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Supernatutral Indie Horror Film ‘The Campus’ Comes To VOD

The Campus (review), from director Jason Horton, will be arriving on Video On Demand this week. The film puts Morgan (Rachel Amanda Bryant) in a demonic limbo after her father makes a deal with the Devil. The film brings several stories together to create a larger narrative. In The Campus, Robert dies after breaking his deal with the Devil, bringing his daughter home for the funeral. Morgan arrives with the intent of ripping off the family business but soon finds herself in a never-ending cycle of terror; being brutally murdered then resurrected over and over again – each time losing another piece of her soul. Robert C. Pullman (Fragmented), Brit Sheridan (Supernatural) and Scott Menville also star in this Gas Money Pictures’ production. Sean A. Reid, Joe Bartone, Robert Pullman, James L. Bills and Paul Norman produced. Horton has stated that “with The Campus, I set out to put a unique spin on a familiar premise, by combining several horror

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Movie Review: The Campus is a Fantastic Throwback to Italian Horror Cinema!

As The Campus begins, an archaeology expedition unleashes Satan (realized in damn fine practical glory) from his underground prison. Well apparently the leader of that lil’ expidition made a deal with ol’ Scratch, and after he dies, his estranged daughter Morgan is left hangin’ in the breeze to make good on the balance of the deal. How does this affect her everyday life? For starters she’s menaced by dudes in bizarre masks who make odd clicking sounds and try to murder here every damn second. They actually succeed and ol’ Morgy is brought back to life…only to die and come back time and again with each resurrection taking another piece of her essence. Can Morgan end the curse and square off with the Devil before she completely forfeits her soul? The Campus is one hell of a fun time in the ol’ horror biz! It’s loaded with practical effects (including monster suits and gallons o’ gooey gore), great occult overtones,

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Jan 31, 2018

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Supernatutral Indie Horror Film ‘The Campus’ Comes To VOD

The Campus (review), from director Jason Horton, will be arriving on Video On Demand this week. The film puts Morgan (Rachel Amanda Bryant) in a demonic limbo after her father makes a deal with the Devil. The film brings several stories together to create a larger narrative. In The Campus, Robert dies after breaking his deal with the Devil, bringing his daughter home for the funeral. Morgan arrives with the intent of ripping off the family business but soon finds herself in a never-ending cycle of terror; being brutally murdered then resurrected over and over again – each time losing another piece of her soul. Robert C. Pullman (Fragmented), Brit Sheridan (Supernatural) and Scott Menville also star in this Gas Money Pictures’ production. Sean A. Reid, Joe Bartone, Robert Pullman, James L. Bills and Paul Norman produced. Horton has stated that “with The Campus, I set out to put a unique spin on a familiar premise, by combining several horror

Continue reading →
Horror Fuel

Movie Review: The Campus is a Fantastic Throwback to Italian Horror Cinema!

As The Campus begins, an archaeology expedition unleashes Satan (realized in damn fine practical glory) from his underground prison. Well apparently the leader of that lil’ expidition made a deal with ol’ Scratch, and after he dies, his estranged daughter Morgan is left hangin’ in the breeze to make good on the balance of the deal. How does this affect her everyday life? For starters she’s menaced by dudes in bizarre masks who make odd clicking sounds and try to murder here every damn second. They actually succeed and ol’ Morgy is brought back to life…only to die and come back time and again with each resurrection taking another piece of her essence. Can Morgan end the curse and square off with the Devil before she completely forfeits her soul? The Campus is one hell of a fun time in the ol’ horror biz! It’s loaded with practical effects (including monster suits and gallons o’ gooey gore), great occult overtones,

Continue reading →
Jan 31, 2018