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by: sprouticus
Posted on 11.10.09 in All Horror Films > Monster > Supernatural > Zombie
Lamberto Bava, Dario Argento, and the demons may be back, but it’s just not quite the same this go around. For lack of a better term, I have sort of a love-hate relationship with Demons 2. On the one hand it successfully taps into the style, make-up, and mayhem of the original; but on the other hand it has almost none of the gore or bite that made that film so much …
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by: sprouticus
Posted on 11.10.09 in All Horror Films > Monster > Supernatural > Zombie
“They will make cemeteries their cathedrals and the cities will be your tombs.”
We all have those moods where we want to sit down and watch a film that offers little more than some cool visuals and a lot of gore. Well, straight from the minds of Dario Argento and Lamberto Bava (yep, that’s Mario’s son) we are presented with a film that does just that. Demons is simply an excuse to stylishly …
by: KFear
Posted on 11.10.09 in All Horror Films > Supernatural > Zombie
Whenever a film like Dead and Breakfast comes along, I immediately take a look at my Peter Jackson collection of Bad Taste, Dead Alive, and The Frighteners, and think to myself, what if there was no Peter Jackson? He’s definitely a guy that has undisputedly lead one of the most influential careers in all horror filmmaking, and whether or not he is done making films for the gorehounds of the world, …
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by: ahf
Posted on 11.10.09 in All Horror Films > Zombie
George A. Romero is pretty amazing. All of the films in the “Dead” series that are penned and directed by him consistently raise the bar of living dead films. “Land of the Dead” didn’t really have the usual bite of social commentary that fill Mr. Romero’s movies. Maybe because it was more of a glimpse into the zombie future and not so much present day. However “Diary of …
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Neil Marshall steps aside, but not completely off the film set, for this much anticipated sequel. The original Descent was directed by Mr. Marshall, and while he’s producing the sequel, the editor of the first installment has given the film a go as director. Even though this is Jon Harris’s directorial debut, expect much of the same in respects to the brutal carnage, claustrophobic dwellings, and fast paced action.
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PA made quite an impression on domestic audiences. The film cost $15,000 to shoot in just two weeks. How much did the film gross domestically? A little over 100 million! Well, it turns out that the film is becoming just as huge of a hit overseas. Within its opening week in countries such as the U.K and Germany, it raked in just a little over 35 million at box offices.
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