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Tag Archives: vampire
B-fest 2014 line-up (spoilers)
We are proud to represent the Psychotronic Film Society (original Chicago chapter) at the annual B-fest 24-hour schlockarama again this year. Go to www.b-fest.com for more details. We have the latest line-up right here under the break:
Posted in Movie, News
Tagged action, Ann-Margaret, Bela Lugosi, blaxploitation, China, comedy, Ed Wood, events, giant monster, Italy, juvenile delinquent, kung fu, marathon, Movie, robot, sci-fi, space alien, spaceship, spy, tobe hooper, Tor Johnson, Vampira, vampire, video game, Vincent Price
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The Matrix Reloaded
Whoa It takes my old computer about five minutes to restart, so it’s no surprise that it took the Wachowski brothers a few years to reload the Matrix. They’ve spent their time well, producing a sequel that feels more like … Continue reading
Posted in Movie, Review
Tagged action, Anthony Zerbe, blood, Carrie-Anne Moss, Collin Chou, David No, Essie Davis, explosions, future, gadgetry, ghosts, gun fu, Harold Perrineau, heads roll, Hugo Weaving, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Keanu Reeves, kung fu, Laurence Fishburne, Leigh Whannell, metropolis, Monica Belluci, monster, Movie, murder, Ngai Sing, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, Review, robot, sci-fi, sequel, superhero, supervillain, swordplay, vampire, vehicle chase, Wachowski, Yuen Woo-Ping, zap guns
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Dracula / The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde DVD
Curtis TV horror on disc After the runaway success of his gothic TV soap opera Dark Shadows, producer Dan Curtis sought to expand into made-for-TV movies. To further mine the vein of horror, he decided to produce films based on … Continue reading
Posted in DVD, Review
Tagged adaptation, Dan Curtis, Dracula, DVD, horror, Jack Palance, Jekyll & Hyde, mad laboratory, mad scientist, monster, Movie, murder, psycho killer, Review, Richard Matheson, supervillain, torture, TV, vampire
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Monsters Crash the Pajama Party Spook Show Spectacular DVD
Ghosts-a-poppin’ at the midnight chasm of spasms! Step right up, ladies and gentlemen, and witness something that few eyes have seen before: a true DVD masterpiece! On this slim disc you will find not only a collection of the craziest … Continue reading
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Tagged 3-D, animation, Bert I. Gordon, black & white, blood, comedy, commentrak, compilation, David L. Hewitt, drive-in, DVD, fantasy, Frankenstein, gadgetry, Gene Roth, ghosts, gorilla, halloween, haunted house, heads roll, horror, hypnosis, Joe Turkel, mad laboratory, mad scientist, magic, monster, Movie, mummy, murder, psycho killer, Review, Richard Carlson, roadshow, sci-fi, short, Something Weird, trailers, vampire, Vic McGee, werewolves, witch, zap guns
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Dracula’s Daughter / Son of Dracula DVD
Vampire offspring Universal double feature For the 2001 crop of Universal Monsters classics on DVD, they appear to be getting down to the “B-squad” titles. Thus, they’ve generously decided to give our wallets a slight break and combine this wave … Continue reading
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Tagged black & white, Dracula, DVD, Edward Van Sloan, Evelyn Ankers, fantasy, Gloria Holden, horror, Irving Pichel, Lon Chaney Jr., mad scientist, magic, monster, Movie, murder, Otto Kruger, Review, sequel, universal, vampire
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The Forsaken
Plagiarism after Dark In 1987, Katherine Bigelow’s Near Dark brought big changes to the languishing vampire genre, presenting a gun-toting outlaw gang that roved around terrorizing the modern American West. The shadow of Near Dark is still cast over horrordom, … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, explosions, gore, heads roll, horror, monster, Movie, murder, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, Review, vampire
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Dracula 2000
From Calvary to Carfax Dimension Pictures has been getting ribbed in the press for releasing Dracula 2000 so late in the year (just in time for Christmas), but this ink no doubt comes from folks that haven’t actually seen the … Continue reading
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Tagged blood, Christopher Plummer, Dracula, Gerard Butler, gore, heads roll, horror, Jennifer Esposito, Jeri Ryan, Johnny Lee Miller, magic, monster, Movie, murder, Patrick Lussier, Review, supervillain, vampire
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Habit VHS
Reality Bites Look around the average video store these days and you’ll see that the vampire movie is still alive, undead and well. The shelves are crowded with direct-to-tape bloodsuckers, all vying for the rental bucks of goth-bedecked Anne Rice … Continue reading
A Taste of Blood DVD
H. G. Lewis’ Vampire With a running time of nearly two hours, this is Herschell Gordon Lewis’ longest feature. He also considers the film to be his lone stab at some kind of mainstream film, shot in Eastmancolor with production … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Kerwin, Bill Rogers, blood, commentrak, David Friedman, Dracula, DVD, Elizabeth Wilkinson, Florida, gore, Herschell Gordon Lewis, horror, hypnosis, impalement, Mike Vraney, monster, Movie, murder, psychic phenomena, psycho killer, Review, Something Weird, vampire
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Herschell Gordon Lewis Feast (Blu-ray box set)
Gruesome Seventeensome The release of this 17-disc retrospective box set, especially arriving the month following the pioneering filmmaker’s death, brings on insistent waves of nostalgia. It may seem odd to apply the word “nostalgia” to material that includes scenes of … Continue reading →