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Cars made out of body parts. A baby wielded as a mace. Chainsaw swords. Zombies with antlers. And look, it's that crazy lady from Audition! Welcome to the world of Helldriver, a movie that could only come from Japan. Read about it in my review of the DVD/Blu-ray of Helldriver, available starting today.
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© Well Go USA
Cars made out of body parts. A baby wielded as a mace. Chainsaw swords. Zombies with antlers. And look, it’s that crazy lady from Audition! Welcome to the world of Helldriver, a movie that could only come from Japan. Read about it in my review of the DVD/Blu-ray of Helldriver, available starting today.
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© Well Go USA
Cars made out of body parts. A baby wielded as a mace. Chainsaw swords. Zombies with antlers. And look, it’s that crazy lady from Audition! Welcome to the world of Helldriver, a movie that could only come from Japan. Read about it in my review of the DVD/Blu-ray of Helldriver, available starting today.
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This week, Super 8 rises above a crop of low-budget indie releases, along with splattery Japanese import Helldriver and vintage re-releases featuring Vincent Price and Godzilla.
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© Showtime
It’s time to be thankful, Dexter fans, and not just because it’s Thanksgiving week. After some tense negotiations (at least, for fans), Michael C. Hall has signed on for two more years of the Showtime serial killer show. Like the first six seasons, seasons 7 and 8 will consist of 12 episodes each. The downside: they will, according to Showtime prez David Nevins, “likely” be the show’s swan song. As a fan, it will be sad to see the show go, but eight years is a great run, and I’d be intrigued to see how the writers choose to close out Dex’s killing spree.
© A&E/Chiller
Aside from November’s The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 and December’s The Darkest Hour, there’s disturbingly little in the way of horror/suspense hitting theaters in the final …
© A&E/Chiller
Aside from November’s The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 and December’s The Darkest Hour, there’s disturbingly little in the way of horror/suspense hitting theaters in the final …
© A&E/Chiller
Aside from November’s The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1 and December’s The Darkest Hour, there’s disturbingly little in the way of horror/suspense hitting theaters in the final …
© Magnet Releasing
As previously announced, the mega-anthology The ABCs of Death, featuring a who’s who of up-and-coming genre filmmakers making short movies about death via everything from A to Z, recently held a contest to find the 26th and final director. And the winner is…British filmmaker Lee Hardcastle, whose gore-strewn claymation film “T is for Toilet” (having been assigned the letter “T”) won over the judges. Check it out here (NSFW) for a taste of what’s to come when The ABCs of Death is released in 2012.
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