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[Review] Contracted (2013) by Garrett Collins

[Review] Contracted (2013) by Garrett Collins

Starring: Najarra Townsend, Alice Macdonald, Katie Stegeman, Ruben Pla, Matt Mercer, and Caroline Williams With Contracted, director Eric England (Madison County) has accomplished something that hired government officials haven’t figured out how to do in almost three decades: he has made the perfect abstinence video. People looking to have sex after watching this film seriously … Continue reading →

[Review] Carrie (2013)

[Review] Carrie (2013)

It perhaps isn’t even worth mentioning the remake trend, especially with horror films. We all know about it, it has been around for years and shows no signs of going away. This was a trend during the early days of cinema, and perhaps then it was a bit more accepted and understandable, now though it … Continue reading →

Super Podcast Ep 114 – NOSFERATU

Super Podcast Ep 114 – NOSFERATU

Download HERE Super Podcast Ep 114 – NOSFERATU Welcome back to the Super Podcast, for this 114th episode! Super Marcey is joined by site contributor and all round awesome lady Bea Harper, to talk about Nosferatu (1922), Nosferatu (1979) and Shadow Of The Vampire (2000) Three fantastic films, and very much worth your time. Highlights … Continue reading →

[31 Days Of Horror] Poltergeist (1982)

[31 Days Of Horror] Poltergeist (1982)

Without question one of the scariest and most affective horror films to come out of the 80′s was Poltergeist. I have fond memories of discovering this along with my cousin for one of our weekly sleep overs, where we’d hire at least one horror film. That very first experience was a great time, the film … Continue reading →

[Bea’s Reviews] Sinister (2012)

[Bea’s Reviews] Sinister (2012)

“Sinister (2012)” Looking at this poster for Scott Derrickson’s latest fright flick “Sinister”, you can’t help but say “generic” because that’s exactly how it looks- creepy child with long hair smearing blood across a wall that just happens to form a demonic face. We’ve seen this been done hundreds upon thousands of millions of times … Continue reading →