For this Bi Line I wanted to take the topic of horror and focus on movies that I think were vaguely queer in their presentation of characters, but just didn’t commit. This is my Make it Gay moment for the … Continue reading The Bi Line: Make It GAY!! Halloween Edition from @kleffnotes
Are you looking for a queer watch for a spooky night at home? There might not be a lot of queer horror, but I thought I would share some picks for a night at home that are either officially queer … Continue reading The Bi Line: Queer Horror for a Spooky Evening from @kleffnotes
Blumhouse’s Fantasy Island, or simply as Fantasy Island, is an upcoming American supernatural horror-comedy film directed by Jeff Wadlow and written by Jillian Jacobs, Chris Roach, and Wadlow, based on ABC’s 1977 television series of the same name created by Gene Levitt. It stars Michael Peña, Maggie Q, Lucy Hale, Austin Stowell, Portia Doubleday, Jimmy O. Yang, Ryan Hansen, and Michael Rooker. Jason Blum produces the film through his Blumhouse Productions banner. (Wikipedia).
Fall back into a nostalgic time with the return of The Banana Splits, the animal rock band that starred in The Banana Splits Adventure Hour in 1968. This cult classic returns with a gory edge in the new The Banana Splits Movie. Set in the present, the Banana Splits (Bingo, Fleegle, Snorky, and Drooper) are still filming and young Harley is ecstatic to learn that he will be going to see a live taping for his birthday. Once the show ends things take a dangerous turn as The Banana Splits learn that their show has been cancelled, but they can’t let the show come to an end. Continue reading “The Banana Splits Movie Review from @kleffnotes”
After movie to Los Angeles an actor in search of work winds up at an interesting audition. While he has a monologue prepared the casting agent is far more interested in whether he can perform certain actions in a specific order. when he gets cast as Pooka for a massive holiday marketing campaign what seemed like a simple job becomes far more complicated. Continue reading “Pooka! Movie Review from @kleffnotes”
Mary just moved back to the town she grew up in and is trying to adjust to suburbia. For the first time in ages she is alone, but only because her kids are still in school. As a writer she has the flexibility to move earlier than the rest of her family and get the house set up. What strikes her about this new neighborhood is that there is an ice cream truck that drives through almost all day long. With strange neighbors and this ice cream truck circling Mary isn’t exactly feeling at ease in her new home. Continue reading “The Ice Cream Truck Movie Review from @kleffnotes”
The Meaning of Blood and Other Tales of Perversity by Chuck Caruso is a horror anthology from Cloud Lodge Books. This collection has a strong Southern feel too it, with some of the stories expressly using characters who speak in very specific drawls or who happen to have nicknames that fit within the paradigm of a Southern setting. Each of the stories draws on elements of the horror genre and creates vignettes of mayhem and destruction for the reader. I will note that the image being used as the header for this article is not the book cover. At the time of review no book cover was available for use. Continue reading “The Meaning of Blood Book Review from @kleffnotes”
If you know me, you know I love horror…not only do I love horror, I love UnCork’d Entertainment. When I got the opportunity to review this “BAFTA-award winning supernatural thriller THE LIGHTHOUSE, starring Michael Jibson (Hunter Killer, Beauty and the Beast) and Mark Lewis Jones (Star Wars : The Last Jedi, “Game of Thrones”)”, I just couldn’t turn it down! Continue reading “The Lighthouse Coming to Theaters July 6 and VOD July 10 via @erinwis82”
Jon Paul Burkhart appears in the horror movie Sick For Toys, which takes the genre, adds some holiday seasoning, and creates something that will shock you. I had the pleasure of asking Burkhart some questions about his role in the film and his behind the scenes executive producer role, as well as about some of his other projects and appearances. I would like to thank him for taking the time to chat with me and if you are a horror fan you need to check out this interview and Sick for Toys. Continue reading “Interview with Jon Paul Burkhart from @kleffnotes”
Set in a 17th Century English village, Blood on Satan’s Claw originally appeared as a feature film in the 1970’s and has recently been adapted into an audio drama for Audible by Mark Morris. When a farmer unexpectedly unearths a frightening skeletal head from his field strange happens begin to take place. This frightening story grows ever darker as the horrors happening in the village continue to infect more and more villagers. Continue reading “Blood on Satan’s Claw @audible_com Review from @kleffnotes”
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