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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Going off the title alone, you could probably make a good guess at what this film is about… but the truth is that this film is an enigma. It is brutal, vicious, and hands down the most disturbing film I’ve seen in years. It’s written and directed by Polish director Andrej Zulawski, and it is
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Escape rooms are pretty popular destinations featuring puzzles you have to solve in order to escape. So it stands to reason, they would make a horror movie based on them. The plot is about six strangers chosen as participants in what is called the Minos Rooms with winners earning prize of $10,000 if they are
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Midnight Syndicate have crafted the perfect gothic instrumental album that pays tribute to the classic horror films from yesteryear. Combining their symphonic score, with combination of effects and some vocal work, they take you on a journey to a foreboding castle perched upon the cliffs that looks over the village of Arcacia. Inside, legendary monsters
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Today’s entry is a hybrid of the foreign and flashback entries. “Diabolique” (french for ‘Devil’), is a simple black-&-white film about a hurting wife and her husband’s mistress, and their plan to get rid of him. If you’ve heard of stories covering this territory before, I believe it’s safe to say this is one of
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Transcendence recently debuted their EP Pangea last Friday June 25th, and to introduce us to what we would be expecting, released the title track the same evening. The Pittsburgh rock band which is part of Curtain Call Records chose the right track to set us in the mood. “Pangea” is roaring high energy rock song
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I’ve become enraptured with Ken Russell lately. I first tried ‘The Devils’ – which I didn’t like the first time around but loved the second time. And after a bit of research, I’ve found that one of his most easily accessible films is a little piece called “Altered States”. “Altered States” is about a psycho-physiologist
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