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31 Days of Horror: Mad Monster Party For those of you Halloween lovers with little monsters at home, pop in this (mostly) family friendly monster dance party disc! By Robert Fure on October 27, 2009 | Comments |
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4 Gorgeous New ‘Where The Wild Things Are’ Posters The marketing campaign for Where the Wild Things Are continues its hot steak of creating beautiful ads that get our hopes up for a fantastic film. By Dr. Cole Abaius on September 13, 2009 | Comments |
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The 10 Deadliest Movie Monsters of All Time We hand pick 10 of the deadliest, most badass monsters to ever grace the silver screen, then toss those out and substitute our favorites. By Robert Fure on July 12, 2009 | Comments |
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Robert Fure’s been baking in the sun too long and he’s got a few things to say about the battle of good versus evil. By Robert Fure on June 22, 2009 | Comments |
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Coroner’s Report: The Burrowers The Coroner saddles up and rides off into the hellish sunset as he battles The Burrowers on DVD. By Robert Fure on May 28, 2009 | Comments |
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The 7 Must-See Monster and Alien Movies of the 1950s Is there anything more worth celebrating than B-movies of the 1950s? The aliens, the UFOs on strings, the rubber-suited monsters. There’s nothing else like it in cinema, and the genre is back in the spotlight with this week’s releases. By Dr. Cole Abaius on March 23, 2009 | Comments |
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See the Monsters of ‘Where the Wild Things Are’ – Now in Skateboard Form! The Wild Things Are on the decks of skateboards. Now you can 50-50 grind on their faces. By Dr. Cole Abaius on January 16, 2009 | Comments |
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If you can get through the damned thing, you’ll have the elite status of claiming you’ve seen a Finnish horror film. And the most expensive Finnish film ever made. By Rob Hunter on October 22, 2008 | Comments |
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31 Days of Horror: Clive Barker’s Nightbreed Aaron Boone is a troubled young man who may or may not be responsible for a series of brutal murders… By Rob Hunter on October 16, 2008 | Comments |
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For being stuck in one spot nearly the whole time, master director Frank Darabont keeps the tension raised high. By Robert Fure on November 27, 2007 | Comments |