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30th Anniversary Halloween DVD Set While scouring the Comic-Con show floor, I found some things that fit pretty easily into the Officially Cool Category. One of which was this 30th Anniversary DVD set for Halloween. By Brian C. Gibson on July 31, 2008 | Comments (10) |
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This is one of the reasons we began the Officially Cool feature here at FilmSchoolRejects. When we come across amazing art from an amazing artist, it makes us feel all warm and tingly inside…and it makes us empty our wallets. By Brian C. Gibson on July 1, 2008 | Comments (6) |
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Indiana Jones and the Curse of the 4th Installment? With the much anticipated release of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull due out this week, we have to ask ourselves this question: Will a fourth installment into the series be welcomed with open arms or met with criticism? By Josh Radde on May 18, 2008 | Comments (5) |
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While I’m sure I’m pretty lonely in the fan-boat of the 1984 B-Masterpiece C.H.U.D. there is at least one other person in here with me - Rob Zombie. By Robert Fure on November 8, 2007 | Be the First To Comment |
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Movies that Suck: Wanna See Something Not Really Scary? Everyone has fear. It’s ingrained in our psyche. Anyone who denies it is lying, dead or both. By Danny Gallagher on October 31, 2007 | Comments (1) |
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The Ten Worst Movies for Halloween Night With every yin, there is a yang. There are some movies that are so far apart from the Halloween experience, they shouldn’t even be on video rental shelves when people are combing their local Blockbuster for copies of the original “Frankenstein,†“Fright Night†and “Evil Dead II.†By Danny Gallagher on October 30, 2007 | Comments (6) |
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Ten Movies For Halloween Night I’ll admit I’m a fan of the horribly kitschy B horror movies out there. None of them are really scary, but they’re all hilarious in their own way. Each October there are at least ten movies you have to see. So here you go… By El Bicho on October 23, 2007 | Comments (6) |
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Going in for the Kill: Influence and Originality in Three Horror Classics Exploring how Hitchcock, Carpenter and Cunningham changed the horror genre with 3 classic films. By James Schu on October 15, 2007 | Comments (1) |