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Documentary ’30 Years Of Garbage: The Garbage Pail Kids Story’ Coming This August

If you are an ’80s kid you will have no problem remembering the Garbage Pail Kids. Now, a documentary is headed our way later this month that will explore the story behind those gross characters that were so near and dear to our hearts, from directors Jeff Zapata and Joe Simko. The Garbage Pail Kids were everywhere in the 80s. You might remember the movie or the cartoon, the trading cards, the dolls, or all of the other merchandise. I’ll be honest, I had quite the collection of trading cards back in the day and to my mother’s dismay, I wore out my VHS copy of the movie. Honestly, what kid could resist characters like Adam Bomb, Dead Ted, Nat Nerd, Nervous Rex, Sicky Vicky, Ali Gator, and One-Eyed Jack? Let’s not forget Donald Dump, the character based on Donald Trump. From the Press Release: West Hollywood, California (Tuesday, August 8th) – Indican Pictures is set to release the pivotal

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Aug 11, 2017
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Witness The Opening Scene Of ‘The Honor Farm’

Karen Skloss’ supernatural horror film, The Honor Farm, which premiered at SXSW, is currently making its rounds at film festivals across the country. It will be making its next stop at The Magnolia Theater in Dallas, Texas on April 4th and 5th. Olivia Applegate, Liam Aiken, Louis Hunter, Dora Madison, Katie Folger, Michael Eric Reid, Mackenzie Astin, Michelle Forbes, Christina Parrish, and Josephine McAdam star in this film about a prom night gone horribly wrong. When Lucy’s prom night falls apart, she finds herself jumping into a hearse headed for a psychedelic party in the woods. Looking for a thrill, the party wanders deeper into the forest, to a haunted and abandoned prison work farm. A secret wish and a summoning of the dead sends the group on a mind-bending trip into a dangerous trap. Skloss set out on a mission to portray today’s modern day teens as realistically as possible. How did she do it? She did something few

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Mar 29, 2017

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Horror Fuel

Documentary ’30 Years Of Garbage: The Garbage Pail Kids Story’ Coming This August

If you are an ’80s kid you will have no problem remembering the Garbage Pail Kids. Now, a documentary is headed our way later this month that will explore the story behind those gross characters that were so near and dear to our hearts, from directors Jeff Zapata and Joe Simko. The Garbage Pail Kids were everywhere in the 80s. You might remember the movie or the cartoon, the trading cards, the dolls, or all of the other merchandise. I’ll be honest, I had quite the collection of trading cards back in the day and to my mother’s dismay, I wore out my VHS copy of the movie. Honestly, what kid could resist characters like Adam Bomb, Dead Ted, Nat Nerd, Nervous Rex, Sicky Vicky, Ali Gator, and One-Eyed Jack? Let’s not forget Donald Dump, the character based on Donald Trump. From the Press Release: West Hollywood, California (Tuesday, August 8th) – Indican Pictures is set to release the pivotal

Continue reading →
Aug 11, 2017
Horror Fuel

Witness The Opening Scene Of ‘The Honor Farm’

Karen Skloss’ supernatural horror film, The Honor Farm, which premiered at SXSW, is currently making its rounds at film festivals across the country. It will be making its next stop at The Magnolia Theater in Dallas, Texas on April 4th and 5th. Olivia Applegate, Liam Aiken, Louis Hunter, Dora Madison, Katie Folger, Michael Eric Reid, Mackenzie Astin, Michelle Forbes, Christina Parrish, and Josephine McAdam star in this film about a prom night gone horribly wrong. When Lucy’s prom night falls apart, she finds herself jumping into a hearse headed for a psychedelic party in the woods. Looking for a thrill, the party wanders deeper into the forest, to a haunted and abandoned prison work farm. A secret wish and a summoning of the dead sends the group on a mind-bending trip into a dangerous trap. Skloss set out on a mission to portray today’s modern day teens as realistically as possible. How did she do it? She did something few

Continue reading →
Mar 29, 2017