Tony tells the story of an unemployed, antisocial loner with exquisite taste in 80′s action flicks, which oddly enough, sounds like the target demographic for this website. He spends his days trying to strike up conversation with strangers on the street that don’t have any interest in reciprocating that conversation – and why would they? He seems to be able to hold a conversation with himself that’s a lot more interesting than anything those strangers could possibly come up with. While on the outside, he seems oblivious to the world around him, inside there’s something much more sinister than you would ever suspect.
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March 23, 2010 in
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Tags: 70's, George Romero, gore, horror, Italian, Italian horror, Lucio Fulci, New York, special effects, suspense, zombies.
An opening shot of a man shooting a gun at what appears to be a body tied up in a canvas bag and a single line of dialog – “The boat can leave now, tell the crew” is the only clue Lucio Fulci provides you before the title of Zombie. Next we know, that boat is sailing aimlessly into the New York harbor, where some Coast Guard officers find what’s left of the crew – a lone decaying zombie – and it’s got a hankerin’ for some fresh flesh.
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February 17, 2010 in
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Tags: 70's, afro, amulet, blaxploitation, cops, fighting, gang, Hong Kong, horror, martial arts, New York.
What do you get when you mix a blaxploitation kung-fu movie and an Asian horror movie? You get Gang Wars, a weird combination of bad fight choreography, drug dealers and a monster movie all rolled up in to one.
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February 10, 2010 in
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Tags: 80's, Bible, blaxploitation, camcorder, Casio, Chester Novell Turner, genius, horror, masterpiece, puppets, sex, ventriloquist dummy.
God is a powerful force. He can lead people into battle, heal the sick and save the dying. He can be your salvation, your witness, and your co-pilot. For Helen Black, God is the force that keeps her strong, and makes sure that she keeps her legs closed. Little did she know that one fateful day, a trip to a local gift and trinket shop would change her life and entire philosophy on keeping those legs closed. Please read on to experience the pleasure of Black Devil Doll from Hell, and the genius that is Chester Novell Turner.
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Trying to find a Christmas movie that fits the theme of this site can be a daunting task. Last year I think we actually came across some of the better ones like Santa With Muscles and Silent Night Deadly Night. This year we had to dig a little deeper into our bag of goodies to find a different twist on the Santa Slasher! We reached in and found Christmas Evil aka You Better Watch Out, a film which has been compared to Silent Night Deadly Night, and even got a glowing mention from trashy film maker John Waters.
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