My apologies for not posting sooner. Life derails you after you’ve been a car accident the size of the Rhode Island. I’m back now and still recovering, but that’s not going to stop me from posting. As the summer is ending, we move into a new season of scifi and horror. The Wolfman and Avatar…
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If you’re one that liked Saw, you’ll like The Collector. It’s basically a Saw movie with a believable story. I was fortunate enough to watch a special screening in Austin and this movie is haunting. It’s not sadistic killing like Saw was. The killings in this movie had a rhyme and reason (whether it was…
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Sam Raimi, director of the Spiderman trilogy and the Evil Dead trilogy has returned with an interesting, yet possibly dull movie, Drag Me To Hell. The title alone, not catchy, nor interesting is a new twist to Sam Raimi’s roller-coaster career. His B-movie foray with the Evil Dead trilogy propelled him onto the scene and…
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Memorial day weekend will be full of movies and specials. While it is the norm to showcase the Twilight Zone marathon on holiday weekends, the SciFi Channel is doing something different. Starting Friday, May 22, the SciFi Channel will be airing a movie marathon. It will be mixed with SciFi originals with more popular movies…
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Forget the teasers, here are the updated trailers for this summer’s biggest movies: GI Joe Transformers 2 Harry Potter and Half-Blood Prince H2 Terminator: Salvation
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District 9, a movie produced by Peter Jackson and directed by Neil Blomkamp, is not a decoy title for Halo. It is about a race of aliens who is forced to live amongst humans. That doesn’t nearly go along the lines of Halo. Don’t let the rampant rumors fool you. The trailer can be seen…
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For Battlestar: Galactica fans, have no fear. The much-anticipated prequel to Battlestar: Galactica is coming on DVD and digital download on April 21st. Caprica will take place approximately 50 years before the events of BSG take place. Esai Morales and Eric Stoltz star as two power hungry individuals who try to take advantage of the…
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George Romero, progenitor of the Dead series has, in very few ways, failed to live up to those famous movies. I sat down and viewed a recent Romero film, Bruiser, which he also wrote. While the direction of the film was good, the storyline was not. Couple Bruiser with his most recent attempt at a…
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Dreamwork’s new hit Monsters vs. Aliens is in a word, fun. It’s comedic wit and more than decent voicing makes this movie very family friendly and can even be enjoyed by fans of science fiction or adventure. Sure, this movie is void of gore and extreme violence, but the movie still shows areas of science…
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FearNet, a free on-demand service provided by some cable companies offers a collection of Science Fiction, Horror or Fantasy movies for free. They range from old classics such as Night of the Living Dead and Evil Dead to current horror like Saw III or a collection of all the movies in the After Dark Horrorfest. …
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