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DVD Review: Mommy (1995) and Mommy 2 (1997)

“Mommy” (Patty McCormick, unofficially reprising her role from 1956’s The Bad Seed) is a dotting mother to young Jessica Ann (Rachel Lemieux)… and nothing, and I mean nothing will stand in the way of her daughter being a success. To wit: when Jessica fails to win the ‘Student of the Year’ award she straight up murders the girl’s teacher (Star Trek‘s Majel Barrett) and makes it look like an accident. This attracts the attention of hard-ass Lt. March (The Exorcist‘s Father Karras himself, Jason Miller)… but that does little, okay… absolutely zero, to stop this psycho from murdering even more folks that give Jessie static. Speaking of our favorite tyke, she gets wind of mommy’s wicked ways (I mean it’s hard not to when your mother blasts holes in someone right in front of you)… but the lethal lady’s silver tongue manages to initiate “Operation: Save Ass” with the quickness. Will Jessica Ann come to her senses and help justice

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Jan 18, 2020
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Jason Miller’s Indie Horror Thriller ‘Bloodhound’

Jason R. Miller, known for producing ‘Frozen’ and ‘Hatchet II’, is now filming his latest project, ‘Bloodhound’, which he both wrote and is directing. ‘Bloodhound’ is the neo-noir style follow up to his 2013 film ‘Unidentified’, which was his directorial debut. This indie horror-thriller stars ‘Hatchet II’ actor Miles Dougal (‘The Change-Up’, ‘Frozen’), David Foy (‘Hatchet II’, ‘Night Terrors’), Jess Allen (‘Broken Glass’), Miles Dougal, who stared in ‘Director’s Cut’ and ‘Detroit Rock City’ and ‘Lords of Salem’ actress Silvia Moore. ‘Bloodhound’ is being produced by Unidentified Productions. ‘Bloodhound’ follows the story of Abel Walker (Ackerman), a private investigator, and his his camera man Jim (Foy). The two men are trying to solve the mystery of a missing woman, when they are pulled into a twisted game that will end in murder. There is no release date listed for ‘Bloodhound’ at this time.

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May 15, 2015

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DVD Review: Mommy (1995) and Mommy 2 (1997)

“Mommy” (Patty McCormick, unofficially reprising her role from 1956’s The Bad Seed) is a dotting mother to young Jessica Ann (Rachel Lemieux)… and nothing, and I mean nothing will stand in the way of her daughter being a success. To wit: when Jessica fails to win the ‘Student of the Year’ award she straight up murders the girl’s teacher (Star Trek‘s Majel Barrett) and makes it look like an accident. This attracts the attention of hard-ass Lt. March (The Exorcist‘s Father Karras himself, Jason Miller)… but that does little, okay… absolutely zero, to stop this psycho from murdering even more folks that give Jessie static. Speaking of our favorite tyke, she gets wind of mommy’s wicked ways (I mean it’s hard not to when your mother blasts holes in someone right in front of you)… but the lethal lady’s silver tongue manages to initiate “Operation: Save Ass” with the quickness. Will Jessica Ann come to her senses and help justice

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Jan 18, 2020
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Jason Miller’s Indie Horror Thriller ‘Bloodhound’

Jason R. Miller, known for producing ‘Frozen’ and ‘Hatchet II’, is now filming his latest project, ‘Bloodhound’, which he both wrote and is directing. ‘Bloodhound’ is the neo-noir style follow up to his 2013 film ‘Unidentified’, which was his directorial debut. This indie horror-thriller stars ‘Hatchet II’ actor Miles Dougal (‘The Change-Up’, ‘Frozen’), David Foy (‘Hatchet II’, ‘Night Terrors’), Jess Allen (‘Broken Glass’), Miles Dougal, who stared in ‘Director’s Cut’ and ‘Detroit Rock City’ and ‘Lords of Salem’ actress Silvia Moore. ‘Bloodhound’ is being produced by Unidentified Productions. ‘Bloodhound’ follows the story of Abel Walker (Ackerman), a private investigator, and his his camera man Jim (Foy). The two men are trying to solve the mystery of a missing woman, when they are pulled into a twisted game that will end in murder. There is no release date listed for ‘Bloodhound’ at this time.

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May 15, 2015