SCARY MOVIE NIGHT: Twilight Zone: The Movie [DVD/BLURAY REVIEW]
Director: John Landis, Steven Spielberg, Joe Dante, George Miller Production Company: Warner Bros Genre: Sci-Fi Horror Anthology One Sentence Synopsis: Based on Rod Serling’s “The Twilight Zone” television series Series: Standalone Release Date: June 24, 1983 Running Time: 101 min Reviewed by: Karen “Nekcromance” St. Claire Final Score: 5.0 Moons (Out of 5) Step into the otherworldly 5th dimension, a place that lies between time and...
Scary Movie Night: Rob Zombie’s Halloween [DVD/BLU-RAY REVIEW]
Director: Rob Zombie Production Companies: Dimension Films, Nightfall Productions, Spectacle Entertainment Group, Trancas International Distribution Company: The Weinstein Company Genre: Horror Series: Based on Halloween by John Carpenter and Debra Hill which created a huge series as the saga continues MPAA: R Music: Tyler Bates / John Carpenter (film score) Soundtrack Credits: Click Here Release Date: August 31, 2007 Purchase: Click...
Scary Movie Night: Dark Shadows [DVD/BLU-RAY REVIEW]
It is said that blood is thicker than water. Vampire risen Barnabas Collins returns to his family roots. The wealthy Collins family cursed by a vengeful witch, who’s failing family fishing business is in dire need of restoration, is the quest for justice. In this Tim Burton picturesque cinematic film, the saga continues.
SCARY MOVIE NIGHT: The Wicker Man [DVD/BLURAY REVIEW]
VIDEO REVIEW: WRITTEN REVIEW: Director: Robin Hardy Production Companies: British Lion Films Distribution Company: British Lion Films Genre: British Horror, Cult Classic Music: Paul Giovanni and traditional folk songs Series: Standalone MPAA: R Release Date: December 6, 1973 Running Time: 88 minutes MSRP: DIGITAL: RENT: $3.99 HD DIGITAL PURCHASE: $12.99 HD Click Here TANGIBLE COPY: DVD: $9.98 BLU-RAY $12.19 MULTI-FORMAT: $15.08...
Scary Movie Night: Queen of the Damned [DVD/BLU-RAY REVIEW]
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]
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.
Scary Movie Night: Angel Heart [DVD/BLURAY REVIEW]
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.
Scary Movie Night: The Skeleton Key [DVD/BLURAY VIDEO REVIEW]
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.
The Death of Superman Book & DVD Set [GRAPHIC NOVEL REVIEW]
I first got into Superman when, as a child, I lived in a desert town with no TV and, once a month, we’d go to the largest city in our area to get provisions. There was a half-price comic book store and I would find ‘70’s and ‘80’s Bronze age books for 15 cents apiece, purchasing as many as I could to make the month until I got back bearable. DC comics always had a more powerful tone to me and I would try to buy comics that I could find in as sequential an order as possible. Superman books were some of the more intriguing (second only to Flash, in my mind) because he was so powerful, that the w
Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice (Ultimate Edition) [BLU-RAY REVIEW]
After witnessing the death and destruction that took place during the battle between Superman and General Zod, Bruce Wayne becomes very suspicious of the red-caped crusader. Can Superman really be trusted? What if he turned on the human race? Who would stand up against him? And what can Clark Kent make of the Batman of Gotham? Clark investigates the Bat’s form of justice and wonders who will put this vigilante in his place. Two worlds collide while their true enemy watches with delight.