From Film Mode Entertainment comes Mad Genius, starring Chris Mason, Scott Mechlowski, Spencer Locke, and Farin Tahir. Right off the bat, my first thoughts of Mad Genius was….this has a “Mr. Robot”, “Matrix”, and finally a “Hackers” type feel to it. Continue reading “Movie Review: Mad Genius Coming to VOD July 3 via @erinwise82”
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”
David Jester weaves a thrilling tale of one horrific night in his novel, The Clinic. Three friends, who have grown up together, have decided to up their criminal activities by planning to burglarize what one of them thinks is a well to do rehabilitation center and spa in the woods. What happens once they embark on their late night escapade is nothing they ever anticipated. Continue reading “The Clinic Book Review from @kleffnotes”
Co-written and directed by Griff Furst this spooky little chiller is based on the novel Cold Moon Over Babylon by the late Michael McDowell, author of Beetlejuice and The Nightmare Before Christmas. Continue reading “Cold Moon @uncorkdent @JOSHSTEWART @RobbieKay_ from @erinwise82”
The second half of my Grindhouse films review, Quentin Tarantino’s Death Proof. Cars, a creepy antagonist played by a Hollywood legend and a cool soundtrack? This is where I should make a car pun, but I won’t. Continue reading “Death Proof Movie Review from @ImmieBroods”
Zombies? Shady characters? Gory? A chef who claims he has the best bbq sauce? Yes, i’ve decided to review the Grindhouse films. Let’s start with Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror. It just begins with a fake trailer for a film called Machete. Due to a cult following, Machete became a film and got itself a sequel. Continue reading “Grindhouse Films Review: Planet Terror from @ImmieBroods”
It started off with a bit of channel surfing in the early evening and I see ‘Rowdy’ Roddy Piper in a film, this looks interesting. He was a fun wrestler in his time so I carry on watching. He wears these sunglasses and soon everything isn’t as it seems. Everything is blank with just a word or two. Continue reading “They Live Movie Review from @ImmieBroods”
She stared delighted by what she saw on the glowing screen before her. With a smile she whispered, “What wonderful horrors await them.”
Continue reading “Two Sentence Horror Stories Digital Series Release and Review from @kleffnotes”
Are you a fan of zombies? A family that sticks together in times of hardship? Running a family business no matter what the cost is and a guy who is clearly catfishing a family member? Continue reading “Happiness of the Katakuris Movie Review from @ImmieBroods”
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