Posted by Jerry Smith on July 8, 2014 · 1 Comment
In the five albums prior to 2007’s Eat Me, Drink Me, shock rocker Marilyn Manson established himself as a force to be reckoned with, a musician guaranteed to offend and completely refusing to abide by any rules set forth by anyone else, and committing a full on assault on the religious right wing . In each […]
Posted by Jerry Smith on June 22, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Very few films affect me the way that David Lynch’s 1997 mystery/thriller (I consider it a horror film) LOST HIGHWAY does. Maybe it was the adventure I had to go through to see it (read about that here), or maybe its surreal, noir-like mood and tone of the film that made it so very easy to […]
Category A Look Back At, Articles, BEYOND FRIGHT, ICONS REVIEWS, Retrospectives · Tags A Look Back At, Angelo Badalamenti, Articles, David Bowie, David Lynch, Lost Highway, Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails, Retrospectives, Trent Reznor
Posted by Rob Galluzzo on June 20, 2014 · 1 Comment
It’s Friday! TGIF! And time to rock out and kick the weekend off right! I know I haven’t done one of these in a while, but honestly, I’ve had The Punisher on the brain all week, so that’s the inspiration behind this “song of the week.” I mean, we had the great Mark Goldblatt, director […]
Category BEYOND FRIGHT, People · Tags Beyond Fright, Biohazard, Days Of Revenge, Evan Seinfeld, Frank Castle, Icons Of Fright, Lexi Alexander, Life Of Agony, NYHC, Oz, Punisher War Zone, Punishment, Ramallah, song of the week, Tera Patrick, The Punisher, Urban Discipline
Posted by Natty on June 19, 2014 · Leave a Comment
*Editor’s note: THE MOMENT in now playing in NYC and opens in LA at the Sundance Sunset in West Hollywood beginning Friday, June 20th, with Q&A’s featuring writer/director Jane Weinstock, producer Julia Eisenman, and producer Gloria Norris on June 20th and June 21st at 7:30 pm. From the very start of THE MOMENT, the film has a […]
Posted by Kalyn Corrigan on June 18, 2014 · Leave a Comment
Denny McNamara hasn’t been having the best of luck lately. His girlfriend Renee dumped him, his brother is threatening to to sell Denny’s house if he can’t come up with next month’s rent, and he’s become so unsure of himself, he’s beginning to question his real purpose in life. Like many horror fans, Denny has […]
Posted by Jerry Smith on June 17, 2014 · Leave a Comment
You’ve got to hand it to distribution companies. Always good at marketing, they’re able to take a film that is one thing, and make it look as if it’s an entirely different entity altogether. Case in point: Image Entertainment’s DVD artwork for THE INVOKING, full of huge mansions and ghosts, when in reality the […]
Posted by BJ Colangelo on June 4, 2014 · 4 Comments
I distinctly remember the first time I was ever exposed to horror, as it was one of the earliest memories I can ever recall. I was four years old and was supposed to be taking a nap. I never slept, so I crept out of my bedroom and snuck up on my mother who was […]
Posted by Natty on June 2, 2014 · Leave a Comment
If you’re cool, then you are probably naturally drawn to films that contain the word “VS.” in the title. Pretty much anything VS. something else typically means that the film will be likable, surprising, and just downright awesome. With The Kondelik brothers’ AIRPLANE VS. VOLCANO, that unspoken rule continues its tradition, and is one of those fun popcorn movies that […]