"The Collection" starts this Friday and I'm pumped! "The Collection" is the sequel to "The Collector". It's way past time for some type of supervillian killer along the lines of Mike Myers or even Pinhead and this guy has the skills to up the kills! More after the jump.
I was discussing with Landon whether he should read the Walking Dead comics/graphic novels. My answer was of course a big 'hells yes'. The comics while not vastly different from the t.v. show, differ enough to keep you more than interested. People die and come in and out of the stories at different times and I really don't think it'll ruin the t.v. show for you (it hasn't for me). Well, I found a place where you can start reading the comics for free. More after the jump.
The undead have learned a new trick in the trailer for "World War Z". I'd call it 'swarming" You'll see it a couple of times in this trailer and it's pretty frightening. More after the jump.
This is a fun little series of videos with the answer changing based on whether you select 'yes' or 'no'. I have a somewhat amusing story of how I came out after the jump.
You are going to know very quickly whether this is your kind of 'thing' or not. First off, you'll probably have to hunt it up on a digital download. It's another British horror/comedy mashup. This almost looks like "American Pie" meets "Teen Wolf" with a British accent.
Your last chance to rock with "Nightmare On 19th Street" is tonight. Haunted houses aren't for everybody, but they are for most people. The best Haunted Houses combine scares/laughs and thoughts of 'oh, cool'. If people were just looking to be scared, Haunted Houses would just hold you at gunpoint until you wet yourself. More after the jump.
Sam Raimi will always be the last night in horror. He is responsible for the Evil Dead trilogy. That is that and that is all. After rockin' the initial run of Spiderman films, he returned to horror with his brother and in 2009 brought us "Drag Me To Hell". More after the jump.
THIS IS INCREDIBLY VIOLENT, PROFANE AND DISTURBING. We were talking about Rainn Wilson on the air the other day. He had suggested that we make "National Voting Day" a holiday. He is best known for his part on the office and in the movie "The Rocker". Some of us got to know him earlier on as "Bill" in Rob Zombie's "House Of 1000 Corpses". More, if you dare, after the jump.
The Evil Dead Trilogy is one of my absolutely favorite series ever. Now, Evil Dead 2 is basically a slightly higher, slightly funnier version of the first movie. The third movie is actually "Army Of Darkness" which genre jumps from comedy to horror to medieval adventure. So with all the jumping around of the first three movies, I don't really have a problem with a remake. More after the jump.
My favorite horror movie of all time costs 1.5 million to make. That's piddly stuff. It also helped launch the career of Eli Roth who made a bundle on this one and on Hostel. I'll give you the setup and a very weird scene after the jump.
Hello boys and ghouls and welcome to episode three of "Nessmanics Hall Of Horror". Yes, it's my blog version of the great late night horror t.v. programs of years past. I'm no Elvira, but I'll do my best to turn you on to some cool stuff.
Today we're going to look at "A Nightmare On Elm Street". "Nightmare" is another series that just doesn't seem to hold up all that well. You do have to remember that Freddy went from "Bastard Son of 10,000 Maniacs" to a cartoon character, so that doesn't help. My favorite Freddy is the reinvention in "Wes Craven's New Nightmare". The plot was kind of 'oh-well', but Freddy came back meaner and more hardcore. More after the jump.
It's rare to have a 'great' Netflix find, the best you can do most times is 'pretty good'. "Doghouse' was not only a great find, it ended up being not only one of my favorite zombie movies ever, it ended up being one of my favorite overall movies ever. For those of you who think you've 'seen it all' read on past the jump.
