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A New Anthology Coming Soon to Feature Gary Brandner Story: Voices From the grave

For Immediate Release Ap: New Anthology Features Gary Brandner Author of Howling's short story invitation in the upcoming anthology Voice from the Grave
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Genre
Horror
About
Three part Supernatural story Anthology
Plot Outline
From master horror writer Gary Brandner, author of 'The Howling', and filmmakers Richard Stoudt and Laurence Holloway comes a relentlessly harrowing film experience. A trio of horrors that will make your flesh creep and your heart palpitate.

Deadly spirits, vengeful and maliciously spiteful give fuel to these tales of supernatural terrors.
'Invitation', based on a short story by Gary Brandner, tells the tale of loser Len Krager, who attends a party he'll never forget! A vengeful spirit exacts revenge in the tale 'All Hallows' Eve'! An exercise in suspense and atmosphere. Robert Mundy doesn't celebrate Halloween since the accidental death of his brother on Halloween night. But this Halloween night, vengeance will rise and seek retribution. Ghostly road hazards endanger a used car owner in the turbo-charged yarn 'Repossessed', a spine tingling 'vehicle' for absolute fright. Jeff purchases a killer car for a killer deal....unfortunately, the car really is a killer!

A true exercise in style and terror, 'Voices from The Grave' will thrill and chill even the most jaded horror fan!
Starring:
Michael Hanelin, David Nelson, Chris Labadie,
Scarlett O'Neil, Michelle Green, Maryam Cne,
Sean Ryan McBride, Sarah Masters, Corey Henderson.

Directed By
Richard Stoudt & Laurence C. Holloway
Written By
Gary Brandner, Richard Stoudt, & Joe Evans
Screenplay By
Richard Stoudt & Laurence C. Holloway
Produced By
AMBERMOON PRODUCTIONS

Tied in Blood Chemical Burn Ent 2012

Tied in Blood: A Bone Chilling Ghost Story Tied in Blood is an unsettling tale of evil and manipulation, of courage and redemption. Returning home, a father is horrified to find his wife and children dead: killed, he claims, by an evil spirit that haunts their home. Insisting that a ghostly presence killed them he asks a gifted spiritualist, Robert Brandon, to find the paranormal killer but as the dead return to tell of ghosts, demons, seduction and murder, Robert discovers a horror more real than any ghost story. He communicates with the deceased to piece together the family's darkest secret, untangling lies and confusion, he becomes a target for the very darkness that tore the family apart.

MY REVIEW A mans family is killed in his home, after he discovers their badly mutilated bodies he decides to hire a paranormal investigator because apparantly they were killed by ghosts, in this film the investigator is able to show him what happened as if through a crytal ball its pretty spooky & a very well done film, i really liked this one a lot, chemical burn has been really putting out some winners lately & i cant wait to see whats next. If you like gory ghost stories this ones for you! RANK 8/10

Theater of the Bizzare & the Horror anthology come back! + Win Chillerama on Blu Ray!

In this article im going to point out how many horror anthologies are being released at this time, to show the horror fans out there that anthologies are on the rise and making a huge comeback, they are not so much a movie then an event once said producer director of the anthology Theater of Derrange & Treasure chest of horrors James Bressack. With anthologies on the rise this year and last year alone we have seen the release of Nightmare Alley, Slices of Life, Drive In Horror Show, Slices, Theater of Bizzare, Trick or treat, Chillerama, Little Deaths, And so many more that I will try to cover in this article stay tuned. Theater of Bizarre is a terrific anthology by Image Entertainment it starts off with a very cool spooky opening wrap around story in which a girl stumples into an abandond theater and it comes to life, with mechanical hosts similar to something you'd see in a fun house. They are basicaly tour guides that tell her or should i say welcome he to some of the best anthology stories ive seen in a long time, i rank this right up there with Creepshow & the best of them. THEATRE OF BIZARRE RANK 9/10 Little Deaths is a terrific anthology which features 3 tales the first is my favorite about a seemingly born again christian couple who rescues a homeless woman only to sexually abuse her, but what they don't know is she is a demon and ends up turning the tables fast, the other two tales are just as great and this is a really good anthology a lot better then Chillerama in my book which is really a horror comedy. I give Little Deaths a solid 9/10

As a lifelong Horror fan & the producer of two anthologies myself Im very happy to see they are making a comeback. The fact we have a new theatrical horror anthology coming out called Theater of bizarre & and a ton of Horror anthology DVD releases it saddens me that with all the talent in Chillerama it stinks, Your way better off investing your money in Scarlet Fry's junkfood Horrorfest Or Nightmare Alley. I think this really gives a good traditional anthology a bad name. Lets face it Great movies Like Creepshow & all the old Amicus anthologies (Tales from the crypt Ect..) can never be touched, What gets me about this film is its really the only new anthology you will find in every Walmart & retail outlet across the country its not just confined to online purchase & indie record stores & i think its a case of well it's got Adam Green & Tim Sullivan as directors so there is a lot of who you know power behind this film with that said here is why i find this film a travesty. First of all its not a fun movie unless you like Troma style toilet humor because thats all this film has to offer, There is a short about a Killer sperm which is the monster on the cover that looks like Aliens deadly spawn. Then we have a short about Gay Werewolves (why) I don't even remember the other short & thats because after the Werewolf segment I was already completely turned off by this film. The best part of this movie is the wrap around scenes. Basically the film takes place in a Drive in and the shorts are what is playing at this drive in. If you wanna see a Great fun & old fashion Horror anthology that just came out I would definitely recommend Midnight Releasings Drive-In Horrorshow A fun Traditional Horror film for all ages which is how it should be. I mean when did Gay werewolves & Killer sperm Wads become scary NEVER its just dumb, this is definitely a trashy Horror comedy that should of been released by Troma, I am mad because like i said this shouldn't be thee most popular new anthology. There are way better ones out there & just because they don't have the Hollywood Power forces of Green & Sullivan behind them doesn't mean they cant be way better then Chillerama is. If you wanna see a great anthology produced recently in the last 2 yrs may I suggest Slices of Life, Drive-In Horror show or another good Horror comedy Nightmare Alley I would avoid this at all costs its not worth it unless you think Killer sperm is cool. Don't take my word for it a lot of people think this is a great anthology?? My CHILLERAMA RANK 5-10 I would not watch this twice. FUNNY LOW BUDGET ANTHOLOGIES:

"Nightmare Alley" is a 7 part anthology horror film from writers / directors Laurence Holloway and Walter Ruether. This low budget effort gets off to a good start with an opening of a Bum offering a comic book for a smoke to two long hair's who make the mistake of insulting the bum who promptly pulls a knife and takes one of them out. The other freind leaves his buddy stranded and the victim's response to this betrayal is Classic. This sort of humor is present throughout "Nightmare Alley" and is really the film makers saying "have fun" with this. Taken in this intended tongue in cheek manor the alley delivers a good time to horror fans. The first story "A Fistful of Inards" is a zombie opus with a cowboy twist which is quite unique. Great gore effects make this one a real treat. "Rebellion" about a satanic rat that wants to take over the world may have the best humor and dialogue in the film and is a hoot! "Death Chat" features the best atmosphere of all the stories including an axe to the head that is excellent. The vengeful spirit and her appearance is quite effective as well. "Meat" has some sick ideas in it, and "The Great Damone" was a nice change of pace from the other stories. The film ends strong with the most suspensful tale of them all called "Slash of the Blade" which is a Jack the Ripper story that manages some nice slasher moments and a few gory set pieces that will please most gore fans. "Closet Case" was the only true let down of the 7 stories and doesn't seem to belong with the other stories. Overall Holloway and Ruether make up for the lack of budget with their love of horror movies. By no means a classic, but taken the way it is intended "Nightmare Alley" is a good time for horror fans and should please the independent horror film fan a lot. Pick it up! RANK 8/10

Another new anthology to look out for coming this summer from Worldwide Multi Media Theatre of Derrange, featuring some of todays top indie filmmakars! ANTHOLOGY FANS WIN A CHILLERAMA BLU_RAY JUST TELL US YOUR FAV ANTHOLOGY BELOW!

New From Cheezy Flix The HellCats Finally on DVD + win a free copy of The Vampire!

Review: I really enjoyed this one, im a big fan of 60's Grindhouse & this is one of the better biker chick flicks ive seen, I loved Herschel gordon Lewis's She Devils on Wheels & this one is actually a better film imagine that, I loved this & highly recommend to anybody who love's to watch hot Biker babes kick some Ass! If your a fan of cool 60's Grindhouse this is for you. A plus is all the old school footage of the old bikes too very cool little movie and a lot of fun. Rank 7/10

Also new from Cheezy Flicks this classic vampire tale, a must for old school vampre film fans. Rank7/10 Enter to win a free copy of The Vampire by commenting below, you must be a follower of this blog to qualify!

Coming soon from Shock O Rama Cinema!

“BLOOD SPLATTERED AND CREEPY”*

IN THE BODY CLEANING BUSINESS, NO JOB IS THIS EASY…
GROUND ZERO

AVAILABLE 08/14/2012 TO DVD AND DIGITAL MARKETS
FROM SHOCK-O-RAMA CINEMA

New York, NY – A bio-engineering company, a desperate political activist and two all-too-human cleaners set the scene for this spooky, smart and suspenseful film about a deadly virus with the potential to end humankind…by bringing them back from the dead.

Eschewing the ‘hordes of the living dead vs. a handful of survivors’ approach to the zombie genre, GROUND ZERO builds tension to alarming effect by pitting its relatable characters and unusual but believable challenges in the here and now.

Synopsis:

Two professional ‘cleaners’ are hired to collect a frozen corpse located high in the mountains and dispose of it in an old warehouse, unaware the body belongs to political activist Darius, brutally assassinated by Nat-Tech Corp. after injecting himself with a deadly virus.

A swiftly-defrosting infected corpse in tow, they arrive at the warehouse to discover a group of amateur cleaners, a rising body count…and a rising corpse. Can our cleaners avert a global biological meltdown, or will Darius’ grave become Ground Zero?

Directed by Channing Lowe, Ground Zero is a visceral new take on the zombie origin genre that will have you on the edge of your seat!

Things is a shot on video masterpiece!

Don Drake and his best friend Fred have disappeared after traveling to a remote California cabin to visit Don's deranged brother Doug and his wife, Susan. The visit turns into a hideous life and death struggle. Don's fanatical desire but inability to father children has driven him to horrifying action. He's forced his wife to undergo a twisted and dangerous experiment which results in hatching a non-human life form in her womb. And now the Things want out. All hell breaks loose as the terrified survivors frantically struggle to prevent the horrible murderous Things from leaving their desolate blood-spattered birthplace and wreaking havoc on mankind.

Theres not much i can say except i love the old shot on video gore fests of the 80's. Things is one of my favs and im really happy the folks at intervision have been bringing back the old classic titles, like this & sledgehammer just to name a couple. Things has some of the coolest gore & just a fun thing to watch, these movies don't work unless they were done right & things was done right for sure, You wont be dissapointed if you love shot on video gore old school style then buy this dvd.
Rank 7.5/10

Walking Dead Girls -Good fun documentry

REVIEW; This is a terrific documentry put together by the folks over at cheezy flicks, In this really cool dvd we see interviews with George Romero & lloyd kaufman , I really liked this one because i had no idea lloyd was such a cool guy & a very very smart man, he is like the modern day Roger corman. There is also a bitchin interview with former Screen queen linnea quigly she gives us an example of several ways to scream in a horror film which was great one of the highlights for sure. mainly the documentry covers these icons and their thoughts on the zombie aspect of the horror genre & its very informative to say the least i really enjoyed watching this. We also get interviews with the actor who played Martin in the george romero vampire classic, the evil dead ladies & much much more I highly reccommend this to all horror fans.
RANK 8/10

VOD world premiere May 1st Scary or Die!!

Los Angeles (April 17, 2012) – Phase 4 Films is pleased to announce the video-on-demand (VOD) World Premiere of SCARY OR DIE on May 1, 2012. The horror thriller is the creation of award winning filmmaker Michael Emanuel. Starring teenage heartthrob Corbin Bleu (The High School Musical Trilogy, Galaxy Quest) and horror icon Bill Oberst Jr., SCARY OR DIE marks Corbin Bleu’s debut role in the horror film genre.
After five strangers attempt to escape a horrifying fate, one is mauled by a flesh eating clown. Infected by the maiming, Emmet succumbs to a terrifying metamorphosis. As his body begins to change, so do his desires, placing the lives of his friends and family in jeopardy.
"I've always been a horror fan! I feel people experience sadness or joy for different reasons, but when a terrifying clown stares you down we can all agree fear is the only thing coursing through your veins,” said Corbin Bleu. “The best part of this project was getting to look in the mirror and see that clown staring back at me, except I was in control of him.”
“I hope Scary or Die gives a whole new generation some wicked fun and a few nightmares,” said Bill Oberst Jr.
The World Premiere of Scary or Die will be available on Comcast, Cox, Insight and Cablevision.
SCARY OR DIE Specifications: World Premiere - VOD Date: May 1, 2012 Genre: Horror, Thriller Run Time: 94 Minutes Rating: Pending Sound: 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound Aspect Ratio: 16x9 Widescreen Language: English

EXTRA EXTRA !!! New Booth Brothers Film Is One of Their Best Yet! They Just get Better!

From the creators of Children Of The Grave as seen on SyFy. This shocking new paranormal film continues the true hauntings of children and their emotional stories of the supernatural. Featuring Ashmore Estates, Lemp Mansion, Death Alley and Gore Orphanage

REVIEW: In every place to Booth Brothers visit in this film they are able to provide us with a very true & compelling story, this is not a mockumentry everything in this DVD is real, On each occasion the Booths are able to show us hard evidence that ghosts in fact do exist as they travel to some of the scariest places in the country, this film focuses on The hauntings of little children & it is a very convincing watch. The Booth brothers are by far the best paranormal filmmakers out there & I highly recommend you buy this dvd at all costs it is a very fascinating ride.
RANK 10/10 IT DOESNT GET BETTER THEN THIS!

A New Short Film by the legendary Scarlet Fry Merry Christmas From Hell!

Deadly Indie catches up with David Dietz!

Your film Indemnity is coming out on DVD with WWMM. Can you tell us how that came about and is this your first film to be distributed?

Yes. Not only is Indemnity the first film I’ve gotten distributed myself, but it also sort of marks my debut as writer, director, and editor (I’d already been acting for a long time and broke into indie films a few years ago).

Interestingly enough, I have Facebook to thank for getting it distributed! You know the old adage that says, “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know?” Well, thanks to Facebook, you can get to know a LOT of “whos.”

Basically, once I had Indemnity to a point where it was ready to be seen, I started sending out screener copies to numerous film festivals (where it met with varying degrees of success), and trying to find other media outlets to get it some exposure and traction.

I tried contacting the editors of magazines like Film Threat and Fangoria (which seemed to cater to indie horror films), but I didn’t really get any response – probably because Indemnity was basically an unknown, “unsigned” film. In an effort to correct this, I also sent out copies to a handful of indie film distributors; but again, I didn’t get the response I’d hoped for – probably for the same reasons!

Then, thanks to Facebook, I discovered the blogosphere and the numerous horror bloggers that haunt it. I quickly realized that this might be the best avenue to get the word out about the film (so that both distributors and the horror-craving public would take notice!) Anyway, the guys (and gals) that I contacted kindly consented to review Indemnity; and, to my delight, most of them had nothing but good things to say about it.

WWMM found Indemnity after the blog The Deadly Indie Drive-In published its write-up. I actually found that blog through a posting on another indie horror film’s Facebook page. (Women’s Studies, if you’re interested – which is a film I highly recommend, by the way!) As it happened, one of The Deadly Indie Drive-In’s writers (the one who reviewed Indemnity) became acquisitions director at WWMM. He remembered my film fondly, contacted me, and suggested that I send it in to them.

Well, after some back-and-forth between WWMM and me (just to make sure that all my questions were answered – this was, after all, my first time dealing with a distributor), I signed the deal and got it on the slate for release!

Who are your biggest influences as a genre director?

Because I fancy myself a writer (in addition to the numerous other hats I wear), I tend to look up to people who both write and direct their own material; people like Quentin Tarantino, Kevin Smith (loved Red State, by the way!), Joss Whedon, and James Gunn, to name a few.

But, as far as horror films go, I really have to tip my hat to Wes Craven as the master of the modern horror film. His A Nightmare on Elm Street was such a seminal film to me because it brought the supernatural back to horror. A few years before it came out, we were getting a lot of maniac slasher films (like Halloween and Friday the 13th), but nothing with a really cool supernatural angle to it – like you had with the Universal films from the 30s and 40s.

In A Nightmare on Elm Street, Wes Craven created both a modern ghost story and a genuine, modern movie monster in Freddy Krueger – something that we haven’t seen much of in recent films (except for maybe Splinter and Slither!) that I’d really like to see come back.

By the way, I also love that Robert Englund – the same guy who played the meek alien “Willie” in the original V (one of my favorite TV shows of all time) – also played Freddy so convincingly! In my humble opinion, he’s one of the best actors of our time!

Is there a vampire film you would compare Indemnity to?

I jokingly refer to it as “the dark side of Twilight.”

At its core, Indemnity is really a tale of what happens when an apparently good romance suddenly goes bad – seemingly without any rhyme or reason. Except, in this case, the repercussions are much more sinister and supernatural.

I guess the film that it might be closest to is another smaller flick from the 80s called Near Dark. In both films, the right guy ends up falling for the wrong girl and has to face the dire consequences of following his heart. What separates Indemnity from Near Dark, though, is that – up until the end – you’re not really sure who the real hero is and who’s the villain. And even after you find out, you still may be left wondering…

What is your favorite vampire film?

I’m not sure if I can really point to single vampire film as my favorite. I mentioned Near Dark as perhaps one influence on Indemnity.

Innocent Blood was another very underrated vampire flick that I always enjoyed – but I could be biased because it was shot (and takes place) in my hometown of Pittsburgh, PA (which is more famous for its zombies than its vampires!)

What I think liked most about that film is that it was one of the first films that made me realize that I didn’t have to go all the way out to Hollywood to make a good movie. That it could be done in my neck of the woods. (Of course, the fact that the technology to do it has really come down in price also helped!)

I think, though, that the biggest influence on Indemnity was the anthology horror TV shows of the 1980s. I always loved Tales from the Darkside (and, to a lesser extent, its “ugly cousin” Monsters). When I first wrote the script for Indemnity, I envisioned it as an episode of one of those kinds of shows. (That also explains why it’s only an hour long!) I suppose you could also think of it as a “lost segment” from the Creepshow movies!

You have also had a hand in Fetish Dolls Die Laughing tell us a little about that?

It’s kind of a funny story of how that film came to be.

David Silvio, the director, had released another film called Meat for Satan’s Icebox through Troma a few years back. We met sometime afterward, and eventually, he cast me in a small role as a lawyer (go figure) in Dolls… (which he was working on at the time). That was in 2006. David and I continued working together afterwards on a number of projects (most notably a web series called Nocturnal www.nocturnalwebseries.com). But, any time I would speak to him, I’d always wonder whatever happened with Dolls…

Well, it turns out that David had had some disagreements with the editor of Meat for Satan’s Icebox. So, he was a little gun-shy (to say the least) about finding someone to put Dolls… together. So, in late 2010 – after I’d gained a considerable amount of experience working with Final Cut Pro on both Indemnity and another film project – I asked David if maybe I could edit Dolls… for him.

I ended up doing a lot more than just editing it! I also found a composer (Josh Loughery) to score it; a motion graphics artist (Jason Bender, who also wrote and directed Shade’s Last Run – a bonus feature on the Indemnity DVD) to do the opening titles; and ultimately, its distributor: WWMM! (It’ll be released on the same day as Indemnity!)

David was very happy with the results. Now, he even goes so far as to say that Dolls… is as much my film as it is his!

What’s next for David Dietz?

When I wrote Indemnity I had a bunch of ideas for other anthology horror stories. One that I managed to actually write is called A Thing of Beauty…, set in the art world. That’s the next thing I’d like to try to produce. I also have a short docudrama about Amelia Earhart called Resolution that will be hitting the `net soon.

Currently, I’m co-producing (and acting in) a film called Driving Nowhere with Tiffany Apan that will probably come out next year. I’m also a regular on a web series called Battle Lords (www.battlelords.tv). And you’ll be able to catch me on DVD in Death from Above with Kurt Angle some time later this year.

Of course, if you ever want to know what I’m up to, you can always visit my web site www.dietzthethird.com or “friend” me on Facebook!

An Unholy exorcism The devil inside! A Great New Flick From the folks at Worldwide multi Media!

Chronicles of an Exorcism is the story of amateur filmmakers (Rob Kahn and David Michael Ross) who, at the request of the Church, document an exorcism over a three-day period. Father Michael (Matthew Ashford) and Father Lucas (Nick G. Miller) are the two Priests called in by the Church to exorcise the terror that lies within a young girl named Tina (Dara Wedel). Chronicles of an Exorcism is a disturbing journey into an unspeakable darkness never before captured on tape.

Deadly Indie Review: I liked this film a lot, we follow 3 amateur filmmakers on an exorcism so the film is done in a Blair with kinda fashion which i really liked a lot. It doesn't take long to get started and is a pretty freaky ride, this film at times really freaked me out. This is definitely one of the better exorcism genre films i have seen in a long time & i thought it beat a lot of the films i have seen in theaters as of late, fans of films like Blair witch or The Excorcist should definitely check this one out.
RANK 7-10

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The Deadly Indie & Chad Ferrin wish you a Happy Easter Bunny kill Kill...

1. I loved Easter bunny kil Kill & I couldnt help but wonder while
watching the film, did you have any fears that people would hate it and
get on your case for be un politicaly correct sorta speak? No.

2. What inspired somones knocking on the door? Well, I experimented with
drugs in my youth and wanted to convey a bad trip on film, that along
with the Ambrose Bierce short story "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge"
started the ball rolling.

3. Who are you major influences as a filmmaker? A few of my heroes are
Val Lewton, Mario Bava, Robert Bresson, John Ford, Sam Peckinpah, Fritz
Lang, Orson Welles, Alfred Hitchcock and Rod Serling .

4. Besides your two full legnth features Easter Bunny Kill Kill & Someones
Knocking at the door, both with vicious Circle Films, is there anything
else out there that you have done? Unspeakable and The Ghouls were my
first two features. Actually, both are being re-released this year by
http://www.cinedumonde.co.uk/ re-mastered and packed with special
features. Check 'em out!

5. What does the future hold for Chad Ferrin? Make a couple more flicks
before I'm 6 feet under.

6. To all the filmmkaers out there that are struggeling to finish their
films, what advice could you give them? Follow your guts and don't give up.

7. Say something to the fans, & thaks for taking the time to visit the
deadly indie drive in...My pleasure, and thanks to all the fans out
there who have dug my stuff!

Turnpike Killer Coming to VHS

Coming to VHS: For immediate Release:


New York, NY – NEW YORK HORROR FILM PRODUCTIONS, a new motion picture production company, unleashes a bone chilling collection of never seen before '80s style horror/exploitation movies as it’s debut release!
“THE TURNPIKE KILLER” - the long awaited slasher/occult feature film by Evan Makrogiannis and Brian Weaver. Uncut on VHS!!!
“THE TURNPIKE KILLER”- limited edition DVD featuring uncensored cover art and the following bonus movies:
-“DONUTS AND A DOUBLE HOMICIDE - The Making of a Micro-Budget Horror Movie in New York City” – a full-length documentary about the making of “THE TURNPIKE KILLER”.
-“DEVIL MOON” – a throwback to classic werewolf movies and other cult 80’s favorites, such as “The Monster Squad” and the original “Fright Night”.
All of this old school horror is packaged in a retro, VHS BIG BOX!!! VHS Box cover poster features a Frank Frazetta inspired painting by distinguished NYPD homicide composite artist and 80’s VHS graphic artist Robert Philios.
Special bonus in this cult COLLECTOR’S VHS BIG BOX is a VHS poster autographed by horror icon RUBY LAROCCA!
About The Turnpike Killler In the city that never sleeps, a killer prowls the streets at night. Over a span of
ten years the butchered remains of New York City women have been found dumped along the New Jersey Turnpike. The sadistic fiend behind these horrid murders has been coined “The Turnpike Killer”. His search for the “chosen one” has left a seemingly endless trail of bloodshed and brutality. NYPD Homicide Detective Lloyd is on the job but still, “The Turnpike Killer” evades capture. Keep off the streets at night, stay out of the tunnels and avoid the bridges. You cannot escape him when all roads lead to death.
Bill McLaughlin is terrifying as the brutal Jon Beest, the madman known as “The Turnpike Killer”. Joined by a stellar cast that includes Edgar Moye (The Super) as “Detective Lloyd”, Demetri Kallas (The Super) as “Father”, Lyndsey Brown as “Jennifer” and horror icons Ruby LaRocca (The Lost) and Manoush (Barricade). “The Turnpike Killer” is sure to appease the bloodlust of hardcore fans of 1980s horror/exploitation.
INCLUDES FOOTAGE SHOT ON VHS! Directed By Evan Makrogiannis and Brian Weaver, Edited by Stephen Kilcullen, Produced by Nik Taneris. 2012

Another New Anthology, Thats right Anthologies are Coming Back Strong!

"Supernatural Tales", an anthology of 16 horror shorts coming to DVD!


"Supernatural Tales" is a new double DVD featuring 16 new horror short films from Denmark, all previously unreleased. All films were shown during the Movie Battle competition in connection with CPH PIX 2012 - www.cphpix.dk - which was held with the theme "supernatural horror".

Like its predecessor, "Wasteland Tales" from the previous Movie Battle in 2010 with a post apocalyptic theme, "Supernatural Tales" is a collection of no less than 16 short films clearly showing there is a surprising solid mass of film making talent for a small country like Denmark, urging to tell stories other than light comedies and social realistic drama.

This double DVD released by Another World Entertainment - www.anotherworldent.com - features all these films and provides a solid 280 minutes of pure entertainment. Many of the films are in English language, and the ones in Danish language are all provided with English subtitles.

Klown Kamp Troma Let Down Massacre

If troma would only go back to their older style Id still be a huge fan, i remember if troma released a film , I knew it was going to be good. But these days all you can expect is vile half porno horror thats not even that funny, toliet humor can only go so far when you do it with no class. RANK 4/10