Fantasy Defense
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*Fantasy Defense*, aka *Fantasy Defenders*, is a tower defense styled game
pitting your forces against waves of enemy monsters. It has an old style
look to...
Grand Teton Black Cauldron
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Grand Teton Brewing Black Cauldron Imperial Stout (2011)
Brewed and Bottled by the Grand Teton Brewing Company in Victor, ID. USA.
Winter Seasonal (Brewers...
Maniac (1980)
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The other day I came across an article in which the author was wondering if
there might be anything to gain from watching a movie more than once. I
would h...
Salute Your Shorts!
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I recently had the pleasure of checking out the following short films. Be
on the lookout for them as they make their way through various film
festivals a...
Bxx: Haunted - The Revolution of Web Horror?
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You know what I forgot to do? I was suppose report back on what I thought
of Kill Cam, an interactive horror story that I checked out over a few
weeks. It ...
Reader's Choice: The Wild One (1953)
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Directed by Laslo Benedek. Starring Marlon Brando ("Johnny Strabler"), Mary
Murphy ("Kathie Bleeker"), Robert Keith ("Sheriff Harry Bleeker"), and Lee
Marv...
The Frightened City (1961)
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*The Frightened City* is a pretty decent 1961 British crime movie, with
added interest by way of one of Sean Connery’s first major roles.
Herbert Lom plays...
Assassination in Rome (1965)
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*Assassination in Rome* was released on DVD by Dark Sky paired with another
eurospy thriller, *Espionage in Tangiers*, in one of their drive-in
double-feat...
Peace Fans
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I hope everyone is doing well. I want to update everyone. I have all the
text file from the movies posted and some of the rs links still work. So
you can t...
Journey to Iscandar
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As I wrote in Yamato, two years ago, the series Space Battleship Yamato, in
its U.S. re-dubbed and edited form known as Star Blazers was a huge
influence ...
Heroes of Horror: New Blood & Old Hats Part 3
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SAWS & THE SUPERNATURAL
While the French fear filmmakers who migrated to North American shores have
been confined, or sentenced to remake purgatory--denie...
Rage (2010)
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* Directed by Chris Witherspoon*
*Duel* was Steven Spielberg’s directorial debut and did to the road terror
subgenre what he accomplished later for summ...
Happy Harry Warden Day!
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As I sit Indian style in a field of golden wheat, bathed in the illuminous
rays of the summer's sun (just go along with it), away I pluck at my six
strin...
RUINATION: Millenium Episode “Pilot”
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It’s back, after…shit has it really been almost a year? Truth told, it’s
because these things are a real bitch to write. Also, I am a master of
procrastina...
Feeling like Poor White Trash? Not Any More!
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Are you a fan of great film writing? How about Southern Exploitation, Cajun
Style? Even better, the man himself, Timothy Agoglia Carey? Then stop
whatev...
Another State of Mind (1984)
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Re-blogging this from three years ago, now updated with this one-part
version...
Another State of Mind (1984) is one of my favorite documentaries and I ...
Casino Royale (2006, Martin Campbell)
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James Bond was, is and always will be my idol. Ever since I saw my first
Bond film (Licence to Kill) at the age of 9, way back in the summer of
1990, I ...
Papaya: Love Goddess of the Cannibals (1978)
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As I find myself growing tired of the wintery climate, I'm taking a short
trip to the tropics with *Joe D'Amato*'s *Papaya: Love Goddess of the
Cannibals*/...
50 books in 365 days: The Long Goodbye
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*mission: *I'm going to read 50 books in a year? Yep.
*strategy:* For January, not read anything too challenging.
*book:* The Long Goodbye by: Raymond ...
All-New 2011 Honda Odyssey
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The 2011 Honda Odyssey is no ordinary minivan. Already a winner with such
awards as the '2011 Best Redesigned Vehicle' from kbb.com and a 2011 'All
Sta...
And the Horror Blog Award Goes to...
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Well, yesterday I did my not-so-routine check up on the site, and noticed
that my esteemed reader Kyle Scott gave me the Horror Blogger award. I am,
of cou...
Cool Scream Tribute Poster by Alex Pardee
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release of Scream 4 on April 15, but I thought I'd follow u...
Witchboard (1986)
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Reviewed By: Billy
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multi-faceted, and so spellbinding that it should go down in history a...
Conquest (1983).
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November is PAUL NASCHY Month!
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*November 30th 2010* will mark the first anniversary of the passing of one
of Eurocult cinema's most instantly recognisable icons, *Jacinto Molina* *
Alva...
I finally got around to doing another live review! This time around I'm taking a look at a little Mexican horror gem, ALUCARDA, directed by Jose Lopez Moctezuma (THE MANSION OF MADNESS). Speaking of my live reviews--for anyone new to my blog, I have made an archive of all my "live" reviews over at ReverendPhantomReviews.com and you can check that out here.
I have seen Satanico Pandemonium, but wasn't that impressed--but I didn't hate it or anything (I don't think I can actually say I hate any nunsploitation film). Actually, most Mexican horror is only so-so for me. Alucarda being one of few to really impress me.
Alucarda was one of my first cult movie DVD purchases and I didn't regret it. Mexico is pretty well torn between devout Catholicism and angry anticlericalism and I saw both forces in action in this film, along with the naked chicks and blood. It's probably my favorite Mexican horror film.
"BELPHEGOR!" I love ALUCARDA! This may or may not show up on our top five list, whenever we get around to it. That being said, I probably shouldn't talk too much about it now. Good shit, though.
I was a little disappointed with this. I definitely dug Mansion of Madness a whole bunch. But I understand the groove of this and definitely some sweet imagery.
I watched this again last night. It is becoming one of my favorite horror films. Despite some bad acting, it is very much a B movie with a load of A talent.
I have watched this review a few times, and am surprised I never commented before. I had not seen Alucarda in years, so likely did not want to talk out of school.
BTW, who is the chick at 18secs, part of your intro. Hachi Machi!
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Make sure you check out the other great Mexican nunsploitation classic, Satanico Pandemonium, as well. Alucarda is the better of the two films though.
I have seen Satanico Pandemonium, but wasn't that impressed--but I didn't hate it or anything (I don't think I can actually say I hate any nunsploitation film). Actually, most Mexican horror is only so-so for me. Alucarda being one of few to really impress me.
Alucarda was one of my first cult movie DVD purchases and I didn't regret it. Mexico is pretty well torn between devout Catholicism and angry anticlericalism and I saw both forces in action in this film, along with the naked chicks and blood. It's probably my favorite Mexican horror film.
"BELPHEGOR!" I love ALUCARDA! This may or may not show up on our top five list, whenever we get around to it. That being said, I probably shouldn't talk too much about it now. Good shit, though.
I was a little disappointed with this. I definitely dug Mansion of Madness a whole bunch. But I understand the groove of this and definitely some sweet imagery.
Love the live review, Rev! Nice work. Haven't seen this one yet though.
I watched this again last night. It is becoming one of my favorite horror films. Despite some bad acting, it is very much a B movie with a load of A talent.
I have watched this review a few times, and am surprised I never commented before. I had not seen Alucarda in years, so likely did not want to talk out of school.
BTW, who is the chick at 18secs, part of your intro. Hachi Machi!
I agree totally. Quite an overlooked gem.
That voluptuous chick at 18sec is Erica Gavin in Russ Meyer's VIXEN.
Vixen is one of the few I have not seen, but should have recognized her anyway. [shame]
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