nightmares

I read a book called "The Zombie Survival Guide" that was an excellent parody of a cold war survival manual. The book, by Max Brooks portrayed "zombieism" as a real thing and dealt with why bodies reantimate, why zombies are "hungry", what happens to zombies that eat too much and of course the various things you should do to defend yourself against the undead hordes.  In the back of the book there were case histories (short stories) about zombie battles.  That portion of the book was so popular, the them was expanded into the book "World War Z". That book is now being made into a movie by and starring Brad Pitt.  More after the jump.

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Only one movie is opening in wide release this weekend, but it looks like it has enough fright-factor to jolt you into the New Year without any outside help.

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Yeah, I'm back on Netflix, barely. As you may know most of the stuff on the streaming service is horribly old and/or crappy. I accidentally signed back up when I thought they had some episodes of "Sons Of Anarchy" that I was missing. I still refuse the DVD by mail thing; with my bluray hooked up to my wireless internet, I can just buy or stream direct from Amazon.  Anyways, I digress. The point is, there is still something Netflix does well and that's foreign and hard to find movies. I don't have any problem reading subtitles if the movie is good enough. With all of that out of the way, let's talk about "Cold Fish" next.

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Piranha was a GREAT horror comedy. It knew exactly what it was, who its audience was and what was expected of it.  It delivered on every single count, all the way down to the surprise ending.  Now we have Piranha 3DD on the way with more of what you were waiting for. Check out the video after the jump.

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Sorry, but I really only celebrate one holiday at year and that would be Halloween. Besides, even if it's not Halloween, what's not cool about exploding vegetables?

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AMC announced today that they have renewed "The Walking Dead" for a third season. So where does the story go from here?  Read more (without spoilers) after the break.

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Bob Worden, FMX
Nightmare on 19th Street is year after year the biggest and baddest Halloween theme park on the South Plains and in the state of Texas. This year they promise their biggest and most frightening tour yet.

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I don't know why this movie is called "The Thing."  It is supposedly a "prequel" to the 1982 movie "The Thing" starring Kurt Russell. I guess "The Thing Before The Thing" was just too much to put on a marquee.

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People didn't use to hate on clowns the way they do now. I blame the book and movie "It" for the candy-colored haterade.  Read more after the break.

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Nightmare on 19th Street is three-plus "haunted attractions" but that's just the surface. We put this event/attraction together in order to bring something "cool" to Lubbock and we think we've succeeded.

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My props to Daniel Radcliffe for jumping on this after Harry Potter. It looks like a very creepy haunted house story.  Read more after the break.

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For the most part I'm not big into the whole superhero thing, but I can get behind the Ghost Rider. This trailer looks even better than the first movie.

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