Happy Halloween from everyone at Internal Bleeding! As I’m sure all of you have been doing, I’ve been happily watching all of the horror movies on TV this week. It is nice to see that at least one week out of the year some stations make an effort to play some of our old favorites, and give us a chance to see some great flicks we may have missed. So I decided this Halloween to do a couple “quick hit” reviews of American Werewolf In London & Hellraiser!
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I knew that I’d never be a doctor, I can’t stand the sight of blood. Crazy, huh? I write reviews of gory horror movies and I can’t stand the sight of blood. I can’t even get my blood taken at the doctor’s office without practically passing out. Working in a medical supply warehouse would probably be pretty cool though. You get to see all types of weird medical equipment, and I’m sure all the different posters and stuff would be pretty cool. If I do ever decide to get a job at a medical supply warehouse, I’ll make sure to ask for a tour of the place before I accept any jobs. That way, I can see if they have any suspicious tanks or drums in their basement that say “In case of emergency, call the U.S. Army”. See, that’s one thing Freddy forgot to do in Dan O’Bannon’s 1985 zombie flick “Return of the Living Dead”
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They say that money can’t buy happiness, but it certainly can buy a position of influence… Those are the words that are spoken very early in the Godfrey Ho film Zombie Vs. Ninja. Unfortunately for you, you won’t have any idea what that has to do with anything else that you’ll see in the next hour and a half.
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The time has finally come. We’ve been talking, teasing and hinting at this for a while now, and the official announcement is finally here. InternalBleeding.net is having our first giveaway, ever. We waited a while because we wanted something that we could giveaway that is truly unique. We’re proud to say that up for grabs is this limited edition 12-inch “Subject 138: The Street Prophet” figure from Sideshow Collectibles line of “The Dead” zombie figures.
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In this installment of the Zombie films, zombies have taken over most of the world and the number of living humans is dwindling. Society has adapted to this change and a great number of people reside in Fiddler’s Green one of the few remaining cities not populated by zombies. Kaufman (Dennis Hopper) the founder of this great city has separated the people into two classes. The upper class living fancy lives, and the lower class left to fend for themselves on the streets. Supplies are brought into the town by a team of mercenaries lead by Riley (Simon Baker) and Cholo (John Leguizamo). Cholo does all of Kaufman’s dirty work in hopes to gain a nice home in Fiddler’s Green, but Kaufman decides to have him killed of instead. Severely pissed off from being double crossed Cholo steals the Dead Reckoning - a seriously modified truck armed to the gills, and threatens to blow up the city. Since Riley designed the Dead Reckoning, Kaufman recruits him to get it back. Meanwhile the zombies decide to attack the city and they have learned to use various tools along the way. Will Riley get the Dead Reckoning back in time to save Fiddler’s Green, or will Cholo blow the city to hell and let the zombies devour the citizens of Fiddler’s green?
Written and directed by: George A. Romero
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