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| Last Horror Movie | ||
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$5.99 - $8.23 |
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Kevin Howarth A wedding videographer uses a slasher video rental that he's recorded over with real murders to recruit victims, then speaks into the camera to the viewer before and after killing his latest quarry. Kevin Howarth delivers a chilling performance in this diabolically intricate and frightening meta-movie about watching horror movies. |
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$10.43 - $10.43 |
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Nick Name Slasher film meets gay romance in this horror outing from executive producer Joe Wolf, a co-creator of such classics as NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET and HALLOWEEN. With a look that borrows from both 1970s horror and candy-colored L.A. fantasy, the film follows four likeable young gay men who hit the town on Halloween, with big plans to attend West Hollywood's extravagant Carnival celebration. The group is comprised of Eddie (Dylan Ferguson), a wholesome type who works at the police station; Chaz (Andrew Levitas), a bisexual hedonist; shy, inexperienced Joey (Hank Williams); and Tobey (Matt Phillips), a male model who longs for true love. At work, Eddie saw some police photos of a gruesome slaying the night before, when two gay men who were making out in a car were brutally decapitated, so Eddie is duly cautious, but his three friends are intent on having a good time. Thrill-seeking Chaz takes the boys for a shortcut through the woods where the murders took place, and, en route, they encounter a well-built sil... |
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$15.99 - $15.99 | 0 Reviews |
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Lilith Stabs An indie horror film with an edge, SEVERE INJURIES marks Amy Lynn Best's feature directorial debut. Best is a triple threat as lead actress, director, and producer, building on her experience directing, producing and starring in low-budget horror films with husband and collaborator Mike Watt. Fans of 1980s slasher films will find much humor in this film, which makes references to slasher classics like FRIDAY THE 13TH PART 4 and SLUMBER PARTY MASSACRE. Adding a subversive twist to the exploitative male-dominated horror genre, Best's film pokes fun at the film's central villain. Melvin Hubble is the youngest in a long lineage of incompetent serial killers. Trying to grant his father's dying wish, Melvin finds his way into a sorority house on the night of a big bash, but fails to terrorize the girls, as they are completely unfazed by his presence. Though Melvin and the girls don't know it, he is in for some competition, as there is another killer on the loose. Best exhibits a good sense of comic timing in t... |
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$5.99 - $20.87 |
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Tyler Mane The early 2000s have seen a string of big-budget remakes of classic horror films. In addition to THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE and THE HILLS HAVE EYES, John Carpenter's benchmark slasher flick HALLOWEEN has been given a new-millennial overhaul. At the helm of the project sits rocker Rob Zombie, whose previous films, HOUSE OF 1,000 CORPSES and THE DEVIL'S REJECTS, brought a fan's touch and an auteur's vision to the director's chair. While Zombie's HALLOWEEN is faithful to Carpenter's vision, there are some obvious changes, the most pronounced of these being the substantial focus on Michael Myers's childhood. The film posits Michael (played by a creepily vacant Daeg Faerch) as a troubled child made all the worse by a horrible home life--wonderfully illustrated via William Forsythe's performance as Deborah Myers's boyfriend--and constant abuse at school. Zombie paints Michael's pain with palpable grit and sleaze, but he isn't out to put our culture on the couch--he simply wants to show Michael killing his fam... |
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