by johncsj@yahoo.com | Mar 28, 2015 | Blog, New, Uncategorized
Let’s face it: Netflix is just full, full of crap. But amongst the uninspired and uninspiring low-budget groaners or theatrical releases you saw months ago, there are actually a few unexpected gems. Beyond is one of these. The basic story: a young couple,...
by johncsj@yahoo.com | Mar 25, 2015 | Blog, New, Uncategorized
There are a lot of horror shorts, especially zombie shorts. And you can count the ones that are actually worth watching on the bony, desiccated fingers of one grasping hand. Super Zero is of those. Writer/Director Mitch Cohen clearly knows the genre. You got your fast...
by johncsj@yahoo.com | Mar 24, 2015 | Blog, New
It’s a meta-meta movie about a movie about a real life slasher-killer who haunted Texarkana almost 70 years ago. And it’s creepy. If you’re browsing around Netflix in March, you’ll almost certain to see The Town That Dreaded Sundown as one of...
by johncsj@yahoo.com | Mar 22, 2015 | Blog, New, Uncategorized
He’s already given us the Ex-Heroes series, and now: Clines SF. Personally, we can’t wait. Apparently Clines isn’t content with conquering the world of zombie apocalypse fiction and real-world superheroes in a single epic sweep (and if you...
by johncsj@yahoo.com | Mar 20, 2015 | Blog, New, Uncategorized
We could only hope. Attack on Titan started as a manga, became a light novel, then a record-breaking, dizzying anime about a very strange post-apocalypse society where human (mostly, oddly, Europeans) live in villages behind fortified walls, in constant terror of...
