The New York Ripper

The New York Ripper

What happens when you combine the toil of four individuals who almost single-handedly made the whole of Britain shirk in fear due to the audacity of their résumés? A film which was deported even before it was made. What else would one expect from Italian gore maestro...

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New Nightmare

New Nightmare

Half a decade before Charlie Kaufman wrote himself into his own script and then wove the script into itself, Wes Craven challenged himself and audiences by setting out to make what had become over the course of ten years the bastardized version of his own...

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The New Daughter

The New Daughter

Kevin Costner is one of those movie stars whose films can be hits or big budget bombs. Usually, you never see him in a film that flies under the radar, until recently at least. He has a few films hit the big screen, but the past few years some small projects such as...

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Never Cry Werewolf

Never Cry Werewolf

Unlike the over abundance of vampire films that plague the rental store shelves werewolf films seem to be taking a back seat to all the other monster sub-genres. With the remake of THE WOLFMAN on the way sometime next year, it looks like we'll start to see this...

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NeoWolf

NeoWolf

I have no real interest in the Twilight series personally. I will eventually give in and check them out to see what all this hype is about, but for now, I think there are other films that deserve the attention. With this hype, you are always going to get those...

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Neighborhood Watch

Neighborhood Watch

I have a pretty strong stomach. I watch some of the sickest exploitation/gore films almost daily, and I’m never physically affected by what I see on the screen. Maybe I’m desensitized, but while films like Nekromantik and Ilsa: She-Wolf of the SS have raised my...

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Necrosis

Necrosis

The Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and even in a lesser degree The Sleepaway Camp franchises all knew how to utilize particular elements of the slasher genre and make it work for their perspective audiences. Those series worked so well that it would be...

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Necromentia

Necromentia

On the front cover of the DVD for Necromentia, one critic compares the film to movies like of Saw and Hellraiser. That statement is truer than one can imagine as the writers of this film really took a lot of elements from not just those two films, but many other...

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Near Dark

Near Dark

Despite being praised by critics Near Dark was a box office failure when it was first released in theaters in 1987. Near Dark is one of many vampire films that were released during the 1980’s. However, unlike the majority of eighties vampire flicks that have come and...

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Nature’s Grave

Nature’s Grave

Last year, I was subjected to M. Night Shyamalan’s THE HAPPENING, a film where nature took over and made humans kill one another. The film was a mess in its story, script and acting. It made no sense and we never really got the idea of what was going on. NATURE’S...

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National Treasure

National Treasure

I have been criticized for giving a film a good review on the plan fact that it was just a "fun: film. Well I don't care what anyone says it's my opinion anyway, you don't like it, tough! With that said National Treasure does not have much of what would be consisted...

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Outtake Reel

Outtake Reel

“This film is dedicated to Ashley Swan, 2/23/85-11/19/09.” Following a brief slideshow we’re informed that this production is “Brought to you by the Ashley Swan Memorial Trust,” the Special Council of which, Bernard Shepherdman, describes as a collection of footage...

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Outpost

Outpost

Overlooked on its minimal theatrical release, OUTPOST is an impressively eerie and beautifully shot (in widescreen) addition to an already-interesting bunch of wartime horror movies including R POINT, THE KEEP and (from the UK) DEATHWATCH and THE BUNKER. Director...

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