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Every Zombie Movie Ever Made
…in 1973 Hanging Woman José Luis Merino 1973 The Hidan of Maukbeiangjow Lee Jones 1973 Horror Express Eugenio Martín 1973 House of the Living Dead Ray Austin 1973 Return of the Blind Dead Amando de Ossorio 1973 Corpse Eaters Donald R. Passmore/Klaus Vetter 1974 Dead of Night Bob Clark 1974 Garden of the Dead John Hayes 1974 The Ghost Galleon Amando de Ossorio 1974 Let Sleeping Corpses Lie Jorge Grau 1974 Nightmare Circus Alan Rudolph 1974 Non si de… Continue reading
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Tagged 28 Days Later, Automaton Transfusion, Biohazard, Boy Eats Girl, Braindead, Cemetary Man, Children Shouldn't Play with Dead Things, CHUD, Danny Boyle, Dario Argento, Dawn of the Dead, Day of the Dead, Dead Clowns, Dead in the Water, Dead Men Walking, Diary of the Dead, Ed and His Dead Mother, Ed Wood, Edward D. Wood Jr., Fido, Flight of the Living Dead, Frankenstein, George Romero, ghouls, Hard Rock Zombies, House 2, House of the Dead, I Am Legend, I Eat Your Skin, I Walked with a Zombie, Idle Hands, James Gunn, John Russo, Kim Poirier, Land of the Dead, Linnea Quigley, Living Dead, Living Dead Girl, Max Brooks, Mulberry Street, Night of the Comet, Night of the Creeps, Night of the Living Dead, Night of the Living Dead 3-D, Patricia Tallman, Pet Sematary, Plan 9 From Outer Space, Planet Terror, Porn of the Dead, Poutrygeist, Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, Quarantine, Re-Animator, Redneck Zombies, Resident Evil, Resident Evil Extinction, Return of the Living Dead, Richard Matheson, Route 666, Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island, Shaun of The Dead, Slither, Survival of the Dead, The Boneyard, The Quick and the Undead, The Rising Dead, The Serpent and the Rainbow, Tom Savini, Tombs of the Blind Dead, Tony Todd, Troma, twitter, undead, vampire, Vampires, Versus, voodoo, Waxwork, White zombie, Wikipedia, World War Z, Zack Snyder, Zombi, zombie, zombie apocalypse, Zombie Cheerleader Camp, zombie clown, Zombiegeddon, zombies
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Die Hard 5: Only the Good Die Hard and Harderer than Ever Already with More Vengeances, Viagra, New Cars, Zombies, Fries, and a Yippie-Ki-Yay Mother-Icee with Shia LeBeouf
…lane size with a yippie-ki-ay mother-Icee.” Marq Piocos: Die Already Chris Jones: Die Hard and Stay Dead Already Chris Jones: Give It a Rest, in Peace Justin Calvert: Die Hard, but this time Bruce Willis co-starring with Shia Labeouf Kanu Digit: Die Hard 5 : Dead Before Dawn John McClane vs Zombies Yippie Ki Aye Mutha Trucker! Russell Allen: Live Free and Die Hard in a Nursing Home Kate Clark: Too Hard to Die: John McClane vs Viagra Alex Langley:… Continue reading
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Tagged Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo, Bruce Lee, Bruce Willis, Death of a Nation, Die Already, Die Another Day, Die Hard, Die Hard 2, Die Hard 2: Die Harder, Die Hard 5, Die Hard with a Vengeance, Die Harderer, Die Hardermaus, Die Hardest, Dracula: Dead and Loving It, Europe, fries, Hard and Harderer, hard R, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Icee, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, James Bond, John McClane, Life Alert, LifeAlert, Live Free or Die Hard, Not Dead Yet, nursing home, Peanuts, R rating, R-rated, Rest in Peace, Rumor Willis, Scout Willis, Shia Lebeouf, Viagra, Yippee-ki-yay, zombies
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Slumber Party Massacre (2021): Is This Remake Worth Taking for a Spin?
…ilms. It is unique in that it is written and directed by women, Amy Holden Jones and Rita Mae Brown, and is one of the first “feminist slasher films” to grace screens. The second and third films of the series followed suit in that they were directed and written by women, but each took a very different approach with the second one being a dark comedy and the third one…well, the third one is a movie. Cut to 2021, where the team of Esterhazy and Keil… Continue reading
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Tagged 1982, 2021, action, action chick, Action Flick Chick, Alex McGregor, Amy Holden Jones, Danishka Esterhazy, Fanversation, feminism, Frances Sholto-Douglas, Hannah Gonera, horror, Jennifer Steyn, movie, R-rated, Reze-Tiana Wessels, Rita Mae Brown, Rob van Vuuren, Rockabilly Driller Killer, Schelaine Bennett, Slumber Party Massacre, Slumber party massacre ending, Slumber Party Massacre remake, Slumber Party Massacre spoilers, Slumber Pary Massacre review, Suzanne Keilly, The Slumber Party Massacre, violence
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The Slumber Party Massacre (1982): RSVP to This Forgotten Slasher Classic
…arty Massacre (1982). Written by Rita Mae Brown and directed by Amy Holden Jones, The Slumber Party Massacre (SPM) is often touted as a “feminist horror story.” It still checks off a lot of the obligatory horror movie clichés like outrageous nudity, jump scares, and a character being so close to getting help yet the TV or some other noise drowns out their screams for help and screams of death (specific, I know, but it happens more often than you’d… Continue reading
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Tagged action, action chick, Action Flick Chick, Amy Holden Jones, Andree Honore, Bechdel test, boobs, Debra De Liso, Driller Killer, Gina Smika Hunter, horror, Jennifer Meyers, Michael Villella, Michele Michaels, movie, R-rated, Rita Mae Brown, Robin Stille, slumber party, Slumber Pary Massacre review, The Slumber Party Massacre, The Slumber Party Massacre spoilers
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Movie Match: Demolition Man Vs. She’s the Man
…otherwise people might not know who I’m talking about. Then there’s Vinnie Jones and…well, that’s all that matters. So Demolition Man throws Rambo and Blade at us. That’s a lot of beef wrapped up into one sandwich. And don’t forget the FBI agent who joined a beauty pageant, Sandra Bullock. And then there’s these guys: Dennis Leary, Jack Black, Benjamin Bratt, Glenn Shadix, and Rob Schneider. Demolition Man had me at Stallone. Round 3: Musical mont… Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Breckenridge, Amanda Bynes, Andy Fickman, Beetlejuice, Benjamin Bratt, Channing Tatum, Daniel Waters, David Cross, Demolition Man, Dennis Leary, DreamWorks SKG, Ewan Leslie, Glenn Shadix, Hairspray, Jack Black, Jack Leslie, Julie Hagerty, Karen McCullah Lutz, Kirsten Smith, Laura Ramsey, Marco Brambilla, Nigel Hawthorne, Peter M. Lenkov, PG-13, R-rated, Rob Schneider, Robert Hoffman, Robert Reneau, Sandra Bullock, She's the Man, Sylvester Stallone, Versus, Vinnie Jones, Warner Bros. Pictures, Wesley Snipes, William Shakespeare
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Women in Gaming: Sony Online Entertainment Announces GIRL Scholarship Winner
…ded a $10,000 scholarship toward tuition and other educational expenses at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis and an optional paid internship of up to 10 weeks at SOE’s headquarters in San Diego, working on the newly released free-to-play game, Free Realms. “I feel so honored to be given this opportunity,” said Gleason. “I can’t wait to make the most of it by really diving in, absorbing what I learn and working to promote the missio… Continue reading
Movie Chicks on Horror Flicks: Daybreakers (2010)
…inds’ bullcrap.” Site: The Austin Chronicle Post: Daybreakers by Kimberley Jones: “It’s a little bit silly – as is Dafoe’s Kentucky-fried cowboy mechanic named Elvis – but silly is fun. In fact, one wishes it were sillier still.” Site: Empire Post: Daybreakers (15) by Helen O’Hara: “There’s a fascinating idea at the heart of Daybreakers, where a vampire plague has swept the world and everyone’s now a bloodsucker, but it doesn’t quite make for a fa… Continue reading
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Tagged Allan Todd, Aolani Roy, Ben Siemer, blood, bloody violence, brief nudity, Callum McLean, Carl Rush, Chris Brown, Claudia Karvan, cure, Damien Garvey, Daybreakers, Ethan Hawke, extinction, Gabriella Di Labio, gore, Harriet Minto-Day, hematologist, hematology, Hummer, I Am Legend, Isabel Lucas, Jarrad Pon, Jay Laga’aia, Kirsten Cameron, language, Lionsgate, medicine, Michael Dorman, Michael Spierig, Ninja Assassin, Peter Spierig, Peter Welman, R-rated, Renai Caruso, Richard Matheson, Robert Neville, Sahaj Dumpleton, Sam Neil, Sam Neill, The Boondock Saints, Tiffany Lamb, Todd Levi, vampire, Victoria Williams, Vince Colosimo, Willem Dafoe, Willem Defoe, William Dafoe, Zoe White
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RoboCop (1987) – He’s a Real Boy
…ction starts: ~ 16 minutes Big Bad Baddies: OCP Senior Vice President Dick Jones and his minions Best Line: “Dead or alive, you’re coming with me.” I think Murphy means business. Best Kill: A bad guy gets covered with a toxic chemical. It is so toxic that he starts to…melt. His skin turns mushy and droopy. He is trying to find some neighborly soul to help him when finally his fellow baddies come to his rescue. One of the other baddies is driving a… Continue reading
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Tagged action movies, bloody violence, boobs, breast, brief sexual material, drug content, Edward Neumeier, explosion, language, male nudity, Michael Miner, Miguel Ferrer, Murphy, Nancy Allen, Nukem, Orion Pictures Corporation, Paul Verhoeven, Peter Welker, R-rated, Ray Wise, RoboCop, Ronny Cox
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