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Blu-ray Review: Escape From L.A. (1996)

After rescuing the prez from the penal colony of New York city in John Carpenter’s 1981 masterpiece Escape From New York, grizzled anti-hero Snake Plissken (a returning Kurt Russell) finds himself on the opposite end of the nation in the fantastic future year of 2013. Of course shit has truly hit the fan in the West as well, and Snake finds himself on another suicide mission, this time involving the retrieval of a doomsday device stolen by the President’s unhinged daughter, Utopia (A.J. Langer), from deep within the bowels of L.A., which has become the new home for anyone the prez deems immoral. Before long S.P. is B.D. in maniacs, madmen, and other assorted lunatics united under the rule of revolutionary nut-job Cuervo Jones (George Corraface) who just so happens to have shacked up with Utopia! Now all Plissken has to do is stay alive, retrieve the device, and do it in a timely fashion before the disease the powers

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DanXIII
May 23, 2020
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Blu-ray Review: Road Games (1981)

It seems rando comely hitchhikin’ babes are finding themselves all murdered-up down Australia way. Travelling those same roads is wise-ass quip machine Pat Quid (Stacy Keach); a trucker who runs his mouth to his own captive audience; his pet dingo Boswell. On his journey, our hero meets all manner of wacky folks on the road… but none are stranger than the dude in the green van (Grant Page) that keeps turning up and acting more and more like the culprit of the horror biz listed previous. Before long, Quid picks up a hitchhiker named Pamela (Jamie Lee Curtis), and together the duo attempt to solve the mystery at hand… but Pam soon runs afoul of that vicious van and it’s up to quirky Quid to try and save the day! A bizarre mix of Hitchcockian suspense, trucker picture, and hallucinogenic mind-fuck, Road Games is as weird as it sounds, and it’s damn entertaining to boot! The film also comes in

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DanXIII
Nov 16, 2019
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A Signal Turns People Violent In The New Clip From Cell

A new clip has arrived for Cell, directed by Tod “Kip” Williams (Paranormal Activity 2). In Cell an electronic signal affects all those who hear it, turning people into violent killers. “When a powerful signal is broadcast across mobile networks worldwide, cell phone users’ minds are instantly and dangerously re-programmed. Heading north through New England in search of his wife and son, Clay Riddell (John Cusack) is joined by a group of survivors hoping to fend off the bloodthirsty and hyper-connected “phoners”.” John Cusack stars as Clay. Samuel L. Jackson , Stacy Keach, Isabelle Furman, Owen Teague, Joshua Mikel and Alexter Avest , with a cameo by Lloyd Kaufman. Adam Alleca penned the screenplay for Cell, an adaption of Stephen King’s novel by the same name. Cell will first arrive on VOD on June 10th, followed by its release in theaters nationwide on July 8th. In the new clip, released today, we witness Clay in a train station as he

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 9, 2016
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Official Trailer And Poster Arrive For The Film Adaption Of Stephen King’s Cell

We’ve shared several updates on the film adaption of Stephen King’s Cell over the past several months. Today, the first full trailer and official poster have finally arrived. The film, directed by Tod Williams penned by King and Adam Alleca, stars Samuel L. Jackson, John Cussack, Isabelle Fuhrman, Stacy Keach, Lloyd Kaufman, Owen Teague, and Catherine Dyer. Stephen King’s best-selling novel begins at the Boston airport where Clay (Cusack) witnesses chaos when an electronic signal cast over cellphones suddenly turns the crowd into a mob of bloodthirsty killers. Clay, desperate to find his estranged wife and son, teams up with a train driver (Jackson) together they battle their way past hordes of murderous “phoners” as they city falls into destruction. Cell opens in theaters and arrives on VOD on July 8th via Saban Films.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 26, 2016

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Horror Fuel

Blu-ray Review: Escape From L.A. (1996)

After rescuing the prez from the penal colony of New York city in John Carpenter’s 1981 masterpiece Escape From New York, grizzled anti-hero Snake Plissken (a returning Kurt Russell) finds himself on the opposite end of the nation in the fantastic future year of 2013. Of course shit has truly hit the fan in the West as well, and Snake finds himself on another suicide mission, this time involving the retrieval of a doomsday device stolen by the President’s unhinged daughter, Utopia (A.J. Langer), from deep within the bowels of L.A., which has become the new home for anyone the prez deems immoral. Before long S.P. is B.D. in maniacs, madmen, and other assorted lunatics united under the rule of revolutionary nut-job Cuervo Jones (George Corraface) who just so happens to have shacked up with Utopia! Now all Plissken has to do is stay alive, retrieve the device, and do it in a timely fashion before the disease the powers

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DanXIII
May 23, 2020
Horror Fuel

Blu-ray Review: Road Games (1981)

It seems rando comely hitchhikin’ babes are finding themselves all murdered-up down Australia way. Travelling those same roads is wise-ass quip machine Pat Quid (Stacy Keach); a trucker who runs his mouth to his own captive audience; his pet dingo Boswell. On his journey, our hero meets all manner of wacky folks on the road… but none are stranger than the dude in the green van (Grant Page) that keeps turning up and acting more and more like the culprit of the horror biz listed previous. Before long, Quid picks up a hitchhiker named Pamela (Jamie Lee Curtis), and together the duo attempt to solve the mystery at hand… but Pam soon runs afoul of that vicious van and it’s up to quirky Quid to try and save the day! A bizarre mix of Hitchcockian suspense, trucker picture, and hallucinogenic mind-fuck, Road Games is as weird as it sounds, and it’s damn entertaining to boot! The film also comes in

Continue reading →
DanXIII
Nov 16, 2019
Horror Fuel

A Signal Turns People Violent In The New Clip From Cell

A new clip has arrived for Cell, directed by Tod “Kip” Williams (Paranormal Activity 2). In Cell an electronic signal affects all those who hear it, turning people into violent killers. “When a powerful signal is broadcast across mobile networks worldwide, cell phone users’ minds are instantly and dangerously re-programmed. Heading north through New England in search of his wife and son, Clay Riddell (John Cusack) is joined by a group of survivors hoping to fend off the bloodthirsty and hyper-connected “phoners”.” John Cusack stars as Clay. Samuel L. Jackson , Stacy Keach, Isabelle Furman, Owen Teague, Joshua Mikel and Alexter Avest , with a cameo by Lloyd Kaufman. Adam Alleca penned the screenplay for Cell, an adaption of Stephen King’s novel by the same name. Cell will first arrive on VOD on June 10th, followed by its release in theaters nationwide on July 8th. In the new clip, released today, we witness Clay in a train station as he

Continue reading →
Kelli Marchman McNeely
Jun 9, 2016
Horror Fuel

Official Trailer And Poster Arrive For The Film Adaption Of Stephen King’s Cell

We’ve shared several updates on the film adaption of Stephen King’s Cell over the past several months. Today, the first full trailer and official poster have finally arrived. The film, directed by Tod Williams penned by King and Adam Alleca, stars Samuel L. Jackson, John Cussack, Isabelle Fuhrman, Stacy Keach, Lloyd Kaufman, Owen Teague, and Catherine Dyer. Stephen King’s best-selling novel begins at the Boston airport where Clay (Cusack) witnesses chaos when an electronic signal cast over cellphones suddenly turns the crowd into a mob of bloodthirsty killers. Clay, desperate to find his estranged wife and son, teams up with a train driver (Jackson) together they battle their way past hordes of murderous “phoners” as they city falls into destruction. Cell opens in theaters and arrives on VOD on July 8th via Saban Films.

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Kelli Marchman McNeely
Apr 26, 2016