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Horror Reviews 2017

Horror Movie Review: Ekimmu: The Dead Lust (2017)

03/02/201929/01/2019 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher Andy Koontz, Carissa Becker, demons, Ekimmu, Ekimmu: The Dead Lust, horror, Horror Movie, Horror Movie Review, Horror Review, Jeff Argubright, Jeremy Dimachina, The Dead Lust, vampires

Ekimmu: The Dead Lust is a vampire/demonic horror movie. Written and directed by Andy Koontz and starring Jeff Argubright, Carissa Becker and Jeremy Dimachina.

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Horror Reviews 2017

Horror Movie Review: Fanged Up (2017)

16/01/201915/01/2019 Liam 'Raptures Lost' Fisher British Horror, Christian James, Dan Palmer, Daniel O 'Reilly, Danielle Harold, Dapper Laughs, Fanged Up, Horror Comedy, Lauren Socha, Nick Nevern, Prison Horror, Steven Berkoff, Stu Bennett, vampires, Vas Blackwood, wade Barrett

Jimmy Ragsdale is a loveable rouge who is thrown into a high-security prison for the weekend when his blood group is revealed to be very rare. However, it is immediately obvious that something isn’t quite right.

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TV Series Review

TV Series Review: Castlevania – Season 2

03/11/201803/11/2018 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher Adetokumboh M’Cormack, Alejandra Reynoso, Alucard, Animation, Carmilla, Castlevania, Dracula, Godbrand, graham mctavish, Hector, horror, Isaac, James Callis, Jamie Murray, Manga, Netflix, Peter Stormare, Richard Armitage, Season 2, Sypha, The Belmont Family, Theo James, Trevor Belmont, TV Series, TV Series Review, vampires

After a strong showing in season 1, Castlevania is back for a 2nd season with double the episodes! Season 1 served as more of an extended prologue, a setting up of the characters, surroundings & circumstances. With all of that established season 2 is an improvement in many areas but also fails to fully capitalise on some of the characters introduced.

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TV Series Review: Preacher – Season 3

12/09/201812/09/2018 Sally 'Fleshmechanic' Powell adam croasdell, Allfather D'Aronique, AMC, angelville, Betty Buckley, cassidy, children of blood, colin cunningham, Dominic Cooper, eccarius, evan goldberg, garth ennis, graham mctavish, herr starr, holy grail, jeremy childs, jesse custer, Jody, joseph gilgun, l'angelle, les enfants du sang, pip torrens, Preacher, preacher comic, preacher season 3, proinsias cassidy, ruth negga, saint of killers, sam catlin, seth rogen, steve dillon, tc, tulip o'hare, Vampire, vampires

Jesse, Cassidy and Tulip return to Angelville, the Louisiana plantation where Jesse was raised and where old grudges and deadly obligations await them. With the help of his friends — and a few enemies — Jesse will need to escape his past…because the future of the world depends on it

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Horror Reviews 2018

Horror Movie Review: Sunset Society (2018)

25/08/201824/08/2018 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher Ace, Ben Stobber, Dizzy Reed, Guns 'N Roses, horror, Horror Movie, Horror Movie Review, Horror Review, L.A. Guns, Lemmy, Lemmy Kilmister, Phoebe Dollar, Robert Donavan, Ron Jeremy, Sunset Society, Tracii Guns, vampires

Going down the film within a film route, Sunset Society is a messy, low-budget and ugly vampire flick that stars some of the famous faces of rock and metal.

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Horror Reviews 2016

Horror Movie Review: Patient Seven (2016)

16/08/201828/07/2018 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher Alfie Allen, Anthology, Asylum, demons, Ghosts, horror, horror anthology, Horror Movie, Horror Movie Review, Horror Review, Killers, Michael Ironside, Patient Seven, Short Stories, vampires, zombies

Patient Seven is a horror anthology with only three really memorable things about it. The wrap around story, the lovely visuals and the acting. There are some great performances here.

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Horror Reviews 2018

Horror Movie Review: Living Among Us (2018)

22/06/201822/06/2018 Liam 'Raptures Lost' Fisher Andrew Keegan, Brian Metcalf, Esme Bianco, James Russo, John Heard, John Heard's Last Movie, Jordan Hinson, Living Among Us, Living Among Us 2018, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, Thomas Ian Nicholas, Vampire Documentary, vampires, Vision Films, what we do in the shadows, william sadler

Breaking news! Vampires have just revealed themselves to the world. They have been living among us all along but it isn’t all bad news. Sure, they’ve been slaughtering humans for centuries but they have seen the error of their ways. Now, they want to figuratively step into the light and co-exist with humanity.

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