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Due to an increase of missing children, Halloween is almost outlawed in the town April (Julie Landriault) calls home, but that doesn’t stop her from getting a gig house-sitting on our favorite haunted holiday while the owners are out doing Satan knows what. Our heroine settles in for a night of fright flick classics on the beastly boob tube when she receives a chilling visit from some ghostly trick r’ treaters (Johnny Elston, Ricky Elston, and Daniel Elston) who may not be what they seem… and before long those sheet-covered supernatural shit heels are in the house, and that’s when things get positively preternatural for Alice! Written and directed by Andrew J.D. Robinson, We Know You Are Home is an effective expansion of his previous short, Trick r’ Treat (which I reviewed right here). The entire affair is a fangtastic Halloween spookshow replete with sheet covered spectral beings, forbidden rooms, family secrets, and plenty of good ol’ spine chilling suspense…
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“Thousands go missing in the woods every year, never to be seen again. This is what may have happened to some of them…“ Nature Spawns a creature driven by vengeance with the desire to kill in the first trailer for Creature from Cannibal Creek. From director John Migliore (Exorcism of the Dead, Poltergeist Encounters) comes the film that pays homage to the monsters movies of the seventies. The film centers on “a group of cannibals that keep people in cages until they’re ready to be butchered. One of the captives escapes but dies in the surrounding forest. Nature soon takes a hand, reviving the former captive and turning him into a marauding beast.” Creature from Cannibal Creek has now entered into post-production and stars Deborah Jayne Reilly Smith, Simon Wheeldon, Jim Ordolis, Lena Montecalvo, and John Migliore, with cameo appearances by Brett Kelly (My Fair Zombie) and Sébastien Godin (Lycanimator). Juno Award-winning musician, Mike Trebilcock is writing the score for
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Due to an increase of missing children, Halloween is almost outlawed in the town April (Julie Landriault) calls home, but that doesn’t stop her from getting a gig house-sitting on our favorite haunted holiday while the owners are out doing Satan knows what. Our heroine settles in for a night of fright flick classics on the beastly boob tube when she receives a chilling visit from some ghostly trick r’ treaters (Johnny Elston, Ricky Elston, and Daniel Elston) who may not be what they seem… and before long those sheet-covered supernatural shit heels are in the house, and that’s when things get positively preternatural for Alice! Written and directed by Andrew J.D. Robinson, We Know You Are Home is an effective expansion of his previous short, Trick r’ Treat (which I reviewed right here). The entire affair is a fangtastic Halloween spookshow replete with sheet covered spectral beings, forbidden rooms, family secrets, and plenty of good ol’ spine chilling suspense…
Continue reading →
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“Thousands go missing in the woods every year, never to be seen again. This is what may have happened to some of them…“ Nature Spawns a creature driven by vengeance with the desire to kill in the first trailer for Creature from Cannibal Creek. From director John Migliore (Exorcism of the Dead, Poltergeist Encounters) comes the film that pays homage to the monsters movies of the seventies. The film centers on “a group of cannibals that keep people in cages until they’re ready to be butchered. One of the captives escapes but dies in the surrounding forest. Nature soon takes a hand, reviving the former captive and turning him into a marauding beast.” Creature from Cannibal Creek has now entered into post-production and stars Deborah Jayne Reilly Smith, Simon Wheeldon, Jim Ordolis, Lena Montecalvo, and John Migliore, with cameo appearances by Brett Kelly (My Fair Zombie) and Sébastien Godin (Lycanimator). Juno Award-winning musician, Mike Trebilcock is writing the score for
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