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MANBORG is set in a future where mankind’s numbers have been severely impacted due to an ongoing war against the demon-like Hellions. It is during an armed battle that Manborg (Matthew Kennedy) is conceived. After dying on the... Read more
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A couple of years back writer/director Steve Barker delivered a deliciously atmospheric, ghoulish and well acted Nazi zombie chiller called Outpost. A hardened bunch of mercenaries are paid a bundle to go on a mission where very little is... Read more
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Writer/director Matt L. Lockhart’s The Watermen is a film of two very distinct halves. The first introduces the characters, two brothers, a rich ‘player’ and three lovely ladies, and the second dispenses with them in a grisly fashion. Nothing... Read more
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Some Guy Who Kills People is a mixture of comedy and horror that fails to meld despite earnest performances from all. The fault lies completely with director Jack Perez who points the camera at his very choice acting collective but forgets to... Read more
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Bypassing a theatrical release and heading straight for the retail market in time for slashing the cash jugular over the Halloween season Werewolf: The Beast Among Us comes bearing fangs and an abundance of fur but will it be lost in a genre... Read more
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Short film compilations are like anthologies without the connecting storyline thread. The individual tales within the framework are of variable quality and more often than not the overall feeling left over from the viewing experience is a... Read more
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Good old Michael Biehn is one of those actors that whilst never becoming a box office draw in his own right has always been a reliable fixture and his name in the cast of a movie normally guarantees a degree of watchability. From the... Read more
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Writer/Director Steven Mena’s prequel to his own 2004 movie Malevolence is a grim affair. In a current genre climate that sees a general audience PG-13 geared flaccid horror thrills Bereavement is a gory break from the norm. It’s far from... Read more
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The Darkest Hour? Damn right! Only it’s not just an hour this sci-fi/horror nonsense will darken in your otherwise idyllic world. Trying adding another twenty nine minutes to that and you’ll be closer to the truth. What starts out as a frothy... Read more
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When Stephen King’s book Carrie received the big screen treatment, becoming both a critical and box office success, studios were keen to cash in and buy up the rights to any other King material regardless of their quality. For every The... Read more
