What do you get when you film a movie with actors speaking four different languages, create some cheesy special effects that manage to capture the viewer’s imagination, and throw in some body suits that look like the X-Men movies and Biker Boyz got smooshed together? You get Planet of the Vampires, that’s what.
You don’t have to be an H.P. Lovecraft fan to enjoy this horror/comedy, but there’s plenty of tidbits for aficionados.
As distinguished as Massanutten Military Academy is, there was one area I simply couldn’t be in: the dorms.
In November of 2010, my wife and I visited my parents in North Carolina. One of the things we decided to do was to check out Carl Sandburg’s home, where he did most of his writing and, eventually, where he died.
In an earlier article, I spoke of the first time I encountered the ghost in my childhood home.
The title says it all with this one.
I’m currently working on a short story about my experiences of growing up in a haunted house. As an exercise in preparation for writing it, I wrote down my first encounter with the etheral woman who floated down our hallways and in our dreams. While the short story I write is going to be slightly embellished, this short writing exercise is 100% true to my memory of the event. After all: you don’t forget the first time you encounter a ghost.
Featuring insights into all four films and narrated by the legendary John Hurt, The Alien Saga offers an inside glimpse into one of film’s most terrifying science fiction series.
As a followup to one of the best survival horror games in years, does Dead Space 2 have what it takes to mess with your dreams and make you sleep with the lights on?
Note: Some potentially NSFW pictures of Necromorphs inside. Other than that, no spoilers! Also, please note this review is for the Steam-based PC version of the game.
What do you get when you combine a “second” family, a slow pace, a super creepy setting, and a “hey, don’t I know that guy?” cast? You get Session 9, that’s what!
