Frankenstein's Army (2013): A Macabre Review.

Well, yesterday was the DVD/BluRay release of Frankenstein's Army.  And from the poster and some of the screenshots I had seen, this was one movie I definitely had to check out.  I didn't do a whole lot of research before watching it, as sometimes I like to maximize my surprise while watching.  So I was sort of surprised that it's actually shot in a "found footage" style.  It also happens to be  the first feature film directed by Richard Raaphorst, so how did he do in his debut?  Well, allow me to tell you all about it.

All American Zombie Drugs (2010): A Macabre Review.

Starring Beau Nelson, Wolfgang Weber, Natalie Irby

Directed by Alex Ballar

These days, it seems like most of the world is on some kind of drug, whether it be for medicinal or recreational purposes.  Today I'm looking at All American Zombie Drugs, a movie that revolves purely around the recreational type of drugs.  It was written and directed by Alex Ballar, and was apparently shot in only 10 days on a budget of approximately $200,000.  Though it has a production date of 2010, the movie didn't get a DVD release date of April 23, 2013, and a VOD release date of June 23, 2013.  I was hoping to review it a little closer to either of the release dates, but better late than never right?  Let us begin.

John Carpenter's Vampires (1998): A Macabre Review.

Starring James Woods, Daniel Baldwin, Sheryl Lee

Directed by John Carpenter

Ahh the good old days of vampires, when bloodsuckers were savage and merciless, and they DIDN'T FRIGGIN SPARKLE!!!!!  Ahem.  Anyway these were the days when I liked vampires and actively watched vampire movies without any reluctance.  So I wanted to take a trip back in time and talk about one of them.  John Carpenter's Vampires, which was released back in 1998, had my attention immediately because of its star James Woods, and of course John Carpenter.  At the time, I was rather curious to see if Vampires measured up to the other great horror movies prior.  And today, I'm gonna talk about it and see how it holds up after all these years since it's release.

Necropolis News: INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER 2 - Download the 'Masters of Scare'Featurette!

Download the New ‘Masters of Scare’ Featurette From Insidious: Chapter 2:

http://we.tl/Pih6ZwJyrE

‘Masters of Scare’ Featurette on YouTube:

http://youtu.be/CeuPwZdGokM

FilmDistrict will release Insidious: Chapter 2 in theaters Next Friday, September 13, 2013.

EXPERIENCE AN Insidious DOUBLE FEATURE PRESENTATION ONE-NIGHT-ONLY SEPTEMBER 12 IN SELECT THEATRES NATIONWIDE. Fans will have the option to buy a ticket for the double feature and see both back-to-back or buy a single ticket to the sequel granting them early access to Insidious: Chapter 2 on Thursday, September 12. Check your local theatre listings for participating theatres near you.

Tickets can be purchased online or at your local theatre. For a list of participating theatres, please visit http://www.insidiousch2.com/

Necropolis News: Demon Now Available On Demand!

 

Demon Now Available On Demand!

Demon, which will be available on DVD December 3rd, is now available for On Demand viewing. Cable subscribers can check their listings Cox, AT&T, Verizon, Charger, Suddenlink and more. Internet On Demand is currently rolling out on outlets such as Amazon Instant Video, Vudu, Google Play, Xbox and many others.

Beast: A Monster Among Men (2013): A Macabre Review.

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Earlier in the month I posted some news about Beast: A Monster Among Men regarding it's released On Demand.  So it was inevitable that I follow up with an actual review and see how it measures up.  There's certainly not much to measure budget-wise, as it only has an estimated budget of $20,000.  Hearing such low numbers often pique my interest, mainly to see how resourceful those behind the making of the movies can be.  Let's talk about the story, shall we?

Necropolis News: BAD MILO! Now on demand - Check out this alternativeposter!

 

Directed by Jacob Vaughan.  Starring Ken Marino, Gillian Jacobs, Patrick Warburton, Mary Kay Place, Stephen Root and Peter Stormare.

Duncan's (Ken Marino) life is a real pain in the ass. Tormented by a manipulative, crooked boss (Patrick Warburton), a nagging mother (Mary Kay Place), a deadbeat new age dad (Stephen Root), and a sweet, yet pressuring, wife (Gillian Jacobs), his mounting stress starts to trigger an insufferable gastrointestinal reaction.