Sleigh Bells - Rill Rill

A delicious, upbeat little tune to some fun little nasty visuals. We like!
SLEIGH BELLS is a lot of fun. They seem to have a playful style that reminds me of the era of pop in the 60s - studio heavy, pop delight now with added EDGE.

Check them out on their MYSPACE site.

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Suspiria Trailer

Grand trailer for Argento's SUSPIRIA


"The Only Thing More Terrifying Than The Last 12 Minutes Of SUSPIRIA Are The First 92."

Suspiria

Suspiria theme by GOBLIN

Dawn of the Dead

Dawn of the Dead theme by GOBLIN

Dementia 13

This is a lovely little creep-fest! Francis Ford Coppola's fifth film, DEMENTIA 13 has to be one of my favorite's. It's a gothic tale of greed, murder and madness set on the grounds of an old sprawling castle home. After the death of one of the Haloran siblings, the family gathers to mourn. That's when the fun really begins.

You can see Coppola style really coming to form in this film. His shots and set-ups are working their way to brilliance in the black and white horror classic. Is it THE GODFATHER? Oh....hahahaha....nooooo...no, it's not. But, it's a fantastic, bump-in-the-night thriller that sends a little shiver up my spine every time I see it. (Damn doll.....)

Jack Hill of SPIDER BABY fame was second unit writer on the film. Luana Anders and William Campbell turn in some grand performances and some of the visuals will definitely haunt you for a while afterward. Especially if you like swimming in the local pond...at night.

This film is perfect for a cold, winter night. Put it on, turn out the lights and snuggle up with the person...or blanket...you love. Keep them close to where you can see them!

Trailer

Ingrid Pitt - R.I.P.

The fantastic Ingrid Pitt has passed on, sadly. (November 2010)

Hammer's Horror Lovely survived a concentration camp, believe it or not. She lived through the horror there and went on to star in several horror spectaculars like Countess Dracula, The Vampire Lovers and The House that Dripped Blood.

The delicious vixen was in several other films, of course, but I'll always remember her in the Hammer films. She wrecked me as a boy of 15. :)






R.I.P., Ms. Pitt!

If you're looking for a place to catch up with the works of Ingrid Pitt, you can check out
THE PITT OF HORROR - http://www.pittofhorror.com/


From the Telegraph:
Ingrid Pitt, who died on November 23 aged 73, survived a wartime Nazi concentration camp and went on to star as the voluptuous bloodsucker in several classic horror films, including Countess Dracula, in which she took the title role.

More from the article here




Fantastic Q&A with Pitt

The Ruins

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0963794/

When this came out, I gave it a BIG OLE PASS because I thought it was another TOURISTAS or SAW. I don't need to see another one of those ever again. But, thanks to NETFLIX, I gave this film another look when after I saw the trailer. And well...it's a messed up little flick! I liked it a lot.

A “let's go explore” film, true – this is a classic film where the people should NOT be going where they are going. When they get there, it's WAY too late.

What is it? It's FRIGGIN NASTY is what it is!!!

The story was well done, the acting is great and there are scenes that had me kicking my feet and cringing. It's not an Academy Award winner, sure, but it has enough bite to really put a damper on eating dinner during it, that's for sure. The effects are slipped in perfectly - a delightfully gruesome mixture of practical and computer generated nuggets that work with the story, not in place of it.

Make sure you check out the alternate ending on the DVD and let us know what you prefer - what was in the original cut or the alternate end. We'd love to hear!

I dare you to watch it. Go on. Do it.