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Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead (2006)
Feb 14th
Director: Lloyd Kaufman | Rated: Unrated (extreme gore & nudity) | Review date: 14-Feb-2010
The title says it all. Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead is as loony and over-the-top as it sounds. Jason Yachanin hilariously plays Arby, a young man who takes up work at a local fast food chain (which happens to be on top of an indian burial ground) to support his unable parents. Before you can say “Sloppy José,” the restaurant is plagued with possessed chicken carcasses that soon make hosts of those that consume them. The final product is a hysterical chicken flavored zombedy musical topped with More >
Bullets, Blood & a Fistful of Ca$h (2008)
Jan 23rd
Director/writer: Sam Akina | Rated: R | Review date: 23-Jan-2010
aka Ca$hThe quiet but prevalent resurgence of grindhouse B-movie flicks has come not without with mixed reception. Those who remember the classic exploitation films of the 70s and 80s most likely have enjoyed the resurrection of this gritty and fun style of film-making. On the other hand it seems like many people just don’t get it. Whether these naysayers have never enjoyed this type of cinema, or simply just don’t understand it completely, I still never fail to be surprised and amused by their reactions to these throwback pictures of More >
Smash Cut (2009)
Dec 25th
Rated: n/a (extreme gore) | Review date: 25-Dec-2009
The team of director Lee Demarbre and writer Ian Driscoll, who brought us titles such as Jesus Christ Vampire Hunter and The Dead Sleep Easy, pair up again for Smash Cut. The film follows independent filmmaker Able Whitman, played by David Hess, who begins to question his faith in his craft after his latest film received negative reviews. Able seeks inspiration from his stripper friend and muse Georgina Carson aka Gigi Spot. After a late night accident, Able thinks he’s found a new formula to create the most believable horror movies in existence.
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Tôkyô zonbi (Tokyo Zombie) (2005)
Oct 26th
Rated: n/a (extreme gore) | Review date: 26-Oct-2009
In Tokyo, a refuse pile known as “Black Fuji” is infamous as being a burial ground for all of the city’s dark and dirty secrets. Two fire extinguisher factory employees, Fujio and Mitsuo, are caught clowning around on the job one day and accidentally murder their boss; thus disposing his body in Black Fuji which lies right behind their workplace. This particular day is the starting point of a plague resulting from the toxic chemicals in the mountain mixed with the cadavers that have long had time to react with one another. It’s More >
Laid to Rest (2009)
Oct 23rd
Rated: R | Review date: 23-Oct-2009
Setting the bar for modern masked slashersExperienced makeup effects artist Robert Hall wrote and directed “Laid to Rest,” a slasher flick with a few modern twists. It’s very fitting that Hall is also an effects designer, as this movie boasts tons of very nicely executed gory special effects. Aside from the plentiful FX, the film puts a modern spin on the classic slasher. Our psychotic killer in “Laid to Rest” uses technology to his advantage to track his prey, while also donning a video camera on his shoulder. The dialog at times is cheesy More >