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Movie Review: Corona Zombies (2020)

Barbie (Cody Renee Cameron) arrives home to discover the world is in the grip of a corona virus outbreak via the nightly news. Unlike the corona based fun n’ games we are currently balls deep in as of the time of this writing, this particular stain turns it’s victims into diseased zombies that terrorize the land with their battlecry: “Corona!” Oh and this sinister sickness originated from Scambell’s soup factory and their bat soup… subtle this mother fucker is definitely not. Meanwhile a paramilitary unit engages the corona zombies in the wild courtesy of footage lifted from Bruno Mattei’s 1980 Italian gut-muncher Hell of the Living Dead (footage from Zombies Vs. Strippers and the actual news is utilized as well). The rest of the film is packed to the revoltin’ rafters with juvenile humor, amazingly un-politically correct nonsense, up-to-the-minute plot points (not the zombies you dumb-ass ass-dumbs… rather it’s the quarantine, precautions we must take, and news footage displayed that

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Apr 14, 2020
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‘Killjoy’s Psycho Circus’ Is Coming To Town This December

This December ‘Killjoy’s Psycho Circus’, the fifth installment of the franchise, is set arrive on DVD this December from Full Moon Features. This killer clown movie was written and directed by John Lechago, who directed the two previous ‘Killjoy’ films. Charles Band (Puppet Master) served as producer for Full Moon Features. Al Burke, Victoria DeMare, Raylin Joy, Robin Sydney, Maria Olsen, Victoria Levine and Lauren Nash co-star. Trent Haaga returns as the Killjoy. Official Synopsis: Killjoy, the demon clown and his gruesome crew – Batty Boop, Punchy and Freakshow have finally made it to Earth! Killjoy has settled in and is starring in his own web series called Psycho Circus. But two years down the road, Killjoy discovers that life here on Earth is a drag – filled with inconveniences such as eating, breathing, taxes, immigration and mortal sex! More problems arise as Killjoy’s love interest Batty Boop leaves after a bitter lover’s quarrel, not to mention that Killjoy is

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Nov 19, 2016

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Horror Fuel

Movie Review: Corona Zombies (2020)

Barbie (Cody Renee Cameron) arrives home to discover the world is in the grip of a corona virus outbreak via the nightly news. Unlike the corona based fun n’ games we are currently balls deep in as of the time of this writing, this particular stain turns it’s victims into diseased zombies that terrorize the land with their battlecry: “Corona!” Oh and this sinister sickness originated from Scambell’s soup factory and their bat soup… subtle this mother fucker is definitely not. Meanwhile a paramilitary unit engages the corona zombies in the wild courtesy of footage lifted from Bruno Mattei’s 1980 Italian gut-muncher Hell of the Living Dead (footage from Zombies Vs. Strippers and the actual news is utilized as well). The rest of the film is packed to the revoltin’ rafters with juvenile humor, amazingly un-politically correct nonsense, up-to-the-minute plot points (not the zombies you dumb-ass ass-dumbs… rather it’s the quarantine, precautions we must take, and news footage displayed that

Continue reading →
Apr 14, 2020
Horror Fuel

‘Killjoy’s Psycho Circus’ Is Coming To Town This December

This December ‘Killjoy’s Psycho Circus’, the fifth installment of the franchise, is set arrive on DVD this December from Full Moon Features. This killer clown movie was written and directed by John Lechago, who directed the two previous ‘Killjoy’ films. Charles Band (Puppet Master) served as producer for Full Moon Features. Al Burke, Victoria DeMare, Raylin Joy, Robin Sydney, Maria Olsen, Victoria Levine and Lauren Nash co-star. Trent Haaga returns as the Killjoy. Official Synopsis: Killjoy, the demon clown and his gruesome crew – Batty Boop, Punchy and Freakshow have finally made it to Earth! Killjoy has settled in and is starring in his own web series called Psycho Circus. But two years down the road, Killjoy discovers that life here on Earth is a drag – filled with inconveniences such as eating, breathing, taxes, immigration and mortal sex! More problems arise as Killjoy’s love interest Batty Boop leaves after a bitter lover’s quarrel, not to mention that Killjoy is

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Nov 19, 2016