Dread Central Review - The Town That Dreaded Sundown
If Scream Factory were a person, I’d give them a hug.
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Dread Central Review - The Burning
The second of Scream Factory’s Blu-ray releases this week (the other being The Town That Dreaded Sundown [review here]), The Burning hails from the early 80s, just as the glut of post-Hallo
Dread Central Review - Phantasm II
‘The ball’, a near afterthought of the original Phantasm, came screaming back into theaters in 1988 and writer/director Don Coscarelli found himself armed with a bigger budget and som
Dread Central Review - Father's Day
This was the first movie I saw at this year's Texas Frightmare Weekend. I was tired from a long day wandering the con, but I was absolutely ready for a good time.
Dread Central Review - Zombie Diaries
Cinéma-vérité films have become all the rage lately. In fact some of the best movies I have seen in recent years have implemented this style of filmmaking.
Dread Central Review - Zodiac
What are you afraid of? Is it the sound of steel blades across metal? A ghostly face on a hulking body in the shadows next door?
Dread Central Review - Zibahkhana
Consider this. Vicky, Simon, OJ, Roxy, and Ayesha.
Dread Central Review - Cheap Thrills
Cheap Thrills is the sadistically comedic directorial debut of longtime screenwriter E.L.
Dread Central Review - Saint
I suspect if it wasn’t for Rare Exports – a new modern classic as far as I’m concerned – coming along this past Christmas setting the bar so high, there’s a good cha
Dread Central Review - Spiders 3D
When you hear a title like Spiders 3D, it immediately conjures up images of old B-movies where the premise is “something small becomes big and attacks.” Veteran director Tibor Takács
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