Archive for October 2010
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Universal’s Halloween House of Horrors: Video Flashback
Ever since Knott’s Berry Farm began basing their annual Halloween Haunt mazes on titles like THE GRUDGE 2 and QUARANTINE, there has been a tendency for Halloween attractions to seek inspiration from horror and fantasy movies. No one has taken the concept further than Universal Studios in Hollywood, whose annual Halloween Horror Nights features, among [...]
Pixar blockbusters Available On Demand
Walt Disney Home Video put out a press release today announcing that the “Disney-Pixar Film Collection” will be available for On Demand viewing for a limited time. The availability – which extends from October 19 through November 9 – is timed with upcoming home video release of TOY STORY 3, from Pixar Animation Studios, [...]
‘Human Target’, ‘Haunted Summer’ On CD
New from La La Land Records, Music by Bear McCreary and Christopher Young
Suspiria: Cinefantastique Podcast 1:36
Suzy Banyon (Jessica Harper) stands before the hidden door with three irises.
It’s a ’70s flashback weekend on the Cinefantastique Horror, Fantasy & Science Fiction Podcast, as Dan Persons, Lawrence French, and Steve Biodrowski gaze in wonder at the Technicolor extravagance of SUSPIRIA (1977), Dario Argento’s pulse-pounding cult classic of supernatural horror, starring Jessica Harper, Joan Bennett, [...]
Smallville: ‘Homecoming’ – 200th Episode Review
Has it really been 10 years and 200 episodes of SMALLVILLE? Wow, yeah it has been—and what a trip.
Smallville: The Complete Ninth Season – Blu-Ray Review
SMALLVILLE’s 9th season continued to develop its version of the Superman mythology with its most ambitious season yet. It introduced “Major Zod” (Callum Blue) as he and the other Kandorian survivors are freed by Tess Mercer, but lacking their Kryptonian powers. The season also featured appearances by Metallo (Brian Austin Green), the Wonder Twins, The Silver Banshee, Checkmate, The Suicide Squad, Maxwell Lord and Amanda Waller (Pam Grier), and, in a the season’s high point, The Justice Society of America!
