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Sunday, June 10, 2012

THE TALE OF THE VOODOO PROSTITUTE (2012)

In this indie horror outing, a Texas hustler is cursed into impotence by an evil woman. The aggrieved pimp springs into action to protect his stable of women and restore his own manhood–but what kinds of bloody deeds will he have to perform in order to vanquish this malicious female and destroy her command of black magic? Jayde Kelley, Martin Ezelle, and Charles Buchanan star. 75 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English; audio commentary; theatrical trailers.

Friday, June 8, 2012

LOST WOODS



LOST WOODS (2012)


Arriving in the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest for a camping trip, young Darrin is upset to learn that a jerk from his past has been invited along on the getaway. But he soon has more than social awkwardness to worry about when a sinister Sasquatch begins murdering his pals. Now, Darrin struggles to stay alive while the shocking secret behind the Bigfoot’s attacks are revealed. Joey Brown, Garret Vander Leun, Nina Brissey star in this terror tale. 88 min. Soundtrack: English; audio commentary; deleted scenes.

Prometheus Movie Review



There hasn't been a really good, pure science fiction film in some time. Children of Men (2006) is an instant classic, and A.I. and Gattaca are two of my faves. But there really hasn't been anything great, taking place in space. I loved Sunshine and Moon,but there were a few issues with those.


When it comes to director Ridley Scott, helmer of two of the most seminal and influential science fiction films of all time — you, under the rock! I'm talking about Alien (1979) and Blade Runner (1982) — the pressure had to be immense when returning to the genre. Oftentimes, he who hesitates is lost but in this case, Scott returns to form strong and sure with Prometheus, his long-awaited prequel to Alien.



Futuristic spelunker / scientist archeologists Elizabeth Shaw (Noomi Rapace) and Charlie Holloway (Logan Marshall-Green) find an alien star-map hidden within ancient Irish cave drawings, and their discovery takes them to another planet, where they join the crew on board Prometheus, an exploratory vessel helmed by Meredith Vickers (Charlize Theron) and her right-hand droid, David (Michael Fassbender). The expedition is funded by immortality-seeking megamillionaire Peter Weyland (Guy Pearce). Crew includes pilot Janek (Idris Elba), and other assorted expendables just waiting to become unwilling hosts to the hostile, acid-spewing life forms.


I won't say much about what happens and won't dare pimp the scares, but I will say, there are several suspenseful, squirm-inducing white knuckle moments of pure sci-fi horror the likes of which have not been experienced (by me, anyway) in years. Robin Hood (2010) notwithstanding, Scott's still got it. In spite of a few (surprisingly) clunky line deliveries by Theron, the whole cast is up to snuff and they complement one another most impressively. Standouts are Rapace and Fassbender, for sure. Pearce is magnificent as well in a small role, but unless.by stacilayne

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

SiLenT NighT (2012)



It's Christmas Eve in Cryer, WI and the normally quiet town is bustling with activity as the the residents are getting ready for the big day. The events take place around the towns annual Santa Parade, which has brought a record number of Santas to town. Deputy Sheriff Aubrey Bradimore is stuck reluctantly working the night shift, dealing with all of the drunken Santas, road closures, and stressed out locals — but things are about to take a deadly turn. A vicious serial killer, dressed as Santa Claus, has made his own "naughty list" and anyone on it is in big trouble. As the body count rises, Aubrey races to discover the killer’s true identity – but in a town full of Santas, shady characters and dark secrets, finding the real murderer will take more then a Christmas miracle.

Evil Dead II Classic On Blu-Ray

Ash

(Bruce Campbell) is arguably the best genre protagonist there is (with Snake Plissken, Jack Burton and Reggie from Phantasm waiting in the wings), and the patented "splatstick" horror/comedy they deliver is better than anything Jane Austen could deliver on her best days. Subtitled "Dead by Dawn," the second film in the trilogy is considered the perfect one, and a pioneer.

Limited by the budget, scope and film stock of the original, this Blu-ray transfer does the most that it can do with the image. Thankfully, it does a lot. Great contrast and rich black levels provide a method to forgive the light grain and dated appearance. Overall, however, the new polish and old texture give the film a fresh new feel that offers both enhancement and preservation. It sounds incredible by any standard and, like the video, both preserves and enhances the original audio. And while the extras are admittedly weak, we still have to recommend this flick to anyone looking to add some horror staples to their Blu-ray collection.

Sunday, June 3, 2012

Rogue River (V) June 5th 2012

release date

June 5 2012

studio

Lionsgate Home Entertainment

director

Jourdan McClure



writer
Ryan Finnerty, Kevin Haskin

starring

Michelle Page, Michael Rooker,, Bill Moseley, Michael Cudlitz, Lucinda Jenney

tagline
You can't outrun family


Struggling with the recent death of her father, Mara sets off on a solitary journey to Oregon’s Rogue River to scatter his remains. When Mara’s car gets towed, she accepts a ride from Jon Wall, an affable redneck type, mourning the death of his young daughter. A quick detour leads them to Jon’s beautiful cabin deep in the woods where his wife Lea quickly captivates Mara as they find solace in the shared grief of their own personal tragedies. But all is not as it seems on the picturesque Rogue River. Mara's world soon devolves into a harrowing nightmare as she fights for survival in the dark and violent world of Jon and Lea. A nightmare shockingly unfolds into a spine-tingling crescendo of terror that will drag Mara into the most twisted recesses of the human psyche...

Saturday, June 2, 2012

A Nightmare on Elm Street 2 (2012)

This movie was confirmed from New Line Cinema for a release date in 2012. Plot ideas are unknown but it's rumored that this film is going to incorporate elements from Freddy's Revenge and Dream Warriors. It is to star Jackie Earle Haley, reprising his role as Freddy Krueger, Rooney Mara, reprising her role as Nancy Holbrook and Kyle Gallner, reprising his role as Quentin Smith. The rest of the cast is unknown for now.

While at the Springwood Diner with his girlfriend, Kris Fowles (Katie Cassidy), Dean Russell (Kellan Lutz) falls asleep at the table and meets a man covered in burn scars, wearing a red and green sweater and a clawed glove on his hand. The burned man cuts Dean's throat in the dream, but in reality it appears that Dean is cutting his own throat as friend and waitress Nancy Holbrook (Rooney Mara) looks on with Kris. At Dean's funeral, Kris sees a photograph of her and Dean as children, but cannot recall ever