Stay blood-thirsty, my friends.
Reading Time: < 1 minuteFully suited Jason cameo follows the unboxing. Crash Creations hockey mask.
Got my new Jason Voorhees Part 4 Shower Scene hockey mask from by buddy Crash Cunningham at Crash Creations. Made a short unboxing video showing the nifty packaging and of course, the awesome hock. Fully suited Jason cameo follows the unboxing.
Reading Time: < 1 minuteMission 9 is a total throwback to the original Alien film and I couldn’t resist making a playthrough vid w/commentary. Nostalgia overload!
Mission 9 in Alien Isolation takes us through as a team of explorers on LV-426 in search of the derelict spaceship that is emitting the distress signal that the crew of the Nostromo honed in on in the original Alien film from 1979. It is a total throwback to the old film and I couldn’t resist making a playthrough vid w/commentary. Hope you all enjoy!
Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe voice of the legendary Crypt Keeper reminding you where your browser has brought you.
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The voice of the legendary Crypt Keeper reminding you where your browser has brought you.
Thanks John!
Reading Time: < 1 minuteLooking for a kick ass Michael Myers mask? Ole LK’s gotcha covered! Three high quality pieces just went up on the ‘Bay.
Looking for a kick ass Michael Myers mask? Ole LK’s gotcha covered! Several high quality pieces just went up on the ‘Bay. These badboys aren’t gonna last long! Get after’em!
LISTING #1
SOLD!!!! – MICHAEL MYERS MASK – AHG/NAG 75K (H1) PREMIUM GRAIL PIECE
LISTING #2
SOLD!!!! – MICHAEL MYERS MASK – CLASSIC NightOwl PSYCHO Signed by TONY MORAN!
LISTING #3
SOLD!!!! – MICHAEL MYERS MASK – NightOwl SHATNER Finished by Justin Mabry
LISTING #4
SOLD!!!! – MICHAEL MYERS MASK – WMP VINTAGE 75 – PREMIUM H1 PIECE
Reading Time: 12 minutesThe return of the original Freddy Krueger headlined Flashback Weekend 2014 in Chicago, IL. Horror fans came out in droves to pay respect to an icon of horror cinema which included a rare photo-op.
The return of the original Freddy Krueger headlined Flashback Weekend 2014 in Chicago, IL. Horror fans came out in droves to pay respect to an icon of horror cinema which included a rare photo-op.
When I first heard this event was happening I knew I wanted to be there. I had recently ended my convention hiatus for Days of the Dead in Indianapolis back in June to meet Amelia Kinkade (I’m still glowing, btw). Only real question hovering above my decision was would I plop down nearly $400 and drive to the Windy City from Louisville, KY for a photo. After kicking it around for a couple weeks I bought the photo-op package and booked a room. I mean c’mon, this was more than just a picture. It was a chance to stand next to and interact with a legend. Robert Englund in full Freddy makeup? It would literally be like standing next to him on the set of A Nightmare On Elm Street. Nothing with that kind of novelty carries a cheap price tag, and I knew if I passed on it I’d end up regretting it. Not to mention Robert Englund isn’t getting any younger. Despite the clever marketing on Flashback’s behalf, the “for the last time” hook prompted some concern only because Robert is nearing his 70’s. Realistically, this probably isn’t going to happen too many more times. So, I was all-in.
Read more “Flashback Weekend 2014 Freddy Krueger and Lance Henriksen”
Reading Time: < 1 minuteThis is an extra vid from the filming sessions we did last weekend. We were setting up to shoot in the basement and noticed a beetle running around. Didn’t take Jason long to spot it…
This is an extra vid from the filming sessions we did last weekend. We were setting up to shoot in the basement and noticed a beetle running around. Didn’t take J long to spot it…
Reading Time: < 1 minuteWith my new Jason IV costume complete, Lady K and I made some time this passed weekend to shoot some juicy new footage. This is also the first full production I’ve done with the new PC Build and my god, I LOVE this thing!!!!
With my new Jason IV costume complete, Lady K and I made some time this passed weekend to shoot some juicy new footage. This is also the first full production I’ve done with the new PC Build and my god, I LOVE this thing!!!!
Hope everyone is enjoying this fine Fall season and getting in the Halloween spirit. We definitely are!
Reading Time: < 1 minuteBeen spending the last month or so putting together an authentic Jason Voorhees costume from my favorite Friday flick, part IV (The Final Chapter). This has always been my favorite look and performance of Jason, as I believes it captures all the savagery and horror the series originally intended.
Been spending the last month or so putting together an authentic Jason Voorhees costume from my favorite Friday flick, part IV (The Final Chapter). This has always been my favorite look and performance of Jason, as I believe it captures all the savagery and horror the series originally intended.
Above is a quick video where I screen-test the hood and hockey mask. Was shot with a smartphone so quality is a little shakey, but you get the idea.
Reading Time: 2 minutesthe movie left me with the same feeling I have when I’m dumb enough to order a Floyd Mayweather fight: A lot of hype, build up, and a big shit-sandwich at the end
‘Went out to see this with a couple friends last night……
I’d agree that moments of it were really well done. I thought Suzan Crowley (nice name) was fantastic and wished her character would’ve gotten more screen time. She had a very effective presence, as the entire audience’s whispers and random cluttering in the packed theater fell completely silent when she hit the screen. She had us in the palm of her hand the whole segment of her daughter, Isabella, visiting her the first time. Good stuff.
But, the movie overall felt rushed and borrowed a little too much from Paranormal Activity in terms of character development and general presentation. I know there are only so many ways to present a found-footage film, but there was definitely a PA vibe in a lot of it for me. The Blair Witch Project succeeded in making the story a real-life type place and event, whereas The Devil Inside leaves a bit to be desired. To me, it never felt like this was something that could really happen aside from Crowley being on-screen, and again, her time with us was limited.
The ending… (not really a spoiler but a definite hint of the impact it made, hit the tag if you’d like to know more).
Read more “Some After Thoughts On The Devil Inside”
Reading Time: 8 minutesthe story as we now understand it picks up right where Tobe Hooper’s groundbreaking horror prodigy left off, then flashes forward 30 years where a young woman travels to Texas to collect her inheritance and eventually learns Leatherface is her cousin
UPDATE
Added the new trailer as well as my thoughts on it.
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It’s been a while since I’ve posted anything horror-related. In a world full of cheap Hollywood ripoffs (often masqueraded as ‘remakes’), sissy vampires, and a never-ending assembly line of zombies galore — there hasn’t been a whole lot going on to stimulate my interest as of late. With next summer’s Prometheus being the lone beacon of intrigue in this sea of rehash and staleness for some time, I was quite surprised when I started to hear about a new Texas Chainsaw Massacre film that actually sounds interesting.
First and foremost — this film is going to be a SEQUEL, not another silly remake. And not just any sequel, but a continuation of the original movie. That alone was enough to get my attention. As I began to follow the pre-production, I was pleasantly surprised to find an exhilarating ensemble of TCM alumni involved in this project.
Read more “Random Thoughts on Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D
(aka Leatherface 3D)”
