Monday, July 26, 2010

Occult sybolism at Denver Airport

Mysterious Secrets of DIA

The Denver International Airport is shrouded in mystery, with sinister symbols and murals, that would make even a weary traveler take a second look at the visions and signs contained within the terminal. Among the many oddities that an airport visitor would encounter are the following:



  • An apocalyptic horse with glowing red eyes welcoming visitors?







  • Nightmarish murals that depict the end of time?







  • Strange words (New World Commission) and symbols embedded in the floor?







  • Gargoyles sitting in suitcases?







  • Runways shaped similar to a Nazi swastika? It seems clear that the Denver International Airport has been built for uses other than "just an airport." Whatever these "uses" are, we need to pay attention to them. Do we really want to find out their true intentions after it is too late?
    Knowledge is power. Seeing is believing! See and read for yourself and come to your own conclusions.
    News Source: Vigilant Citizen





  • Exclusive Book Excerpt: Sample 'A Taste of True Blood'

    Exclusive Book Excerpt: Sample 'A Taste of True Blood'

    Sunday, July 25, 2010

    A Sunday of Horror Delight.

    Today I watched three horror films to kill some time while waiting for True Blood and The Gates. First I watched Zombieland. I liked this movie even though there wasn't quiet enough zombies in the core of the film for me. The playland scene though was awesome.

    The zombie kills that were in this movie were good kills. I appreciated the fact that they spent the real money on the special effects. The zombies were great. I thought Woody's character should have been gay, that was just me. The whole time I felt he was gay.
    So after Zombieland was on Starz I flipped over to Tmax for The Thing, not the original but the 1980 version with Kurt Russell.

    The Thing was a movie that scared the hell out of me as a kid and made me glad I lived in the south were it rarely snowed and all the aliens looked human or little green men. The mutation scenes were classic special fx and the story was strong. It is one of my favorite of the Sci-Fi/Horror mixes.

    I still feel so sad when they kill the dogs to this day. I wish they would have tested their blood first, just to make sure. To me the best scene was the creature mutation after they tested the blood and dude started wigging out. So after I enjoyed the The Thing I flipped over to another cinemax channel and caught Jennifer's Body.
     I loved Jennifer's Body! Night of the Demons is one of my favorite movies and can't wait for the remake to finally get done and released. Anyway Jennifer's Body is the best demon movie to come along in along while. The social commentary and political incorrectness of it is awesome. The kills are great and the soundtrack is awesome.
    Then after I watched Jennifer's Body I done some chores and got ready for the True Blood and The Gates by popping some corn, fixin' some southern sweet tea with bourbon, and enjoyed the onslaught of blood and guts and social drama of fucked up community's and the occult. I love American Trash TV! Well that is what they call it, I call it the most awesomest shit to come out of hollywood since Sixteen Candles and Golden Girls.
     so gonna finish it off with Urban Legend: Final Cut and then I am off to nightmare land!

    Thursday, July 22, 2010

    Motherload of 'Scream 4' Set Images! Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, Wes Craven, Hayden Panettiere etc...

    Motherload of 'Scream 4' Set Images! Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, Wes Craven, Hayden Panettiere etc...

    All About Evil....

    At Fangoria.com
    "Grannell’s is the type of success story that thrills a geek like me. As he says, he came to SF with “A wig and a dream…” and now that dream is coming true with a real, honest-to-goodness horror film that he’s written and directed. .."
    Take a look at Sean Abley's interview with director Joshua Grannell here.

    On Twitch
    Check out their extensive interview with director Joshua Grannell, and his alter-ego, Drag superstar Peaches christ, on ALL ABOUT EVIL and his long-running live show MIDNIGHT MASS.
    find the article right here.


    On IMDB
    Follow their ongoing coverage of the film here.
    At Den of Geek
    "Joshua Grannell, known to many by his alter-ego Peaches Christ, has just completed his directorial debut, All About Evil. Alan tracks him down for a chat..."
    find the article right here.

    On Bloody Disgusting
    "Keep your lips sealed after you see the third All About Evil Teaser poster...."
    Follow their ongoing coverage of the film here.


    BD Horror News - SD Comic-Con '10: 'Night of the Demons' Art Unveiled!

    BD Horror News - SD Comic-Con '10: 'Night of the Demons' Art Unveiled!

    Wednesday, July 21, 2010

    Watching Amityville II: The Possession

    For me this was one of the scariest stories I have ever read, watched, whatever. To me II is as good as the first Amityville, and as scary  and disturbing as The Exorcist. Evil spirit that dwells in a home and overtakes the family, it is a terrifying thought.
    The house is beautiful. Every time I see a home with these windows in the upper area I think of Amityville Horror.
    Meeting the family and getting to know the house.
    The mother begins to experience strange things right off the bat. A presence and evil touch. The basement is a very bad place.
    A very lucky family!-But are they? Really? They begin experiencing bad things in the house. They start to turn on each other with violent outbursts. Sounds like Pazuzu to me.
    "DISHONOR THY FATHER!"
    The priest is called to the house for a blessing. However the house doesn't want any of it. The house wants sonny!
    The hand coming out of the foundation bricks is terrifying to say the least. The voices, whispering, and evil laughter all around, the things of nightmares. Also of schizophrenia too.
    The only thing about this movie that bugs me is the incest thing with the brother and sister. I guess that would be a strong sign of possession though.
    "He does it to hurt...to hurt GOD!"
    When the house finally is blessed, it just pisses the spirit off.
    Approval for an Exorcism, and finally the demonic spirit truly possesses Sonny.
    The spirit forces Sonny to kill his family one by one.
    The priest leaves his retreat to return to town only to discover a massacre.
    And so begins the exorcism of Sonny.
    The priest helps the boy escape the hospital only to have him run off back to the house. The priest saves the boys soul but loses his own-or does he?
    It is really a great possession and haunting movie.

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