Twisted Nerve is a psychological horror film that was released in 1968, and was scored by Bernard Herrmann, the same person who scored the original Psycho movie. It’s the theme song of this movie that is the most iconic for good reason. It takes whistling and turns it into a thing of dread. It’s a […]
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San Jose hardcore band MAYA pulls no punches with their live studio video for their single “Sangrando”. Under two minutes long, the song gets straight to the point with its ferocity, and including a breakdown at the end. The song itself is about protecting your blood, even shedding your blood if you have to. If
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I picked up a lot of classic horror recently from Barnes & Noble for their 1/2 off Criterion sale, and the first one I’m digging into is this famous, but underseen, film. When a man is found floating face up in a lifeboat in the ocean – dubbed the only survivor of the ship he
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The third film, Puppet Master III: Toulan’s Revenge serves as a prequel, and gives us a little backstory of Toulan and his puppets. The plot deals with Andre Toulan who attracted the wrong kind of attention from Nazis. They kill his wife in cold blood, so Toulan naturally takes his revenge on the ones responsible.
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A few weeks ago I went for a small family vacation to a Lake. So the night before we departed, I decided to watch this movie for the very first time. A story about a massive gator that lives in a lake and is suspected of being the root of a bunch of missing tourists
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The Resident Evil animated universe is pretty spectacular to look at, and Infinite Darkness is no different. Essentially they took a 120 minute movie, and split it into 4 parts. The series takes place between Resident Evil 4 and 5. The plot deals with Leon Kennedy and Claire Redfield who are both investigating the source
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Ice Nine Kills has an attentive love for horror, recreating horror novels and movies through their music. The last horror movie concept album The Silver Scream was a huge hit, so they deciding to release a sequel The Silver Scream 2: Welcome to Horrorwood. To give us a taste, they released a music video for
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Something a little different than we are used to as Ritual of Ether and SHE recording artist Dieabolik The Monster introduce us to the “Anti-Hero”. The two waste no time as the video gets started, which is filmed in comic book style. I am sure this was an intentional nod to the 1960’s Batman TV
As I was visiting the Living Dead Museum in Pittsburgh, PA last weekend, I was curious if we ever reviewed the 1982 Creepshow movie. Turns out we have not. Time to rectify that. The horror anthology movie consisted of 5 different tales, with a wrap-around segment. You have “Father’s Day”, which is about a man
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