Zombie Honeymoon

Zombie Honeymoon

avid Gebroe filled many shoes in Zombie Honeymoon: writer, director, producer, caterer, whatever you’ll have on this picture because he’s the driving force behind this low budget outing which, surprisingly, tries to do something new for the genre of zombie cinema in...

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Botched

Botched

This messy but enjoyably off the wall movie pulls off a tone switch early on that may have been inspired by FROM DUSK TILL DAWN, with a banter-fuelled Tarantino-influenced heist flick turning into a hostage drama and then a full-blown slapstick gore comedy complete...

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Zombie Honeymoon

Zombie Honeymoon

Like John Landis said about this film, “The first truly romantic flesh eating corpse movie”. It seriously is, and all kinds of heart to back it up. A fantastic date movie if you ask me. It gets really deep into all kinds of emotions and then tears it all back out. My...

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Border Blues

Border Blues

"Border Blues" is not a horror film at all, in fact it's more of an action thriller, which should explain my short review. I usually don't review films like this, but MTI sent me a screener so I figured what the hell. Well "Border Blues" is not half bad, it's actually...

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Boot Camp

Boot Camp

When I was in High School, one of my teachers asked if I would like to take a trip to a local jail. The trip was not mandatory, but was recommended for some of my classmates. The program was designed to scare kids straight. While not all the kids with whom I went to...

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The Zombie Diaries

The Zombie Diaries

Aside from the 28 DAYS/WEEKS movies, THE ZOMBIE DIARIES, from co-directors Kevin Gates and Michael Bartlett, is a rare serious British entry in the crowded zombie movie market. It’s a flawed but ambitious no-budget verite chiller underscored by overt references to...

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Book Of Blood

Book Of Blood

Clive Barker’s BOOK OF BLOOD was a series of six books that I read nineteen years ago as a sophomore in High School. I was reading Barker when others were reading King and Koontz. For some reason, his stories always fascinated me then. The first book was The Thief of...

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Boogeyman 3

Boogeyman 3

After the fun, gruesome old-school slasher shenanigans of BOOGEYMAN 2, this latest straight to DVD Ghost House Pictures sequel returns to the generic CG-enhanced supernatural Boogeyman shtick of the original theatrical release. It’s routine on every level, with its...

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Boogeyman 2

Boogeyman 2

I was not a big fan of the first Boogeyman film, so I was not really looking forward to checking out a direct to DVD sequel of the popular 2005 Ghost House Pictures film. However in terms of idea and plot this film differs from the first film and takes a whole...

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The Bonesetter (DVD)

The Bonesetter (DVD)

The first thing I have to get off my chest is the fact that this is one the Splatter Rampage part of Tempe Video. Usually, the category should involve savage blood spilling. Midnight Skater went overboard, Mulva and Filthy McNasty yes yes, but this has to be the most...

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Bone Dry

Bone Dry

Though we could take issue with the pretentious nature of debut writer-director Hart’s own credit at the very end (“A Brett A Hart Vision” reads the legend like he‘s Kurosawa or something‘), BONE DRY is a first-rate latter-day B movie. It efficiently trots through a...

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Zombie Blood Bath Trilogy

Zombie Blood Bath Trilogy

I'm going to try and sum all three films up in one review. I really don't have a lot to say about these films that I haven't said already about the movies that Camp Motion Pictures releases. You all know that I can't get enough of this companies films. Camp Motion...

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The Bog Creatures

The Bog Creatures

There are some good things and bad things about Bog Creatures. One good thing about the film of course is Debbie Rochon, dam she's a good actress, She honestly made this film. The others actors were pretty good as well. The idea behind the film was cool in that...

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