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Blu-ray Review: I’ll Take Your Dead (2018)

William (Aidan Devine) is a simple farmer with a cushy side hustle; he makes the dead bodies generated by ye olde crime lord and his ilk vanish all nice and neat like, ya dig? Now ol’ Billiam ain’t fond of the gig, but it pays large, and with the dough he’s saving he plans on starting a better life for himself and his daughter Gloria (Ava Preston). Speaking of G-dawg; she’s convinced she sees the spirits of some of them stiffs haunting their humble abode! Things continue on until one day the corpse of a woman, Jackie (Jess Salgueiro) is dumped off…but she isn’t as dead as previously established. Our heroes nurse her back to health, and keep her captive until they can figure out just what in he hell to do with her…but the decision might not be their’s as those vile villains that left her for dead catch wind of their error and aim to rectify it post

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May 1, 2019
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‘Channel Zero: No-End House’ Gets New Disturbing Art Ahead Of Its Premeire Later This Week

As Syfy’s ‘Channel Zero: No-End House’ approaches its premiere later this week brand new art has just arrived teasing the horror that is to come (above). The second season of ‘Channel Zero’ centers on Margot Sleator, played by Amy Forsyth (The Path), a young woman and her best friend Jules (Aisha Dee), who visit the No-End House, a bizarre house of horror that consists of a series of six increasingly disturbing rooms. When Margot returns home, she realizes everything has changed. John Carrol Lynch, Kyla Kane, Jeff Ward, Melanie Nicholls-King, and Jess Salgueiro co-star this season which is going to be one that you don’t want to miss. Last week we spoke with ‘Channel Zero’s’ creator-showrunner-and writer Nick Antosca took us inside this season and revealed that this round, there will more horror time around. He said that he is “interested in is based on is an atmospheric dread.” He continued and brought up IT and ‘Twin Peaks’. (read the

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Sep 18, 2017

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Horror Fuel

Blu-ray Review: I’ll Take Your Dead (2018)

William (Aidan Devine) is a simple farmer with a cushy side hustle; he makes the dead bodies generated by ye olde crime lord and his ilk vanish all nice and neat like, ya dig? Now ol’ Billiam ain’t fond of the gig, but it pays large, and with the dough he’s saving he plans on starting a better life for himself and his daughter Gloria (Ava Preston). Speaking of G-dawg; she’s convinced she sees the spirits of some of them stiffs haunting their humble abode! Things continue on until one day the corpse of a woman, Jackie (Jess Salgueiro) is dumped off…but she isn’t as dead as previously established. Our heroes nurse her back to health, and keep her captive until they can figure out just what in he hell to do with her…but the decision might not be their’s as those vile villains that left her for dead catch wind of their error and aim to rectify it post

Continue reading →
May 1, 2019
Horror Fuel

‘Channel Zero: No-End House’ Gets New Disturbing Art Ahead Of Its Premeire Later This Week

As Syfy’s ‘Channel Zero: No-End House’ approaches its premiere later this week brand new art has just arrived teasing the horror that is to come (above). The second season of ‘Channel Zero’ centers on Margot Sleator, played by Amy Forsyth (The Path), a young woman and her best friend Jules (Aisha Dee), who visit the No-End House, a bizarre house of horror that consists of a series of six increasingly disturbing rooms. When Margot returns home, she realizes everything has changed. John Carrol Lynch, Kyla Kane, Jeff Ward, Melanie Nicholls-King, and Jess Salgueiro co-star this season which is going to be one that you don’t want to miss. Last week we spoke with ‘Channel Zero’s’ creator-showrunner-and writer Nick Antosca took us inside this season and revealed that this round, there will more horror time around. He said that he is “interested in is based on is an atmospheric dread.” He continued and brought up IT and ‘Twin Peaks’. (read the

Continue reading →
Sep 18, 2017