Before Ash Vs. Evil Dead there was The Evil Dead. Logan reviews the first film that started it all. #31DaysofHorror
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I AM ALONE out now on DVD, Digital, and VOD!
A FRONT ROW SEAT TO THE END OF THE WORLD!
Random Media and Abstract Forces Productions announce the DVD, Digital and VOD debut of the award-winning independent film festival favorite, I AM ALONE. When an unknown virus begins to spread through the population infecting people almost instantly, the CDC discovers a lone TV survivalist host’s resistance. The CDC tries to piece together why the Zombie-inducing virus has taken longer to transform the journalist than others, reviewing the events of the previous days through
footage to learn more, in hopes of a cure.
Review – Kingsman: The Golden Circle (2017)
by Kevin Muller
Ah, okay, it is incredibly refreshing to be able to talk about a film without beating around the bush. Unlike ‘Mother!,” this film is just a standard action film with an A to B plot-line. Back in 2014, the original Kingsman: The Secret Service, hit theaters and knocked everyone out with its satire, kick ass action, and one hell of a leading man, Colin Firth. Once again, we are thrown back into the world of espionage, gadgets, and satire. Does it work again?
October #PhellasGiveAway – Godzilla Doin’ Work Prize Pack Winner!
We wanted to congratulate Ronald Oliver on winning the Godzilla Prize Pack this month! We also wanted to thank our good friends at COMET TV for teaming up on the #PhellasGiveAway
Stay tuned for another giveaway later this month!
31 Days of Horror’ Review – The Wolf Man (1941)
Logan reviews The Wolf Man from the ‘Universal Monster Universe’ starring Lon Chaney Jr. #31DaysofHorror
’31 Days of Horror’ Review – Pet Sematary (1989)
’31 Days of Horror’ Review – Cult of Chucky (2017)
’31 Days of Horror’ Review – Scream (1996)
’31 Days of Horror’ Review – A Nightmare on Elm Street (1984)
1, 2, Freddy’s coming for you! Logan reviews Wes Cravens A Nightmare on Elm Street. #31DaysofHorror
Review – Blade Runner 2049 (2017)
Trying to talk about Blade Runner 2049 without giving away any of the reveals is going to be difficult because somehow the marketing for this film has managed to keep a lot under wraps. To the point where I’m honestly surprised with how little they were able to show in the promotional material. I’ll try my best to keep things spoiler free, but at this point you already know if you want to see this or not. Either you’re a fan of the first film and are looking to see if this expands upon the world Ridley Scott built 35 years earlier, which it does. Or you’re not a fan of the first film, but want to see if a modern update can improve upon the legacy Scott left behind, which it arguably does.
