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20Apr/101

Mandroid

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They say the brain is the biggest muscle in the human body... wait, or is it the butt?  I don't know I always get those two confused...  Regardless, the brain is a powerful weapon.  But what if you could use your brain to control an even more powerful weapon?  Like say, a ?  Now there is an answer to that question, and the answer is Mandroid.


31Oct/090

Halloween III: Season of the Witch

Halloween 3 1 Halloween III: Season of the Witch III is one of the strangest movies in any movie franchise.  As I've mentioned before in a previous post, it's a sequel to film that it has absolutely no relationship to.  While it  can be said that they tried to incorporate the Silver Shamrock company into the later films of the franchise, it's pretty clear that beforehand they really didn't have any intentions of keeping this film in the continuum of the world that gave birth to Michael Myers.  In fact, the only appearance of Michael Myers in this film is a brief clip from the original of Mr. Myers walking down the stairs as a promo for a broadcast of the original movie.  So while the original intent of this movie was supposed to be a telling of a " story" after Myers death in II, this movie is really about Dr. Dan Challis (Tom Atkins) and the Silver Shamrock company.


29Sep/090

Trailer Tuesdays: Halloween III

For this week's Trailer Tuesday, we bring you a very rare trailer for III:

While I'd normally analyze our Tuesday Trailer, I think this one is pretty self explanatory.  An evil corporation is going to play a trick on everyone by doing something to the children of American, all on Halloween night.  Rather than wax philosophical about the Silver Shamrock, I'd rather bring you a fan made trailer that's a very close recreation of that original trailer.  Enjoy, this updated trailer, and look forward to a review of Halloween III soon on InternalBleeding.net:


9May/090

The Town that Dreaded Sundown

the town that dreaded sundown The Town that Dreaded SundownSerial killers are something I've always been fascinated and frightened by.  I remember hearing about the nightstalker killings in California when I was younger, and even though I lived in Michigan, it seemed like it was possible for Richard Ramirez to make his way to my neighborhood somehow and take out me and my family.  In 1946, the town of Texarkana, Arkansas was under that same type of terror from a known as "The Phantom Killer", and 1976 flick "The Town that Dreaded Sundown" is the retelling of that story.