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Horror Weekly

Brian Schell

Weekly Newsletter of Horror Synopses and Reviews

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The Last House, Penny Lane is Dead, Her Private Hell, and The Unearthly

This week, we’ve got three new releases and one campy classic. We’ll open with “The Last House,” which seems fairly polarizing with the critics. “Penny Lane is Dead” comes up second, with the very strange “Her Private Hell” up next. For an...

3 days ago

Pinocchio: Unstrung, Eegah, Trog, and Teenage Cave Man

We’re back with four movies and a short this week. We’ll start off with the latest in the Twisted Childhood Universe, “Pinocchio: Unstrung,” recently released. Then we’ll go way back in time with three horrible caveman films: “Eegah” (1962)...

15 days ago
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The Dollmaker, The Voices of Our Mother, Project: Hail Mary, Underworld: Blood Wars, and 20 Million Miles to Earth

We’ve got FIVE big films to discuss this week. We’ll open with “The Dollmaker,” which was the favorite of the week for both of us. “The Voices of Our Mother” comes up second, followed by the sci-fi sorta-apocalypse with “Project: Hail Mary,...

22 days ago
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Nightborn, Big Baby, Son of Sara, and Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Next Generation

FOUR HUNDRED EPISODES? WOOOHOOOO!

We’ve got a baby and family-themed episode this week. We’ll start off with the folk-horror “Nightborn” from this year. We’ll go with some meta-slasher fun with “Big Baby” next. “Son of Sara” gives us a sli...

a month ago
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Evil Dead Burn, Soulm8te, Corporate Retreat, and Colony

We’ve watched a bunch of oldies and sequels over the past few weeks, so this time, let’s focus on four brand-new films. The latest installment of the Deadites franchise, “Evil Dead Burn” is first. Next, we’ll stop in with a visit to the M3G...

a month ago

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