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Women in Horror Spotlight: Jennifer Chambers Lynch

Jennifer Chambers Lynch is a writer, director, producer, actress and more! Her most notable horror release which is currently out is Chained, a 2012 horror film about a taxi driver who kidnaps women and murders them. The story centers around a young man he keeps after kidnapping the boy and his mother. The driver hopes to raise the boy as his protege. Her 2010 film Hisss was intended by her to be a love story, but ended up being presented as a horror film in the editing stages. (This prompted the writer/director to disown the piece, but we’ll still count it towards her horror contribution count!) More recently, Lynch has directed on The Walking Dead and she currently has a film entitled XX which is in pre-production stages. XX is set for release in 2016 and is to be an anthology of female-driven horror movie segments. Sounds exciting!

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Mar 21, 2015

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American Revenant: Settlers and Sorrow

American Revenant: Settlers and Sorrow by author John L. Davis IV is the second book in the American Revenant series. If somehow you’ve missed my review of the first book, American Revenant: Hometown Exodus then you need desperately to catch up so that you can read this recently released work of zombie fiction. Synopsis: The story that began in the novella American Revenant: Hometown Exodus continues in this new full length novel! Rejoin Gordon, Mike, Jimmy, and the rest of the group as they fight for survival. Forced to flee their hometown with friends and family, they must find someplace safe, both from their fellow man, and the ravenous dead. Could you Survive? Entertainment: 5/5 This measure was surprisingly difficult to evaluate and put a fixed value on. The reason for this is that American Revenant: Settlers and Sorrow alternates frequently between being a somewhat sluggish account of the daily life of modern-day settlers who are trying to establish a

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Mar 21, 2015

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Interview With Actress Bianca Allaine Barnett

I recently had the chance to speak with ‘Albino Farm’ actress Bianca Allaine Barnett. The lovely lady and I had an interesting conversation that I would like to share with you. KM “What made you want to become an actress?” BB “I’m a huge fan of movies, especially independent and art films. I loved the idea of “movie magic” and wanted to learn how to be a part of visual storytelling, so I pursued an acting career.” KM “How did you start in entertainment?” BB “I started by modeling and then I had small roles in films. I also worked a bit as a background actor, but now I am working on the educational portion of my craft and studying acting.” KM “Your first major role was in he 2007 movie “The Devil’s Muse”, can you tell us a little about your role in the movie?” BB “I had the opportunity to do some improv during the scenes, which was

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 18, 2015

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Movie Review : WolfCop (2015)

Lou Garou (Leo Fafard) is a lazy alcoholic and a poor excuse for a cop, that is until he is transformed into an ass kicking werewolf, with a taste for justice. One night while out on a call to break up a party out in the woods, Lou is hit from behind. He wakes in the morning with flashes of the night before , a murdered politician and a strange ceremony. ‘WolfCop’ is cleaning up the city’s dirt-bags and leaving a trail of bodies behind. After being seduced by a beautiful bartender (Sarah Lind), he finds himself in serious trouble, but it’s hard to keep a good wolf down. Amy Matysio (‘Just Friends’) plays the role of uptight Officer Tina. Lou’s friend Willie, who’s a little “off”, is played by Jonathan Cherry. Cherry had rolls in both ‘Final Destination 2’ and 2003’s ‘House of the Dead’. Lowell Dean wrote and directed this horror-comedy masterpiece. ‘WolfCop’ was gory, cheesy, over the

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 16, 2015

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The Infected: Jim’s First Day by Joseph Zuko

Review: The Infected: Jim’s First Day by Joseph ‘Zombie’ Zuko On a day like any other, Jim Blackmore finds himself at ground zero of the zombie apocalypse. He is forced to run a blood-soaked gauntlet through a city overrun by an insurmountable horde of the dead in a desperate attempt to reach his wife and two small children. As he fights to get home he discovers that the living are just as dangerous as the dead. But does Jim have the strength of will to survive the perilous journey? After reading over two dozen zombie books, comics, and short stories for you lovely readers of Zombie Apocalypse Defense Force and for my own amusement, I’ve begun to get a solid feel for whether or not the author of any given zombie book has been a long time zombie fan or if they have simply jumped on the bandwagon to sneak a taste of a popular horror niche’s appeal. (I have

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Mar 16, 2015

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Author Interview: John L. Davis of American Revenant Series

I’m doing something a bit different this week. Rather than posting a book review, I’m sharing an interview I had the opportunity to do for Gores Truly with author John L. Davis of the American Revenant series. He agreed to chat with me regarding the American Revenant series, and offered to give us some insight into himself, his process, and what we can expect from this shining new author in the future. If you are unfamiliar with Davis’ work, you can find a review of his debut novel American Revenant: Hometown Exodus. The series is set in Hannibal, MO and features a community of people who band together to survive a zombie apocalypse. It is honestly one of the best zombie series’ I’ve had the pleasure of reading in a long time, and I would encourage you to check it out if you haven’t. American Revenant: Hometown Exodus and American Revenant: Settlers and Sorrow are both available for Kindle download.

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Mar 9, 2015

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“Women in Horror Spotlight”: Kathryn Bigelow

Odds are that if you are familiar with director/producer/writer Kathryn Bigelow it will be for her Drama/Thriller pieces like K-19: The Widowmaker (2002) starring Harrison Ford and Liam Neeson, or for her outstanding work on The Hurt Locker (2008) for which she was the first woman to win an Academy Award for Best Director, she won the Directors Guild of America Award for Outstanding Directing, she won the BAFTA Award for Best Direction, and she also earned the Critics Choice Award for Best Director. (This is on top of the awards that the film won on its own.) She is also the directorial force behind the recent blockbuster, Zero Dark Thirty (2012). The reason why Bigelow has earned a nod here is due to a western horror film she wrote and directed in 1987 towards the beginning of her career. The film was called New Dark and was about a small town farmer’s son who is turned into a vampire

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Mar 5, 2015

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Amazing Horror Destinations

There are many places we instantly recognize in horror films, but have you ever wondered where the locations actually are? This article will shed light on a few of those mysteries locations. ‘Session 9’ was filmed at the Danvers State Hospital. The creepy hospital has been demolished since the filming of ‘Session 9’. If you want to explore the hospital’s grounds head to Danvers, Massachusetts and find 450 Maple Street. Palisades High School, where ‘Carrie’ demolished a gym and massacred everyone at the prom. Besides being the location for the original film ‘Carrie’, the school is a little creepy due to a real life mystery. In the 1980’s a student was murdered on the school grounds and her killer was never caught. The School is located at 15777 Bowdin Street, Pacific Palisades, CA. The Blair Witch Project was filmed in a state park. If you are interested in trying to get a glimpse of the witch, you will have to

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Mar 4, 2015

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‘Bedlam’, Some Places Are Worse Than Hell

When George (Guy Edmonds) enters treatment for his mental illness, he finds himself in a hospital that is dark and twisted. Now George must find a way to survive Bedlam. Bedlam as directed by Chew Barker and stars Peter McAllum (Dr. Who) as Dr. Black and Johnny Boxer (Smash), Cassandra Swaby (Slaughtered), Gary Boulter (Silent Majority), Amanda Marsden (Reflection), John Tarrant (Final Move) and Steve Maresca (Slaughterhouse Bride) After Dark and Lionsgate will be releasing it March 31 on VOD and on DVD April 14,2015.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Feb 28, 2015

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Movie Review : ‘Wrong Turn 6 : Last Resort’

When a Danny (Anthony Ilot) inherits a secluded hotel in the West Virginia hills from the grandfather he barely knew, he takes a group of friends up to the hotel to check it out. Behind the beautiful rustic decor of the hotel hides a dark family secret that is about to revealed. The hotel staff consists of the brother and sister pair Sally (Sadie Katz) and Jackson (Chris Jarvis). Sally and Jackson have plans for Danny and the group. One by one the members of the group are killed off by members of “the family”. After Sally and Jackson introduce Danny to the rest of the family, it’s open season on the group of friends. The ‘Wrong Turn’ franchise are known for their gore and the three brothers that appear in each movie, Three Finger (Radoslav Parvanov), Saw Tooth (Danko Jordanov) and One Eye (Asen Asenov) . ‘Wrong Turn 6’ was written by Frank H. Woodward and directed by Valeri

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Kelli Marchman McNeely

Feb 25, 2015

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