, Origin: Official Contributor, Review: Music, Reviews, User Submitted Reviews

Wisborg actually delivers a “gothic” project that would make sense being grouped with the early greats like the Sisters of Mercy and Fields of the Nephilim – and that with a front man under 25! Classic goth-rock, also called post-punk, is bass-driven but Wisborg achieves the effect by playing the low strings on heavily distorted electric guitars and/or with keyboards rather than a bass guitar. The former often gives the sound a metal feel. The depth and complexity in this record does not resemble the top-40-quality opuses so often ground out by many…

Conscience of the King [BOOK REVIEW]

Posted By Jo Ann Safranik on Jun 4, 2019 in Featured, Origin: Official Contributor, Review: Books, Reviews

Imagine being a young man—yes, on the planet, Equus, 100 is young— content with your role as a quantum computational genius and teacher of kindergartners, and suddenly, on that 100th natal day, being declared, without warning or recourse, the absolute ruler of a sprawling galactic alliance faced with a deadly threat. Ah’Krill Ardenai Morningstar—until that fateful morning Ah’rane Ardenai Krush—has, following 700 years of rule by the priestesses of the Great House—risen to become the Thirteenth Dragonhorse, the only secular ruler the Affined Equi Worlds and the Seventh Galactic Alliance will…

Skald In Veum: Stridslysten [ALBUM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on May 28, 2019 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Music, Reviews

Blackened Scandinavian metal band Skald In Veum hit the scene hard, turned many heads and had even more banging with their debut release 1260 Days in 2015. Four years later, the band finally released their long-anticipated sophomore album, Stridslysten, with a LIMITED CD release, so get one while you still can!

Twiztid: Generation Nightmare [ALBUM REVIEW]

Posted By Reverend Leviathan on May 10, 2019 in Featured, Origin: DGM Staff, Review: Music, Reviews, User Submitted Articles

Underground hip-hop duo Twiztid spent a year preparing their fans for the release of Generation Nightmare. With a number of singles hitting the digital media outlets, Jamie Madrox and Monoxide Child showed their fans just how versatile they can be, and announced to the world that “we are the nightmare children.”