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Album Reviews 2020

Album Review: Tomorrow’s Rain – Hollow (AOP Records)

01/09/202029/08/2020 Carl Fisher Album Review, AOP Records, Doom, Hollow, Tomorrow's Rain

Israeli doom metal band Tomorrow’s Rain will release their debut album, Hollow on September 11th via AOP Records.

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Top 10 Worst Found Footage Horror Movies

08/08/201707/08/2017 Carl Fisher 0 Comments Bigfoot, Blair Witch, Found Footage, Found Footage Horror, Frankenstein, Hollow, horror, Horror Movies, Moth, Mothman, Paranormal, Paranormal Activity, Paranormal Activity 4, Possession, The Amityville Haunting, The Atticus Institute, The Frankenstein Theory, The Houses October Built, The Pyramid, Willow Creek

This top 10 is a list of the worst found footage we’ve seen. These are the 10 that we think exemplify just how poisonous the sub-genre is now.

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Horror Movie Review: Hollow (2011)

23/03/201422/03/2017 Carl Fisher 0 Comments British Horror, Found-Footage, Hollow

Is there anything more likely to strike fear into the heart of any horror movie fan then the words ‘found-footage

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Top 10 Heavy Metal Live Albums

02/07/201306/01/2018 Carl Fisher 0 Comments A Tout Le Monde, Alive, children of Bodom, Cradle of Filth, Crashing Around You, Dani Filth, Dave Mustaine, Deuce, Diary Of A Mad Band, Domination, Down, For Whom The Bell Tolls, heavy metal, Hellalove, Hollow, Hotter Then Hell, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Kiss, Live Bait For The Dead, machine head, Max Cavalera, Megadeth, Metal, Metallica, Minus Human, Motörhead, New Orleans Is A Dying Whore, No Leaf Clover, No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith, Official Live 101 Proof, Pantera, Phil Anselmo, Rammstein, Robb Flynn, Rock, Rock And Roll All Nite, S&M, Sepultura, That One Night In Buenos Aires, The Burning Red, Til, Tokyo Warhearts, Touch Like Angel Of Death, Under A Pale Grey Sky, Volkerball, Walk

Live albums in metal can be a funny thing; they can catapult a bands fame to heights never seen before

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