‘The Spirit Gallery’ DVD review

‘The Spirit Gallery’ DVD review

‘The Spirit Gallery’ DVD review

Director John Strysik’s 1995 feature The Spirit Gallery is a hallucinatory shot-on-video oddity which manages to take a familiar plot and turn it into something special.

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UGLY SWEATER PARTY – STARBURST Magazine

UGLY SWEATER PARTY – STARBURST Magazine

UGLY SWEATER PARTY – STARBURST Magazine

Writer/director Aaron Mento’s Ugly Sweater Party is a fun, if frustrating watch. It features genre icons like Felissa Rose (Sleepaway Camp) and Sean Whalen (The People Under the Stairs) in prominent and fun roles, and has an absolutely bonkers premise. It even starts out promisingly, with Whalen – as serial killer Declan Rains – being … Continued

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CINE-WEEN: IT’S ALIVE! Celebrates 200 Years of Visual Artistry Around Frankenstein

CINE-WEEN: IT’S ALIVE! Celebrates 200 Years of Visual Artistry Around Frankenstein

CINE-WEEN: IT’S ALIVE! Celebrates 200 Years of Visual Artistry Around Frankenstein

Elizabeth Campbell Denlinger is the curator for the New York Public Library’s Carl H. Pforzheimer Collection of Shelley and His Circle. This means that Denlinger “builds the Library’s collections documenting British Romantic literature and promotes them through classes, publications, digital project

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Brooklyn Horror Film Festival: WELCOME TO MERCY

Brooklyn Horror Film Festival: WELCOME TO MERCY

Brooklyn Horror Film Festival: WELCOME TO MERCY

“A young woman struggles against the unholy forces that possess her in this terrifying occult thriller. After being stricken with stigmata, single mother Madaline (Kristen Ruhlin) is sent to a remote convent where nothing is what it seems and her friend August (Lily Newmark) is seemingly the only pe

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CINE-WEEN: BLOODLUST; Or, How I Learned to Empathize with a Blood-Drinking Necrophiliac

CINE-WEEN: BLOODLUST; Or, How I Learned to Empathize with a Blood-Drinking Necrophiliac

CINE-WEEN: BLOODLUST; Or, How I Learned to Empathize with a Blood-Drinking Necrophiliac

“Haunted by a childhood trauma, a deaf mute accountant develops a fixation with blood spilling across his skin. Brief flirtations with ketchup and red ink seem to satisfy him at first but he soon develops a taste for the real thing. Though he nurses a weird fascination for a neighborhood girl who pa

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Brooklyn Horror Film Festival: CANNIBAL CLUB

Brooklyn Horror Film Festival: CANNIBAL CLUB

Brooklyn Horror Film Festival: CANNIBAL CLUB

“Life is a dream for Octavio and Gilda. Residing on Brazil scenic waterfront coast, the rich-as-all-hell couple spends their non-work hours sipping fancy drinks, basking in the sun, and eating the finest of meats. The only problem? That’s human meat, pulled from the bodies of young, financially stra

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THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1932) – Starburst Magazine

THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1932) – Starburst Magazine

THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1932) – Starburst Magazine

The bona fides of the 1932 film The Old Dark House should be enough to recommend it. Directed by James Whale, fresh off the success of the previous year’s Frankenstein, The Old Dark House features the star of Whale’s previous film, Boris Karloff, alongside Gloria Stuart, Charles Laughton, and Raymond Massey, among others. It’s a … Continued

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SLASHER.COM – Starburst Magazine

SLASHER.COM – Starburst Magazine

SLASHER.COM – Starburst Magazine

Upon occasion, there are movies encountered which have so few redeeming qualities as to render them nigh-impossible to discuss with any semblance of impartiality. Director Chip Gubera’s Slasher.com is the very epitome of that particular kind of film. While the premise is standard – a young couple takes a weekend in the country to get … Continued

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