Spoiler Alert! The Terminator (1984) is a slasher film. You can disagree all you want but on this week’s episode...
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Directed by William Bagley, from a screenplay co-written with Scott Hawkins, Hold The Fort is a silly action-packed horror-comedy about all the...
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Meeting the family of your significant other is nothing to die over, but some cases might prove otherwise. Why Don’t You Just Die! is not just a selective catchphrase screamed when it comes to rebelling against certain expectations, it’s the catchy title on one of Russian cinema’s bloody good dark...
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Movies are sometimes more than they claim to be. In the case of M. J. Bassett’s Rogue — what is...
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With the massive success of Game of Thrones was bound to come a slew of fantasy adaptations, including a television...
Dead Trigger (aka Dead Trigger: Unkilled) is an alleged and rather late adaptation of the zombie-themed first person survival horror video game of the same title, released in 2012 for iOS and Android by Madfinger games. It stars Dolph Lundgren as battle-hardened soldier Kyle Walker, sporting his 1989 The Punisher...
If you’re a fan of horror movies and adrenaline-pumping action, then you’re in for a treat! We’ve rounded up the...
DESCRIPTION On this week’s episode of Nightmare on Film Street, your horror hosts Jon & Kim let loose and exercise...
Join your horror hosts Kim & Jon as they take a sci-fi/action/gun-fu detour into the wild world of 1997’s Face/Off. Starring Nicolas Cage and John Travolta at the height of their power, Face/Off is a body-swapping, high-concept masterpiece of big explosions and bad one-liners. Hear all about how Kim saw...
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The tagline for Werewolves didn’t need to be anything more “Frank Grillo Werewolf Movie” because as fans of Action’s B-Movie...
It’s the end of the world as we know it. You feelin’ fine? Join your horror hosts Kimmi and Jon...
Vampires and sunglasses go together like cobwebs and creepy castles, but nobody looks as cool warning sunglasses at night as Wesley Snipes in Blade (1998). The Van Helsing character has come a long way since Bram Stoker’s Dracula was published back in 1897 but I think we can all agree...
