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All posts tagged "horror"

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  “Abominable”: Ryan Schifrin’s directorial debut was a Hitchcock-inspired Bigfoot scarefest

  Ryan Schifrin’s 2006 directorial debut Abominable — which despite its title is not about the Ambominable Snowman, it’s about Bigfoot! — was partly inspired by Alfred Hitchcock‘s voyeuristic thriller, Rear Window. Abominable – which the monthly horror magazine...

  • Posted July 31, 2018
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  “The Deadly Spawn” (1983): Angry space alien salamanders are feeding on human flesh!

  In the beloved bargain basement-budgeted cult classic The Deadly Spawn — now streaming in our Horror section over on Night Flight Plus — it all comes down to a handful of plucky citizens to find a way...

  • Posted July 20, 2018
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  “I Heart Monster Movies”: Tyler Benjamin’s 2012 documentary is a “love letter” to horror movies

  I Heart Monster Movies is avid horror movie fan Tyler Benjamin’s documentary about what it means to be a horror movie fan, providing viewers with a range of unique perspectives on horror movies and showing us the...

  • Posted July 18, 2018
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  “The Cat O’ Nine Tails” (1971): Dario Argento’s stylish suspense-filled Hitchcock-inspired giallo

  The Cat O’ Nine Tails (1971) was the second entry in Italian maestro of the macabre Dario Argento‘s “Animal Trilogy,” which were the films he wrote and directed which had animals listed in their titles (Four Flies...

  • Posted June 1, 2018
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  1959’s “4D Man” walks through walls of solid steel and stone… into the 4th Dimension!

  In Irvin S. Yeaworth Jr.‘s sci-fi suspense thriller 4D Man — theatrically released on October 1959, you’ll find it now streaming on our Night Flight Plus channel — Dr. Scott Nelson (Robert Lansing) discovers that his younger...

  • Posted May 30, 2018
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  Dario Argento, Italy’s maestro of the macabre, and his visually-arresting, visceral “Deep Red”

  Italy’s maestro of the macabre, Dario Argento, really hit his stride as a filmmaker with his fifth film and the ultimate giallo, 1975’s Profondo Rosso — an edited version was released in the U.S. as Deep Red...

  • Posted May 23, 2018
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  Pier Carpi’s somewhat controversial “Satan’s Wife” (1979) featured Satanic black mass rituals, naked exorcisms & lots of blood-soaked gore

  Italian filmmaker Pier Carpi’s Satan’s Wife (1979) featured Satanic black mass rituals, naked exorcisms and lots of blood-soaked gore. This somewhat controversial NSFW psychotronic horror flick offers up plenty more to gawk at, though — or shrink...

  • Posted March 8, 2018
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  “Invasion of the Blood Farmers” is “a classic drive-in epic of the trashiest proportions”

  Invasion of the Blood Farmers is a grade-Z schlockfest about a group of modern-day druids who kidnap and kill young women in upstate New York, harvesting their victims’ bodies in hopes of finding one with a rare...

  • Posted February 16, 2018
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