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All posts tagged "horror"

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  Gothic ghouls, gore & glamour: Ted Newsom’s “Flesh & Blood: The Hammer Heritage Of Horror”

  Clocking in at nearly two and a half hours of Gothic ghouls, gore and glamour, writer-producer-director Ted Newsom’s Flesh & Blood: The Hammer Heritage of Horror is a BBC video documentary — originally airing in two parts...

  • Posted January 30, 2019
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  “Manhattan Baby”: An ancient Egyptian amulet unleashes an evil supernatural plague in NYC

  Lucio Fulci‘s 1982 horror-thriller headscratcher Manhattan Baby (Italian: L’Occhio del Mal) follows what happens after an archeologist’s daughter brings home an ancient and mysterious amulet, given to her by an old blind Egyptian lady, which unleashes an...

  • Posted January 18, 2019
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  Bob Clark’s ’70s cult hit “Deathdream” brought the dread of the Vietnam War back home

  Writer-director Bob Clark’s thought-provoking, disturbingly creepy horror cult hit Deathdream (1974) is a Vietnam War-era re-working of W.W. Jacob’s classic allegorical short story “The Monkey’s Paw,” reminding us to be careful what we wish for. Watch it...

  • Posted January 11, 2019
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  “Ruby” (1977): Christened in blood, and raised in sin, she’s sweet sixteen, let the party begin!

  Dimension Pictures’ Carrie & The Exorcist-inspired supernatural thriller Ruby — directed by Curtis Harrington and released theatrically on June 23, 1977, with the tagline “Christened in blood, raised in sin, she’s sweet sixteen, let the party begin!”...

  • Posted January 3, 2019
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  Lucio Fulci’s “Zombie”: Flesh-eating zombies turn an island paradise into a wasteland of terror

  Lucio Fulci‘s 1979 smash hit classic Zombie — taglined: “When the earth spits out the dead… they will return to tear the flesh of the living” — features some of the horror genre’s most gut-wrenching graphic scenes,...

  • Posted January 2, 2019
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  “Gorgo” (1961): The British Godzilla becomes an oversized circus freak, pissing off his mama Ogra

  In 1961, merry ol’ English audiences were given their very own Godzilla-like kaiju with a 65-foot amphibious sea monster named Gorgo, who, it turns out, is just a juvenile, and his mama, 200 ft. tall Orga, is...

  • Posted December 27, 2018
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  “Don’t Open Till Christmas”: ‘Tis the season for a Christmas-themed Santa-killing slasher flick

  ‘Tis the season for a Christmas-themed slasher flick, and there are many to choose from, but we thought we’d tell you a little ’bout a little low-budget favorite of ours, 1984’s Don’t Open Till Christmas. “From the...

  • Posted December 21, 2018
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  Dario Argento’s surreal supernatural “Inferno” was the second film in his Three Mothers trilogy

  Dario Argento’s surreal supernatural Inferno (1980) — the second film, following Suspiria, in his “Three Mothers” trilogy — is a heart-pounding, gratuitously gory thriller featuring a throbbing, thunderous original score by keyboardist Keith Emerson of Emerson, Lake...

  • Posted December 6, 2018
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