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Oct
10
2009
If you’re like me, the whole month of October is pretty much Halloween. I love the holiday and start celebrating it on October 1st by beginning to watch mass amounts of scary movies. So, in order to help you plan your Halloween viewing parties, here is a list of my top 5 Horror Blu Ray/DVD releases of 2009. I’ll even include Netflix links so you can easily add them to your list.
Oct
07
2009
Category : DVD Reviews
The Hills Run Red
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Directed By: Dave Parker
Starring: Sophie Monk, William Sadler, Tad Hilgenbrink, Janet Montgomery,
Plot Synopsis:
When they hear there’s a complete print of their favorite slasher movie hidden in their hometown’s backwoods, a group of horror movie buffs heads out in search of the celluloid treasure. Once arriving at their destination, they discover that the carnage captured in the movie was completely real, and worse yet, the filmmakers are looking to spill more blood before they’re ready to call “cut.” (Netflix)
Review:
Since 1978′s Halloween, the Slasher flick has been going strong. I’m actually surprised this sub-genre has continued to thrive. With The Hills Run Red, New director Dave Parker shows us that there still is some life in this tired genre with a clever script by David J. Schow, John Dombrow and John Carchietta. We can also welcome an awesome new masked killer to the short list with Babyface. Yes, a dude who wears a baby mask. Trust me, it works.
