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Werewolf Cinema of the 80’s and 90’s
I started the Retro Revelations blog, back in October of 2012. So it will soon be something of a Five Year Anniversary for me. During that first month, both wanting to celebrate Halloween, and the whole writing blog articles thing being new to me, I churned out several different pieces. One of those initial articles was entitled “The […]
Short Film Review: Mannequin (2017)
Mannequin is a short horror film produced by DND Creations. Dante Aubain, and Danny Summonte of DND both co-wrote and co-directed this film. It’s about a guy named Dylan (Danny Summonte) who finds that a box has been delivered to his home. Mannequin starts off very ominous, which sets the tone nicely. Dylan finds a mannequin inside […]
Movie Review: Alien: Covenant (2017)
The Alien series hasn’t had a new film since Prometheus in 2012, and, assuming we can forget about the Alien vs. Predator films, there hasn’t been an Alien film before that since Alien Resurrection in 1997. The question now is: “Where is this series going?” Ridley Scott, who created the franchise, has said that if […]
Movie Review: The Atoning (2017)
The Atoning is an award-winning slow burn horror/suspense thriller written and directed by Michael Williams. The film is about a family living together in a house, and there is a lot of tension within their family. While living there, strange things start to happen around them, and they realize that the house they live in […]
Movie Review: Annabelle: Creation (2017)
Editor's ChoiceAnnabelle: Creation is another piece of the puzzle that started with The Conjuring, and it really is a crucial piece of the puzzle that these films have started. At first, it seemed like The Conjuring was going to be a standalone film that revolved around the Warrens and their paranormal investigations. It even appeared that […]
In-Depth Interview with the Director of the Upcoming Horror Film “The Hatred” – Michael G. Kehoe
Midnight Horror Show: Tell me a bit about yourself, and how you first became interested in film. When it comes to horror, were there any films you saw early growing up that inspired you as a horror fan? Michael G. Kehoe: Yeah, you know I am from Brooklyn, New York originally, and my mother was […]
Movie Review: Cyborg X (2016)
Written and directed by Kevin King, and from Parking Garage Pictures, Cyborg X is about a future in which a company called “X-Corp” which has lost control of the operating system for its autonomous weaponized machines and they take over and kill most of mankind. It starts off with a news anchor telling everyone to […]
Movie Review: Spirit Camp (2009)
Spirit Camp is a really nice throwback film with a lot of nostalgic value. It has a lot of the basic formula you would expect from one of those 1980’s slashers. It has Cheerleaders, nudity, drugs, sex, booze, a camp, a killer, and the characters are all stereotypes you would expect in on of these […]
Short Film Review: The Madame In Black (2017)
In Elizabeth Tucker’s book about Children’s Folklore, there is an essay by Bengt Klintberg called “Black Madame, Come Out!” (1988) which recalls a 10-year-old Swedish girl’s description of Black Madame (or Svarta Madam), in which she stood in front of a mirror and said: “I don’t believe in you, Black Madame” 12 times. She described […]