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New Crackle rewards and movies added to the LOOT EOD screens
As promised 2 new anime series and an episode of the Crackle exclusive “Kurozuka” will arrive within the Animax channel on the LOOT EOD screens. February 1st also delivers the addition of “Fate/Zero” and “Ah My Goddess: Season 2″. Those that are not familiar with “Kurozuka” it is about...
Review: Platinum’d: From Home to the PSN
Although not as widely recognized as it should be, Playstation Home has been able to not only provide a free social space within the PlayStation 3, but it has also given artists a platform where they can exhibit their work. It is a place where people can play games,...
New movies heading towards LOOT EOD
By now the people who use Home have grabbed their Crackle Hoodie, popcorn hand item, and all the great movie posters. If you’ve watched all of the movies already, fear not. Crackle is updating it’s library each month. The only catch though, is that certain movies will be moved...Cynthia’s Nightmare Pt.#1
INTRODUCTION: As I was editing this story so as to make it fit more concisely, I took the liberty of providing a brief INTRODUCTION and/or PROLOGUE explaining certain things that would make the reader understand the back-story behind what is happening in the story as it is being read...
Review: October: 31 days X 31 horror movie reviews- “Trick r’ Treat”
Day 31. It’s finally here! Halloween night and my final horror movie review for this month. I knew from the beginning that I would start off with “Poltergiest”, and finish off with the great and completely appropriate “Trick r’ Treat”. In between those two I had no idea what...
Review: October: 31 days X 31 horror movie reviews- “The House Of The Devil”
Day 30. Released in 2009, but looks and feels like it was made in the 80′s, I watched “The House Of The Devil”. Director Ti West has completely redeemed himself, in my eyes, after the disastrous “Cabin Fever 2″. This movie is a great throwback to that decade. I...
Review: October: 31 days x 31 horror movie reviews- “The Strangers”
Day 29. “The Strangers” released in 2008 plays on our primal fears of people forcing their way into our homes, terrorizing us, and having to protect ourselves, and our families. There is nothing supernatural, no ghosts, or creatures. The villains are just people who are living amongst the general...
Review: October: 31 days X 31 horror movie reviews- “Leprechaun In The Hood”
Day 28. Todays selection released in 2000 is “Leprechaun In The Hood”. It’s the fifth film in the “Leprechaun” series. What more can I say…? Rob Spera who has currently been directing episodes, of the television shows “Army Wives”, and “Criminal Minds”, is the man behind “Leprechaun In The...
Review: October: 31 days X 31 horror movie reviews- “Deep Red”
Day 27. Released in Italy in 1976 “Deep Red” is a slickly stylized horror film directed by the great Dario Argento. “Deep Red” is categorized within the Italian “Giallo” genre of filmmaking. Films that fall under the “Giallo” umbrella gained mainstream recognition for auteurs such as Argento and his...
Review: October: 31 days X 31 horror movie reviews- “The Crazies”
Day 26. After watching and reviewing 25 movies each day this past month, it’s relieving knowing how close to the end I am. When I started this self imposed challenge I had instilled a lot of doubt within myself. First, I honestly wasn’t completely sure if I would be...
Review: October: 31 days X 31 horror movie reviews- “Paranormal Activity 3″
Day 25. Supernatural horror movies have always been the ones that affect me the most. Late at night when I’m still awake I, probably like a lot of others, have heard random noises. The “Paranormal Activity” series takes advantage of the fear of that which goes bump in the...
Review: October: 31 days X 31 horror movie reviews- “Return Of The Living Dead”
Day 24. Released in 1985 “Return Of The Living Dead” spawned five additional sequels. This cult hit shook up the zombie movie sub-genre adding laughs and talking zombies. Aside from part 2, the rest of the sequels were, in my opinion, lackluster. Dan O’Bannon had a hand in writing...
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