“The Exorcism Of Emily Rose” Full Movie

On this seventh day of Halloween the Great Pumpkin gave a truly unholy treat. The gift of possession is one of the most darkest and devilish delights a kiddie could ask for on this most unHallowed day. “The Exorcism Of Emily Rose” is the 2005 revitalization of the demon possession craze.

In an extremely rare decision, the Catholic Church officially recognized the demonic possession of Emily Rose, a 19-year-old Minnesota college freshman. An exorcism was performed and recorded, and that recording played a pivotal role in the events that followed. Told in terrifying flashbacks, The Exorcism of Emily Rose chronicles the haunting trial of the priest accused of criminal negligence resulting in the death of the young girl believed to be possessed. Inspired by real events, the film stars Laura Linney as the bitter and repressed single lawyer who takes on the task of defending Father Moore (Tom Wilkinson), who performed the controversial exorcism.

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Satanic Sundays! Six Flicks That Will Sweep You Away With The Unholy Ghost!

Today is Sunday. Or as I call it Satanic Sunday! That is right it is time again for another Satanic Sundays! Post. Six more flicks that will have you bathing in the unholy spirit of this truly unholy day of days! So sit back, chillax and get to know how demonically delightful life can be if you let that twisted little voice that sends ice down your spine to truly possess you! That is what happened to these darkly devilish darlings.








1. The Amityville II: The Possession (1982)


A family moves into their new home, which proves to be evil, resulting in the demonic possession of the teenage son. Only the local priest can save him. The film is directed by Damiano Damiani and stars James Olsen, Burt Young, Rutanya Alda and Jack Magner. It takes the evil house legend brought to life by the first film into a whole new realm of darkness.

2. The Exorcist (1973)


Directed by William Friedkin the film stars Linda Blair, Ellen Burstyn and Max Von Sydow. A visiting actress in Washington, D.C., notices dramatic and dangerous changes in the behavior and physical make-up of her 12-year-old daughter. Meanwhile, a young priest at nearby Georgetown University begins to doubt his faith while dealing with his mother's terminal sickness. And, book-ending the story, a frail, elderly priest recognizes the necessity for a show-down with an old demonic enemy.

3. Burnt Offerings (1976)


Haunted house chiller from Dan Curtis has Oliver Reed and Karen Black as summer caretakers moving into gothic house with their young son. The catch? The house rejuvenates a part of itself with each death that occurs on its premises. The film stars Bette Davis, Karen Black, and Oliver Reed and was directed by Dan Curtis.

4. Audrey Rose (1977)


A New York couple experience bizarre, stalker-like behavior from an English stranger. While they attempt to bar him from their lives, he slides his way in anyway and tries to convince them that their 11-year-old girl is the reincarnation of his 11-years-departed daughter, Audrey Rose. Directed by Robert Wise and starring Anthony Hopkins, Martha Mason and John Beck this little flick shows that not all possessions come from Hell.

5. Exorcism/Lorna The Exorcist (1974)


Directed by Jesus “Jess” Franco the film stars Pamela Stanford, Guy Delorme and Lina Romay. The businessman Patrick takes his wife Marianne and daughter Linda on a vacation. Patrick's old friend Lorna shows up just in time for Linda's 18th birthday and takes demonic, sexual possession of the girl's body and soul.

6. Exorcismo (1975)


The story in this horror movie involves a young woman's unknowing participation in a satanic ceremony which causes her to be possessed by the spirit of her dead father. She promptly begins exhibiting the standard symptoms - curses, vomiting, and even twisting the heads of a few people 180 degrees. Naschy plays the village priest summoned to perform the rites of exorcism, and must fend off the possessed one's lewd advances before casting the evil spirit out of her body. Directed by Juan Bosch the film stars Paul Naschy, Maria Perschy and María Kosty.


So now that you have six sinfully frightful flicks that will suck out your soul and replace with a dementedly demonic darkness enjoy this Satanic Sunday! the proper way. With some holy water, sage and a crucifex. But beware because the next soul to be tainted with the twisted folly of evil whim may be your own. For a truly unholy pleasure trip on this unconsecrated day celebrate in the most devilishly way.

This Is Not A Feel Good 80’s Movie Of The Year…

…And Bad Kids Go To Hell!

From the Press Release:
On October 10th BAD KIDS GO TO HELL, starring Judd Nelson and directed by Matthew Spradlin, will have its star-studded Dallas premiere screening along with a pre-opening look at the new Spring Valley location of Studio Movie Grill. Located at 13933 N. Central Expressway, the state-of-the-art complex will be the largest Studio Movie Grill to date and marks the tenth overall location for the company.

The film, based on the popular comic book series of the same name, tells the tale of six private school students locked in a Saturday detention with a killer on the loose. Ben Browder ("Farscape", "Stargate SG-1", "Doctor Who") also stars, as well as Ali Faulkner ("Bianca" in The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1), Roger Edwards (Freelancers), Marc Donato ("Degrassi: The Next Generation"), Cameron Deane Stewart (Pitch Perfect), Augie Duke ("The Mentalist"), Amanda Alch (When Zachary Beaver Came to Town), Jeffrey Schmidt (Interstate), and Chanel Ryan (BASEketball) . The film was produced by Barry Wernick and Brad Keller, had its world premiere at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con International, and screened at Stan Lee’s Comikaze and the Ruby Mountain Film Festival.

Beginning October 27th, BAD KIDS GO TO HELL will also have an exclusive Halloween sneak peek run at all ten Studio Movie Grill locations, which include the seven theaters in Texas along with theaters in Scottsdale, Arizona; Alpharetta, Georgia; and Wheaton, Illinois.

“Studio Movie Grill is extremely happy to host the Dallas premiere of BAD KIDS GO TO HELL and to welcome visitors to its newest flagship, which opens its doors to the public on Friday, October 12th,” said Brian Schultz, president of SMG.

“We are very excited to partner with Studio Movie Grill and be a part of their grand opening week as well as featured at all of their venues for an exclusive run for Halloween.” said Wernick.
 
Alright here is the deal on this uber retro inspired neo freak-out Hellfest! 6 prep school silver spooners are stuck in detention for 8 hours (kisses to Breakfast Club). During their 8 hour incarceration, each of the six kids falls victim to a horrible "accident" until only one of them remains. And as each of these spoiled rich kids bites the dust, the story takes on a series of humorous and frantic twists and turns. Is one of the kids secretly evening the school's social playing field? Or have the ghosts of prestigious Crestview Academy finally come to punish the school's worst (and seemingly untouchable) brats? One thing is for sure... Daddy's money can't save them now. Watch the trailer below.

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“Prom Night” 2008 Full Movie

It is the 6th of October and the countdown to Halloween has already begun. So for this 6th day of horror scream into the night with this remake “Prom Night”. The film stars Brittany Snow as Donna who comes face to face with the serial killer she thought she had escaped. Not to mention she has to find the right dress to wear to Prom. Based on MTV the later is the bigger issue of crisis in life.

Psychotic Saturdays! Classically Demented Flicks

Welcome to a Psychotic Saturdays!-Saturday!! Today’s post features six classically cult-astic flicks. Three feature Joan Crawford, along with Bette Davis, then we have Priscilla Alden in two flicks and the last one is purely Shirley Stoler. So enjoy the horribly good in being so twistedly bad.












1. Strait-Jacket (1964)

The film is directed by William Castle and features Miss Crawford. Also in the cast are Diane Baker and Leif Erikson. Lucy Harbin has been in an asylum for 20 years after axing her husband and his mistress during a crime of passion, witnessed by her young daughter, Carol. While trying to renew ties with Carol, who is now a young woman about to be married, heads begin to roll again. Is Lucy repeating her past?

2. Berserk (1967)

Monica Rivers, is the owner and ringmaster of a traveling circus and who'll stop at nothing to draw bigger audiences. When a series of mysterious murders begins to occur and some of her performers die gruesomely, her profits soar. She hires high-wire walker Frank Hawkins, impressed by the handsome and muscular young man. They begin an affair which arouses her previous lover Durando's jealousy. When Durando is found dead shortly afterward, the other performers begin to take alarm, as a mysterious killer is obviously loose in their midst. Many suspect Monica herself of the killings, especially Matilda, who has set her sights on Monica's new lover. At this point, Monica's unruly, sixteen-year-old daughter Angela, is expelled from school for being incorrigible and Monica is forced to take her into the circus, allowing her to become the partner of knife-thrower Gustavo. Meanwhile, the dead bodies continue to pile up... Directed by Jim O’Connolly the film stars Crawford as well as Ty Hardin and Diana Dors.


3. What Ever Happened To Baby Jane? (1962)

In a decaying Hollywood mansion, Jane Hudson, a former child star, and her sister Blanche, a movie queen forced into retirement after a crippling accident, live in virtual isolation. The film was directed by Robert Aldrich and stars Crawford and Davis as the sisters.












4. Criminally Insane (1975)

After her doctors declare her ready to return to society, Ethel leaves the psychiatric hospital and goes to live with her grandmother. She soon develops a few odd habits, in particular a insatiable compulsion to eat massive amounts of food. When grandma locks away the food supply out of fear for her granddaughter's health, Ethel kills her for the keys to the pantry. Left to her own devices, she now indulges her hunger non-stop, murdering anyone who dares to stand in her way. Will anyone be able to put a stop to her? Starring Priscilla Alden and Michael Flood the film was directed by Nick Millard.


5. Criminally Insane 2 (1987)


Directed by Nick Millard and starring Priscilla Alden, Michael Flood and Jane Lambert. A mental hospital, faced with a severe decrease in funding, is forced to release mass-murderer Ethel Janowski into a halfway house. Ethel is psychotic, delusional and has a hefty appetite. In fact, her killing spree began 13 years before with the murder of her grandmother, who had forced her to go on a diet. Now that she's tasted the home-cooked fare at the halfway house, she'll do absolutely anything to get more.











6. Honeymoon Killers (1969)

Based on the true story of Raymond Fernandez and Martha Beck, who met through a lonely-hearts correspondence club. Ray is weedy, feral, and untrustworthy; Martha is enormous, compulsive, and needy. Together, they play out a horrifying scheme in which he lures lonely women out on dates and proposes marriage to them, with her pretending to be his sister. They take the women's savings and then murder them remorselessly. Dank, claustrophobic, and weirdly engrossing, this movie never quite gives in to the comforts of conventional narrative. Francois Truffaut named it as his favorite American film. Directed by Leonard Kastle the film stars Shirley Stoler as Martha Beck. Also in the cast is Tony Lo Bianco ,Mary Jane Higby and Doris Roberts.


Six truly disturbed stories of deep psychosis to make your Saturday a bit more psychotic. Enjoy and have a twisted time!

Check Out The Teaser Trailer For “Sororal”

“Sororal” is the first ever Australian neo-giallo film. Shooting for a December completion the film thriller follows Cassie who is tormented by visions of murder. Terrifying images flood her dreams and attack her waking hours. Her dreams are her curse and keep her isolated from the everyday world. Her life is thrown into disarray when a mysterious Detective comes to her with a bombshell. He tells her that her visions are depictions of real murders, murders that she couldn’t possibly have seen. Cassie’s pain now has a face and she must stop the killing at all costs. The twisted, childlike killer targets Cassie’s loved ones and the race is on to stop her. Cassie is thrown together with her former lover as they scramble towards a shocking revelation that will change everything. The film also stars Nicola Bartlett, Liam Graham, Jeremy Levi and Vito De Francesco. Check out the first teaser trailer below.

My Review Of “Piranha-Man VS Werewolf-Man”

Directed by Dorian Knight and Steve Goldenberg and is a film that attempts to celebrate everything we love about the classic monster movies of the 50’s. It is a super low budget flick that pits costume creature against costume creature. The rivalry between the fish-like Piranha Man and the canine Wolf Man is one of brutal murder, familial kidnappings, stalking, and incest! When the decades old fight begins to effect the life of investigative journalist Lexi Glass, she finds that sometimes you need to become the story in order to report the story. She discovers the battle of a lifetime along with the horrible secret of her family's past!

Even though this is a really low budget film with obvious “suit” bound monsters and screams cheese-fest the movie could have been so much more – could have but didn’t. The story was actually a pretty cool concept that has moments when everything seems to be going right. Yet the film takes a dramatically outlandish turn with strange direction and plot twists that just manage to complicate and frustrate the simplicity of the film’s storyline. There were clever moments of humor and well crafted death scenes that mask the low level of special effects used and the obvious use of rubber masks and costume monsters. It could have been a perfectly cheesy yet entertaining flick. Unfortunately half way through the film it takes a wrong turn into complete absurdity filled with over thought character details and plot twists. Not to mention the whole mystical dream guide sequence that just (even for a film called Piranha-Man VS Werewolf-Man) seems a bit asinine. I didn’t expect much going into this film but the initial acting and story seemed tacky yet acceptable so I almost began to enjoy the low budget fill of the whole thing until it hit that deeper dramatic and pointless part with unnecessary backstory that fell flat. It would have worked better with just one director with one simple vision adequately  executed instead of the mess that this film became. I have to say the film just became to hard to watch and I was thankful when it was over.  : (

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