Shy is a glue kid on a very talented West Virginia Thunder. She is a wing who is capable of making shots, handling the ball in space and has the ability to make high IQ decisions in-game. Shy is a proven winner who plays on high level club and high school teams.
Shy is such a skilled prospect at an early age. She can make plays off the bounce though her elite specialty is the ability to stretch the defense with the open jumper. Shy is crafty and just understands how to play the game.
If @GrantTraylor tweets it, it's ALL facts. Huge shoutout to @PaigeShy & @denaj_10 on winning the state title.
Our own @ChrisHansenPSB just watched @PaigeShy & @denaj_10 play in HS. Immediately text me about their confidence on the offensive end. Game changers!
Before choosing Marshall, '19 G @PaigeShy shined at this event. She still rocks the shirt.
This is the EXACT same thing @JLHemingwayPSB & @VinceSmithPSB have said for years. Ready to see @PaigeShy for @HerdWBB.
Marshall commit '19 G Paige Shy dropped 18 pts on 7-13 w/3 asts, 2 blks in a W.
'19 SG Paige Shy (WV) commits to Marshall.
All smiles for '19 G Paige Shy (WV).
She added an Akron offer this month.
'19 G Paige Shy (WV) is on fire after July. She has a Robert Morris offer.
#SMPMember@PaigeShy has been fantastic so far this week. Game is growing with each eval.
'19 G Paige Shy's (WV) recruitment story is just beginning.
'19 G Paige Shy (WV) has a new eval from @THEMWS4.
Available '19 W Paige Shy (WV) is a winner. Showed that @THEMWS4.
'19 Paige Shy & Dena Jarrells rep @ladyirishhsgb in the WV States today at 1.
'19 SG Paige Shy (WV) has been on fire. She had seven 3-pointers, 6 rebs last night.
'19 G Paige Shy (WV) helped St. Joseph's to a holiday title.
'19 G Paige Shy (WV) can shoot the ball or put it on the floor. Impressed at #EBAAllAmerican.
'19 Paige Shy is a strong shooter and couldn't miss at #EBAAllAmerican.
'19 @PaigeShy in for @CoachHemi Workout & #EBAAllAmerican.
'19 G Paige Shy is in. The #SMPMember is ready for Sept. 3-4.
#SMPMember Paige Shy finished w/ 13 points. She's in for #EBASuper64 June 4-5!
Paige Shy will play with West VA Thunder. #EBASuper64 Camp invitee.
'19 Paige Shy (WV) is having a great freshman year: 10 pts/7 rbs a game.
'19 G Paige Shy (WV) won @JLHemingwayPSB's praise w/her shooting mechanics.


What Happens to Your Assets in Georgia When You Don't Leave a Will?
You may not need an Atlanta GA estate planning lawyer to make a will (although that isn't a wise decision), but what if you have no will at all? No one wants to think about their future demise, but death will be coming for all of us eventually. Without a will, what will become of your assets, your liabilities, and who will be the executor? Will any of your loved ones be left out in the cold?
Every state has its own specific set of laws, but by and large the basic rules are the same from state to state. A qualified Georgia estate planning lawyer is the best resource for uncovering what the laws are here. For someone to inherit intestate, or when there is no will, he or she must be a legal relative. Generally speaking a spouse (or civil partner in some states) inherits it all if there are no children. If there are children, the spouse may receive as little as 1/3 of the estate, and the rest is divided among the children.
The specifics concerning separated spouses, stepchildren, etc. can make things even more complicated, but there is one constant: no one can profit from a death they caused. If there are allegations or proof of abuse or murder, that person may be prohibited from inheriting at all. This makes sense; not only is abuse wrong, but the government wants to make sure that no one is rewarded for murder.
In cases where there are minor children and the other parent is still living, an estate planning lawyer will tell you that what is left behind usually goes solely to the spouse, with the understanding that he or she will use it for the benefit and welfare of him or herself and the children. If there are considerable assets, a will and trust lawyer in Atlanta can then help the surviving spouse to create living trusts for the children.
Sometimes, there is no surviving spouse or children. In these cases, distant relatives may be eligible to inherit some or all of the assets left behind. In no case, however, are friends and people not related to the deceased allowed to inherit. These people can only inherit based on the specifics of a will, and with no will, they have no claim.
Some assets aren't passed along via a will, and so these items may also have clear beneficiaries listed on the specific documents.
Perhaps the strangest thing that probate lawyers in Atlanta see is when there are no living family members and no will. When this happens, the assets are given to the state. If you want to make sure that your property is passed along to a friend or charity, be sure to make a will, because otherwise it goes to Uncle Sam.
Estate planning is very important, and your best bet is to hire an estate planning lawyer who has specific knowledge in this area of law. Each state has laws that change when and how people can inherit if you leave your estate intestate. So, do your loved ones a favor and leave a will. This way you can make sure that your estate is divided as you want it to be, without it going back to the government.
Will and estate lawyers in metro Atlanta are charged with a number of tasks when it comes to wealth management, retirement planning, and setting up wills and trusts. For the most part, clients are concerned with their money and other assets, which makes sense. After all, no one really wants to pay more taxes than are necessary, and it's important to pass on family money and heirlooms.
All of these tasks are essential, but there are other ways in which you may want to utilize your Atlanta will and estate lawyer's expertise. Many people are now choosing to add "intangible assets" to their estate plans. These are items that may not have any monetary value but that can help to truly build a legacy.
You may also be interested in creating a video will. Your Atlanta estate planning lawyer will want to make sure you have everything written down according to state and other laws, but there is no reason that you cannot make a recording of yourself reading the will, perhaps even adding in the reasons for your decisions or the hopes you have for your beneficiaries.
A video will serves another purpose, too, as it can be used to show that you were competent when you made your will. Estate planning lawyers do have to occasionally deal with family members and others challenging a will, so your video reading could be an important way to ensure that your wishes really are followed. Whether you are looking to develop intangible assets or to create a video will, your Atlanta will and estate lawyer is a great resource in how to get it done properly.


We are moving in a new direction… See you in a while, Cape Town!
As we shift our focus to our Flagship store in Design Quarter, Johannesburg, and to our website online, we would like to thank all our loyal Cape Town Isabelina shoppers.
Although you won't be seeing us in the flesh, we will be sure to keep you up to date with all that we have to offer. Please visit us or start a conversation with Judith at judith@isabelina.co.za for all your décor needs.
And who knows? Maybe we'll pop up again somewhere in times to come!
If you are in JHB, please visit us at our Flagship store at Design Quarter in Fourways. Our Isabelina Interior Concepts division is expanding and we are extremely excited about the year ahead. We have some spectacular projects on the go, so watch this space! For all your décor and interior needs, please contact us and our leading design team will be in touch.
No project is too big or too small. We have a team who are well equipped to assist with mini makeovers, where we bring the shop to you, or full "turn key" projects where we work from plan to completion. Read all about it here.


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No boating license is required to rent a boat or kayak! Please check back frequently to see if we're running a High Tide Kayak Tour - it's a great experience for the family or your group while on vacation.
As of May 2013, we are the owners of Frank's Boat Rentals. We have moved his rentals boats down to Whale Creek, but the friendliness and commitment to service you know won't change.
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Rent our well-equipped pontoon boat for a wonderful day on the water - easy to drive and big enough for the whole group.
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Before you take off on your adventure we will discuss which route you should take based on the tide and wind conditions. If you're in the mood for a chilled out, relaxing paddle we even offer a pick-up service so you never have to go against the tide!
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Woman's striped silk sack-back caraco, 1760s, altered 1780s. Los Angeles County Museum of Art, M.2007.211.3.
A caraco is a style of woman's jacket that was fashionable from the mid-18th to early 19th centuries. Caracos were thigh-length and opened in front, with tight, three-quarter or long sleeves. Like gowns of the period, the back of the caraco could be fitted to the waist or could hang in pleats from the shoulder in a "sack-back". Caracos were generally made of printed linen or cotton.[1][2]
The caraco emerged as an informal style in France in the 1760s,[1] based on working-class jackets. It was worn with a petticoat and, if open in front, a stomacher or decorative stays. The English caraco was generally closed in front. A similar garment with a wrap front, called in English a bedgown or short gown, was the standard working woman's costume of the later 18th century.[1]
Women's jackets and short gowns of the 18th century
The Chocolate Girl, 1743–45, wears a fitted jacket, petticoat, and apron.
Working woman's bedgown and petticoat, 1764
^ a b c Cumming et al. (2010), p. 40
^ Takeda and Spilker (2010), p. 141.
Cumming, Valerie, C. W. Cunnington and P. E. Cunnington. The Dictionary of Fashion History, Berg, 2010, ISBN 978-1-84788-533-3
Takeda, Sharon Sadako, and Kaye Durland Spilker, Fashioning Fashion: European Dress in Detail, 1700 - 1915, Prestel USA (2010), ISBN 978-3-7913-5062-2
Caraco and matching petticoat, Victoria and Albert Museum, c. 1770s.
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Jean-Paul, J., T. D. Fairlie, T. L. Deshler, M. Natarajan, T. Knepp, K. Foster, F. G. Wienhold, K. Bedka, L. W. Thomason, and C. Trepte (2016), In situ and space-based observations of the Kelud volcanic plume: The persistence of ash in the lower stratosphere, J. Geophys. Res., 121, 11,104-11,118, doi:10.1002/2016JD025344.
Volcanic eruptions are important causes of natural variability in the climate system at all time scales. Assessments of the climate impact of volcanic eruptions by climate models almost universally assume that sulfate aerosol is the only radiatively active volcanic material. We report satellite observations from the Cloud-Aerosol Lidar with Orthogonal Polarization (CALIOP) on board the Cloud-Aerosol Lidar and Infrared Pathfinder Satellite Observations (CALIPSO) satellite after the eruption of Mount Kelud (Indonesia) on 13 February 2014 of volcanic materials in the lower stratosphere. Using these observations along with in situ measurements with the Compact Optical Backscatter AerosoL Detector (COBALD) backscatter sondes and optical particle counters (OPCs) made during a balloon field campaign in northern Australia, we find that fine ash particles with a radius below 0.3 μm likely represented between 20 and 28% of the total volcanic cloud aerosol optical depth 3 months after the eruption. A separation of 1.5–2 km between the ash and sulfate plumes is observed in the CALIOP extinction profiles as well as in the aerosol number concentration measurements of the OPC after 3 months. The settling velocity of fine ash with a radius of 0.3 μm in the tropical lower stratosphere is reduced by 50% due to the upward motion of the Brewer-Dobson circulation resulting a doubling of its lifetime. Three months after the eruption, we find a mean tropical clear-sky radiative forcing at the top of the atmosphere from the Kelud plume near !0.08 W/m2 after including the presence of ash; a value ~20% higher than if sulfate alone is considered. Thus, surface cooling following volcanic eruptions could be affected by the persistence of ash and should be considered in climate simulations.
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Tag Archives: Eric Roberts
Posted on June 10, 2019 by grossmoviereviews
Mind Trap (YouTube) – Another Dan Haggerty classic was unearthed from 1989 but oh I was wrong as Mr. Haggerty was much underused in this feature and has the look of being on set for one day. What else doesn't help is when you go search everybody involved with the film on the Google machine this was pretty much it. Anyway in this weirdo film where a cat is used as a weapon Dan Haggerty plays an agent for this girl Shana. She just happens to be casted in several B-films that she quite enjoys but might have her big break coming. That is all put on hold when her father is killed by the KGB for his mind control research. Shana's father built a dream room under their house but has only seen it once but the KGB kills the rest of her family trying to get it. Shana plays a weird game of cat and mouse if that is what you wanna call it with the KGB as she uses her movie skills to take them on. This movie is actually very terrible and found myself laughing several times because how bad it gets. Also the film disappointed me greatly as there are very few scenes of Dan Haggerty… I may have to go rewatch "Night Wars" or "The Channeler" as I give this a ½ star.
100 Bloody Acres (Shudder) – An Australian film about The Morgan Brothers who make organic manure. These two brothers recently hit it big with a big name client as they have a special formula of manure that involves dead bodies. If roadkill isn't available any dead human will do. Brother Reg who just picked up a dead body from the side of the road picks up three music festival goers believing he can just drop them off and get with the hot redhead Sophie. Sophie is everything to Reg as she sings the golden oldies and still has some country girl in her. But things go south quickly as both of her boyfriends find the dead body in back, but too late Reg has gotten them to his older brother. Now the only thing in the way is Reg protecting Sophie from being grinded up in the manure by his big brother. One mishap after another result in 80-year old pussy eating, a cop who is best friends with the brothers being shot, and Sophie admitting she actually likes Reg and not the two guys she is with. It's weird enough and gory enough the film is a very pleasant surprise of a horror film as I give it 3 stars.
Deadly Games (YouTube) – Apparently this 80s or 70s slasher but actually thriller has reappeared again for people to watch for free and how it gets you to watch is it stars a young Steve Railsback and the legendary Dick Butkus. Anyhow Billy Owens who just reopened the local town movie theater and a cop Roger Lane got this weird war buddy relationship going on. If that isn't enough everybody in this west coast town is married and banging everyone else except their spouses to the point I thought I was watching the wrong movie when the pool scene came on. Because everyone is bumping uglies a masked killer who also happens to be a peeping Tom begins killing off people. There really isn't an ending and this weird movie formula works on some level so if you got some time to kill give this a try as I give it 2 stars.
Shazam! (Theater) – Captain Marvel, ha-ha caught you sleep reading… Anyway DC lets this family film out about a 14 year old kid named Billy Batson who becomes a superhero that is strong as Superman because his heart is pure. He is picked by a wizard to carry on the Shazam tradition and defeat the evil power of the Seven Deadly Sins. Billy being a runaway who doesn't have a family learns what the most important thing is having a family and that helps him defeat the evil Seven Deadly Sins. But what does this have over Batman and recent Superman flicks: it's funny, interesting, a great origin story and it isn't Batman or Superman. The sooner DC universe learns you can dig deep into your comic archives without having the big two involved the sooner we can see more cool flicks like "Shazam!", "Wonder Woman", hell even "Aquaman"! This is the most family oriented comic book hero film I have seen to date and its great as I give 3 ½ stars.
Monster Island (SyFy Channel/DVD) – Just when I thought SyFy Channel turned into the Harry Potter network they pull this Asylum Entertainment project out of their ass that stars Eric Roberts as a Navy general. A giant volcanic monster named 'Tango' or giant star fish has risen from the deep depths of the ocean to cause destruction on Earth. But there is a legend of a monster called 'The Living Mountain' when brought to life it will kill the giant magma filled starfish. Yes it is their version of the new Godzilla movie but if you enjoy silly shit involving monsters then grab a beer and enjoy Eric Roberts talking to himself as I give it 2 stars.
Await Further Instructions (DVD) – This is a post-apocalyptic oddity as it takes place at the holidays. The news keeps reporting strange going-ons with the U.S., China, and Russia like WWIII is about to happen, then blackness. The plot is the son comes home with his Indian girlfriend to meet mum but the family is super racist. Once they figure it is a bad idea it is too late as they wake up early to leave but the house is covered in a black metallic substance and a message on the tele reading "Await Further Instructions". The family quickly turns on each other as they believe the girlfriend is infected and the father only believes what the tele tells him. What is outside and how to get out is unknown? A super weird flick that has that uneasy "Videodrome" and "The Mist" feeling to it with an ending that will just leave you asking a shitload of questions. I give it 3 stars as your homework assignment is to go watch it report back to me!
Revenge of Billy the Kid (DVD) – If you are looking to fulfill your British film weirdness well this film about the McDonalds on an isolated island will do. These back woods farmers called the McDonalds sell their crops to mainlanders but try to keep to themselves on this island. Well the father McDonald gets all horned up one day walking with his prize goat and yes he makes it his mate! Little time passes as the goat of course gives birth to a mutant. The one young woman Ronnie that lives on the farm gives it the name Billy and tries to take care of it until it runs away. When it is all grown up Billy's ugly ass comes back for a killing spree of the family! If you need more bestiality in your life this 2 star film is all you.
The Perfection (DVD) – A thriller with a couple bizarre well written twists takes place in the music world. A cello artist named Charlotte who was as perfect as god according to her teacher had to leave the famous music training school to take care of her sick mom. A decade passes and a new prodigy has risen named Lizzie. Charlotte tracks her down along with her old teacher to get back in the music world. Lizzie and Char hit it off immediately and head off for a little vacation but Lizzie is not feeling well at all. Lizzie is later found all drugged up on the side of the road by herself and missing something. Without saying too much the film takes a couple turns in the story that you will not expect and quite enjoy the finish. Don't mind you see some blurred out man meat from Steven Weber it's all part of the process as I give it 3 stars.
Shed of the Dead (DVD) – Trevor is a man living out his fantasy world in his shed when he isn't hanging with his buddy Graham playing some Dungeons and Dragons type game. Trevor and the wife don't get along and he is in between jobs and now the neighbor Kane Hodder wants him evicted for not taking care of his lot. Trevor as Casimir the Destroyer always knows what to do but in the real world Trevor hates life until… the zombie apocalypse hits and Trevor tries to decide should he save his wife and just hang out with his friend Graham who finally was able to leave his house. There is also a couple other fun names in here: Brian Blessed who does voiceover, Michael Berryman which may own the most famous recent death in a movie to become a zombie? (He is dressed as a leather horse with a butt plug, you need to see it just because!), and Bill Mosley as Doc who is excited the zombie apocalypse has happened. It is a clone of "Shaun of the Dead" a bit but don't let that dissuade you from enjoying this entertaining zombie film that needed more Kane Hodder as the Canadian. For that I give it 3 stars.
Don't forget you can also hear Kyle Poling, John Shatzer, and me talking about horror flicks on the Bloodbaths and Boomsticks podcast at: www.bloodbathspodcast.blogspot.com .
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Posted on April 13, 2019 by grossmoviereviews
This week we return with 3 more flicks. First we chat about A new independent Bigfoot flick picked by Tim called WILLOW CREEK. Then Kyle learns why he should never have laughed at Eric Roberts in STAR 80. And finally we have a history lesson on racial inequality from John in his flick KING OF THE ZOMBIES. Also we retire football chat, Tim's injuries and his body slowly decaying in his old age, drunk stripper stories and a ton more. So listen to this show or Eric Roberts will tie you to his rape chair.
Do you like 1982? We like 1982… So let's talk about the flicks of 1982!
This week we hail Satan, get into our monkey suits, and fight prehistoric monsters with some rednecks as we talk about 3 more fine genre flicks. First burn down all the churches and worship the devil in LORDS OF CHAOS. Then water ski to an island of zombies in TEENAGE ZOMBIES. And finally stop motion dinosaurs are the best dinosaurs in THE CRATER LAKE MONSTER. Also we chat about all the flicks we have been watching and anything else that seems to rattle off in our minds. So download this episode and don't forget to cut vertically and not horizontally.
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Posted on February 11, 2019 by grossmoviereviews
Death House (DVD) – What else can you say except it stars everyone and the story was from Gunnar Hansen. After Operation: Paperclip in 1954 put together a highly secretive hidden compound that houses complete psychos. Using technology to their advantage they study and experiment on these so-called psychos for future research and to see if they can eventually weed them out of the DNA chain. Boone and Novak are two agents that were apparently chosen out of many to not only tour the facility but work closely with doctors. They will not only observe the inmate experiments they will also be a part of them. While this is all going on a kid or something like a kid eats a security officer and places something inside of him. The guard is taken to medical inside and an EMP bomb goes off shutting down everything. This will allow prisoners to come out of their fog and riot. Once it happens Kane Hodder's character who is a neo-Nazi that cannot die uses this to his advantage to go looking for the 'Five Evils'. These are gods or people he admires and believes will help him get back out into the real world. The two agents now must stop him and the five evils. The movie wasn't horrible but not really good either. I enjoyed Tony Todd as usual but the movie to me felt like a lot was either left on the cutting room floor or never filmed at all? I just really believe this film could have been so much more as I give it 2 stars.
Clownado (Vimeo) – I absolutely enjoy Todd Sheets and his projects and when this was announced last year it just made sense. Mr. Sheets writes and directs this twisted tale of a circus clown named Ronnie who runs the show. Ronnie and his old lady Savanna have a huge argument after Savanna is found with another man and she feels wronged by Ronnie. So leave it to Todd Sheets to come up with an idea of where Savanna has Ronnie and his clown cronies cursed! The curse is a tornado that comes from the sky and sucks them up in it. But that isn't the end of Ronnie and friends as with Savanna on the run the supernatural force known as Clownado searches out Savanna to get their own bit of revenge. In the end it is a fight to the death between Ronnie the clown and his woman Savanna where along the way: we get some clown boobs, a good amount of gore, and my favorite part of the film an Elvis impersonator played by the talented Antwoine Steele! Mr. Sheets you had me at "Clownado"… but I would love to see Elvis vs. the Clownado in the sequel as I give this low budget clownfest 3 out of 4 stars.
To Hell and Back: The Kane Hodder Story (On Demand) – Kane Hodder goes through his life from everything to being bullied as a kid to what happened to him being Jason in the "Freddy vs. Jason" film. The biggest thing to take away from this documentary is Kane Hodder is one awesome dude but he finally sets the record straight about his burns. Kane goes into great horrific detail of what actually happen in 1977 and almost destroyed his career and him before it ever got started. Kane gets my respect and you don't have to be a fan to enjoy this documentary about him as I give it 4 stars.
Stranger Things: Season Two (Blu-ray) – There isn't a whole lot I can say about this that you haven't heard already. The group moves on a year later after the disappearance of 'Eleven' and their friend returning from the alternate dimension. You will enjoy how they not only expand the universe of the kids, but the sheriff, the government how they are continuing the experiments that may take over the town. A really well written and entertaining show that I haven't been this excited since the "X-files" TV show as I give it 4 stars.
Star 80 (DVD) – Based on a true story, Eric Roberts plays the sleazy character Paul Snider who finds a young and beautiful Dorothy Stratten in a Dairy Queen. She eventually becomes a "Playmate of the Year" and Paul gets jealous, murders her then commits suicide. This was based on all the things Paul used Dorothy's name to get ahead in life while she was just enjoying being a model. Apparently Paul couldn't take her fame and completely broke down. I give the flick about the dark side of being a celebrity 3 stars.
Slenderman (DVD) – Not totally sure why I watched the film based on an internet supernatural story. I believe the true story of the two girls trying to kill their friend for Slenderman was much more interesting than this. A group of teenage girls dare each other to watch the Slenderman video. When they do just like "The Ring" it comes to claim their lives or just haunt them until they take their lives. Anyway I know the film was literally only made for 12 to 16 year olds but how does Slenderman know how to use an iPhone to film his victims? Looking for answers as I give it 1 star.
Granny of the Dead (DVD) – A low-budget zombie film from Wales (UK) where grandparents are the cause a zombie epidemic. A shadow hand in a church kills an old lady and she becomes a zombie. Ed and friends are just trying to survive the onslaught of Granny zombies. The film has its funny moments but is mainly for the hardcore zombie fans. If you are just a casual horror fan you may just want to skip this one as I give 2 stars.
Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror (Shudder) – A wonderful documentary that takes a look at how and why African-American roles in horror movies have changed so much. Lots of interviews from known actors and actresses that include Ken Foree and Tony Todd. They tackle the whole 'blackface' genre of the 30s and 40s to underground horror movies from African-American directors, to how African-Americans completely disappeared during the 50s and 60s in horror movies to Jordan Peele's "Get Out". Really cool stuff that was unknown to me about the cinema but makes me enjoy my time talking to Tony Todd about his role as 'Candyman' but also as Ben in 'NOTLD90'. All horror fans should make sure they watch this as I give it 4 stars.
Threads (DVD) – Just like the U.S. TV movie "The Day After" that dealt with the threat of nuclear war "Threads" centers itself on a town Sheffield, England and follows a few characters. Instead of the view point of the nuclear bombs hitting the U.S. and Russia this is more of the depressing viewpoint of a place not involved. Where they suffer from the fallout just as much as anyone else if some dumb asses try to hit the red reset button. Another brutal look at what could happen even though the film was portraying what could happen in 1984 and its long term effects. I give the film 4 stars and remember we might now be just as close as we ever been to this happening?
Grossfest 2 is coming… July 20, 2019, check our Grossfest Facebook page and www.grossfest.comfor details and upcoming guests. #grossfest #grossfest2019
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Posted on November 12, 2018 by grossmoviereviews
Night of the Demon (YouTube/DVD) – A professor and his students are studying the Bigfoot and its legend behind it head out to the woods. In these woods there are stories of Bigfoot sightings they are trying to investigate to decide for themselves if it is just a hoax? Along the way the professor tells the stories that have told about encounters with Bigfoot in these woods that include: Bigfoot airplane spinning a camper and ripping a dude's dick off! Even though Bigfoot looks like a giant Irish setter that doesn't stop him from fucking up some Girl Scouts, having Bigfoot vision like Predator, and apparently Bigfoot was so horny he rapes a young lady in the woods. Some hilarious and entertaining shit that is worth revisiting folks as I give it 3 stars.
The Devil's Express (YouTube) – Some crazy ass mid-70s exploitation that involves a martial arts master, a New York street gang, and a Chinese demon that hangs out in the subway system. People are beginning to die in the subways after this master… Luke comes back home from China and this demon follows him some way, somehow. After his best friend is killed by the demon not a street gang Luke takes it upon himself to seek out the entity and end it. The films starts off slow but stick with it as some entertaining shit gets thrown screen in the second half of the film. I give this flick 3 stars.
No Escape Room (SyFy Channel/DVD) – Karen and her father get one weekend a month together and Karen is in her teenager stage of not caring what parents want. When their car breaks down and unsure of what to do until it gets fixed they decide to go a small town "Escape Room". Karen's friends have talked about it and dad feels this is a good way to bond. Once there they are with a few other people and the game begins as they only have 60 minutes to get through the spooky house. As they search for keys to move from room to room some freaky things begin to happen and people playing go missing. A little above average horror film that makes you question if any of the events in the film actually happen or not at all? I give it 2 ½ stars.
Dementia 13 (Remake/DVD) – Very surprised to learn there was a remake of the 1963 classic and this version sticks close to the original concept. An abusing rich husband is killed off by his beautiful wife. A couple weeks go by and the husband's family arrives at the castle for a weird yearly memorial. The family never approved of the wedding but the wife did not care as she had plans with all the money. But the plot thickens when she killed soon after the family arriving by a hooded figure. A horror film about rich people's problems with enough blood spilled and a twist to satisfy the curious viewer as I give it 2 ½ stars.
Amazon Hot Box (DVD) – A crowd-funded project about an innocent college student name Penny who is thrown into prison with a few other women for a minor misunderstanding. This prison isn't a normal prison as it is all "Reform School Girls" inside and Penny is the prize. The island is called Rattica and Warden Inga Von Krupp runs the place in order to carry out her experiments. By the way the evil warden is played perfectly by Ellie Church. In her short career she is making an impact in cinema and people are taking notice. Anyway Krupp enjoys experimenting on the inmates. But Krupp is totally unaware Penny is a KS-13 agent who has been trying to infiltrate the prison to bring it down as another agent tries to break in. The government wants this illegal operation to be brought down. The film is a throwback of sorts to the 'women in prison' movies. It's fun, entertaining, tries its best to hit all the right scenes, but outside Ellie Church's performance the movie is average as I give the film 2 ½ stars.
Sorority Slaughter House (DVD) – A project that stars Eric Roberts, directed by David DeCoteau, and written by Rolfe Kanesky that wasn't produced by Full Moon somehow. Eric Roberts stars as a dean of a college long enough to commit suicide and have his spirit transferred to a clown doll. After a sorority girl played with his emotions the dean now 12 inches tall decides it is his time to go murder a few sorority girls. The movie gets a little dull in the sense we have seen this horror film one too many times but the highlight for me was I believe the movie was made at the same house in "Bigfoot vs. D.B. Cooper" and for that I will always enjoy David DeCoteau. It's bad but a fun bad as I give it 2 stars and don't forget to look for the nerdy girl using the clown as "an appliance with no quit"…
Truth or Dare (SyFy Channel/DVD) – No one cared except the select few cult horror fans know of the Tim Ritter film of the same until this past year where somehow we got two films of the same name but went different directions with the concept. This version goes the twisted route where they make up some simple movie rules for the game that teenagers play. Thirty some years later after a game of Truth or Dare went very tragic some college kids rent the place where it took place and decide to play the game and party. But the game gets out of control quickly as they all get upset with each other and begin to get injured or die because they didn't do the dare. A demon within the home waits for that certain group of people to latch on and not let go until they all die. Wasn't expecting much from the movie but was much better than it should have been as I give it 3 stars.
Scream for Help (DVD) – This weird version of "The Stepfather" and "ABC After School Special" is pretty sleazy and written by Tom Holland in 1984. A 17 year old Christie Cromwell believes her new step father is trying to kill her and her mother. Christie always felt Paul Fox was good looking enough to steal her mother away but had a feeling he wanted her money more. Since no one believes Christie she goes on a crusade to convince her mother he is cheating on her. Once Christie has proof and her mother does believe her, Paul Fox and another couple who are supposed to be brother and sister decide it is time to purge these two! This weirdo flick gets 2 stars and little known fact is the film was only released on DVD within the past few months.
Beyond Atlantis (YouTube) – Sid Haig in an early 70s flick as a pimp who finances a trip for treasure on an island where they encounter natives with big ass eyeballs and a woman that must reproduce! No need to say more as I give it 3 stars.
Death Machines (DVD) – An Asian woman and her three assassins have taken over a sleazy city. If you want to put out a hit on someone you must go through her now as her unstoppable assassins cannot be killed. But off course the three men are getting restless with the dragon lady so they kill her and grab a train ticket. Not a whole lot to the film but it does have some entertaining parts as I give it 2 stars.
Blood Lake (YouTube/VHS) – A really bad shot-on-video slasher flick about a group of people who head out a vacation spot for some partying. The party is cut short when a deranged killer shows up to start killing people in the group. The acting is bad, the lighting is bad; I think I do better camera work, so I think I really enjoyed this bad movie as I am Tim Gross and I give it 2 stars.
13 Ghosts (DVD) – A classic horror from 1960 about a family who inherits a supposedly haunted mansion. The mansion is a home to ghosts that their relative brought from all over the world. Even though the family is haunted by the restless spirits there are even more evil forces at work here trying to get the money that is hidden within the home? I give the classic 3 stars.
Dick Johnson and TommyGun vs. The Cannibal Cop (Blu-ray) – With a title like that you always have my attention just because but it never hurts to have Debbie Rochon and Danny Hicks in your cast also. The movie opens with a woman being abducted in an alley way by a serial killer posing as a police officer. After a detective (TommyGun) gets a piece of info about this he is partnered up with a younger detective Dick Johnson. Together these two are given the go ahead to track down all leads on the case as details have already been leaked to the public. What helps the two unlikely partners is a book made of flesh that was found inside a dufflebag left in the alley way. In Latin the book explains that the killer will keep abducting victims and eating them until he has a hundred souls and he will become a god. As the two detectives set their differences aside to get deeper into the investigation the story takes a nice weird twist. A great buddy cop horror movie that reminds me a little of the 80s film "Dead Heat". This independent flick has lots of laughs and blood and I can get behind that as I give the feature 3 out of 4 stars. For more details or to purchase the film go to: www.alternativecinema.com or www.facebook.com/AlternativeCinemaVideo .
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Posted on June 8, 2017 by grossmoviereviews
This week we review the biggest movie of the summer in GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY Vol. 2. And Kyle talks about the finest example of truckersploitation in CONVOY. Then Tim talks about a film with one of his favorite guys of all time in it Mr. Donald Gibb in JOCKS. Also, we answer your questions that come through Facebook live. And a ton of other nonsensical bullshit. So please check it out. Do it for Rubber Duck!
This week we welcome our good buddy JON CROSS back to the show to talk about Eric Roberts (and his mullet) in the awesome, and no so talked about, Larry Cohen joint THE AMBULANCE. Then Kyle picks an action flick that has the best cast of B list dudes in NO ESCAPE (an action flick that Jon has never seen to our surprise) and finally we discuss a flick that was a staple on USA up all night in CHOPPER CHICKS IN ZOMBIE TOWN. Also, We answer all your questions, talk about Horror Realm memories, and have a general, all around good ass time.
This week we discuss two new flicks. One of which is one of the worst pieces of trash we've picked for the show. The first being a movie that promises you a Sasquatch but doesn't deliver a sasquatch in SCREAMS OF A WINTERS NIGHT. And the second we venture out to the theater to check out ALINE: COVENANT. Also Baseball chats (because that's exciting) Kyle tells the story of the time he shit his pants, what we've been watching, news, and SKEXIES….
This week we talk about one of Kyle's favorite actors Crispin Glover in one of the best remakes this side of The Thing in WILLARD. Then Tim picks an early entry in the slasher genre that neither of us has ever seen in THE DORM THAT DRIPPED BLOOD. We answer questions, join Facebook live, and whatnot… so; listen or rats will eat your flesh
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Posted on May 21, 2017 by grossmoviereviews
Wild Card (DVD) – Jason Statham plays a security consultant named Nick Wild in Vegas. He helps protect rich people when in town playing the slots or hitting the town. Nick is known throughout Vegas and is respected but he wants out of the scene but always finds him broke and still doing jobs. Things change when he takes a job protecting a boring dude and the guy just wants to know what is it like being a consultant and Wild's girlfriend gets beat up by a wanna be mobster. She wants revenge and wants Wild's help to do it. The movie is and not in ways your typical Statham action flick. A couple cool cameos but the film focuses more Nick Wild not getting out of Vegas than him just busting skulls on a regular basis. I give it 2 ½ stars.
The Ambulance (VHS/YouTube) – First let me just thank Jon Cross for digging this beautiful unknown feature out of obscurity. A Larry Cohen flick about a man played by Eric Roberts who works for Stan Lee by the way who obsesses over a woman he sees at lunch everyday but hasn't talked too. So he does today and she has an issue after trying to shake off Roberts for several blocks and paramedics pick her up to rush her to the hospital or so it seems. Roberts's character searches all the New York hospitals and nothing. Again obsessed he tries to track down what happened to her exactly. James Earl Jones who plays a police detective gets sucked into the mystery when Eric Roberts keeps popping up at disappearances talking about a strange ambulance picking up victims with diabetes. Just another example of Cohen's work being brilliant as I give this must-see obscure flick 3 stars.
Chopper Chicks in Zombietown (DVD) – A "USA Up All Night" staple that came from Troma in 1989 that will forever be known for having Billy Bob Thornton before he was famous and the fun Don Calfa. A woman biker gang (Cycle Sluts) arrive in a small town of Zariah looking to get laid and cause chaos! Unbeknownst to the young motorcycle ladies Don Calfa aka Ralph has been experimenting with humans and turning them into zombies. He hides or imprisons them in the old mine where he found some nuclear shit that he uses on unsuspecting humans to make them zombies. After eating a kid the zombies have broken loose and want to feast on the town. The only people that can help the small town survive are the Cycle Sluts! Bikers vs. Zombies! This simple but great Troma flick doesn't get as much press as some of the other popular Troma titles but is a 4 star film all the way!
Garbage Pail Kids (DVD) – Finally after many years I sat down to watch this flick that I thought I would have seen in its heyday? I was 10 or 11 and collected the original Garbage Pail Kids cards. I have a dresser that holds extra shit in my basement with some these stickers still on it! But somehow I missed there even being a movie out in 1986 that starred these fun gross things. When I first stumbled upon this movie existing in the mid-90s I thought it was a joke but so did everyone else when it was released in the 80s. Thought to be a massive failure, it wasn't as the budget was only a million bucks and most of that went to costumes and effects of the Garbage Pail Kids who built by John Carl Buechler. The creations or locked in a magical garbage can in antique store where a teenager works for a crazy weird dude who tells stories constantly. One day being bullied the garbage can falls over and oozes out and poof we have several Garbage Pail Kids! They help the young teenager get over being bullied and try to impress a girl. In return the kid must go find the supposedly other Garbage Pail Kids who were taken away for being "ugly". Watching it now and thinking back to when these were big in the mid-80s I still would like to know whose idea it was to make this a movie because there really wasn't a backstory to these cards to begin with. They appeared one day and became part of 80s pop culture for a short period of time. But reading into why this wasn't a bigger budget film and its issues it had coming to the big screen I would have loved to see John Carl Buechler's vision of this being a horror movie. Now that would have been a much better movie as I give this 1 ½ stars.
Zombie Fight Club (Blu-ray) – How to best put this movie is it's like ten zombie movie concepts all jammed into one. Or a better description would be 'The Raid' meets 'The Horde' with some CGI but a ton of gore. More than anything this movie reminds me of a violent anime cartoon come to the big screen. Tough sell but another worthwhile flick for the zombie film die hard out there as I give it 2 stars.
Don't Breathe (Blu-ray) – So it is Detroit and a threesome of young hoodlums wanna break into bootleg 'Blind Fury' Rutger Hauer's house? Supposedly he got a huge settlement a few years back and is just sitting on it. One of the hoodlum's father works for the security firm that protects and put in all the alarms for what's left of Detroit. They use this to get in and get out clean of places. But this is different once inside because bootleg Rutger Hauer ain't having any this breaking in bullshit and just happens to be keeping a teenage girl chained up in his basement! I wasn't super impressed by the movie but at least entertained and understood this movie was literally directed to the 16 -25 age bracket… For that I give it 2 ½ stars.
Besetment (DVD/Vimeo) – A young woman named Amanda is in a tough spot. Having a tough time finding a job, mom acts like she is still a drunken teenager, and Amanda wants to move out. Amanda gets a weird phone call from a woman for a hotel about 160 miles away. She of course goes there to take the job at the Oregon Hotel. All goes well until the mom/son combo freak out and are pissed she went out for the night around town. Now they have her tied to the bed, impregnate her; sew her mouth shut as mom has plans for Amanda and her son. The film is shot wonderful, the characters are great, enjoyed the effort put into the project but we have seen this story before and sometimes it can be only told so many times? I give the movie 2 out of 4 stars and more about it can be found at www.facebook.com/octobercoast .
Safari 3000 (DVD) – Eddie Miles is a US stunt car driver looking for a ride in the African race called "Safari 3000". J.J. Dalton is a reporter for Playboy magazine who is covering the race but needs a race car and a driver to get her around the course for the story. Together they steal an engine and try to avoid traps set by Christopher Lee and his associate during the race to finish it and get the story. Eddie Miles is played by David Carradine in this entertaining bootleg of a bootleg of "Cannonball Run" and Roger Corman had nothing to do with this flick as I give it 2 stars.
Screams of a Winter Night (VHS/YouTube) – A late 70s thriller about several friends go to an old cabin to tell stories to scare each other. Or the movie I am going to put on now when I have trouble sleeping because this shit was horribly boring! Avoid unless you have trouble sleeping as I give it zero stars.
Alien: Covenant (Theater) – Believe me I am still torn that they decided it was better to do prequels instead of sequels but I wanna see these alien creatures fuck people up. These movie creatures have always gotten my imagination rolling with where or what they could do next? But saying that, this film picks up ten years after the forgettable 'Prometheus' and a ship is out there with 2000 colonists that happen to get a rogue call or image from a nearby planet. They investigate their options as they are carrying 2000 colonists. Go check out this planet that was somehow overlooked by the company during scans or continue their voyage to this planet that is still over 7 years away in space travel? Of course they go to this planet and find it habitable until a couple crew members get sick and these creatures pop out of them and start attacking the crew on the ground. Then a dark figure happens to come by and help and it's the android from the Prometheus and explains somewhat what happened… sort of? I am still mixed on the film for the mere fact it tries to explain where and how the aliens are made but also I can watch 28 different versions of "Aliens" movies and still come back for more. The film will still leave fans questioning some things but I do prefer this more than the last prequel. But for the love of Lance Henriksen gimme fucking sequels 20th Century Fox! The stories don't have to connect just give me an "Aliens" flick every two years? I don't hate it, I don't love it but glad I checked it out at the theater as I give it 2 stars.
Scared Shitless (DVD) – Jim Roberts gave me a couple movies from his early filmmaking days and this is one of them as he teamed up with another young dude in Travis Schaffer to make a movie about a killer named "The Red Reaper". Jim Jones lost his mother and sister to this "Red Reaper" a year ago and tonight is the anniversary and just wants some help from his friends. The friends show up, some fun poker playing begins, order the pizza, and then the killing also begins. As the killer is back trying to kill Jim Jones all because a pet fish died! Between that and seeing a young Jim Roberts in braces making one of his first projects entertained me. Now it isn't "Mummy Sleepover Massacre" but still enough fun to watch as I give it 2 out of 4 stars.
Mark of Insanity (DVD) – Is another project from a younger Jim Roberts and his filmmaking buddy Travis Schafer where this story takes place at a Western Shop. A young guy named Wayne is quiet and just likes to be left alone to do his work. But after being picked on constantly about his family history and anything they can think of he snaps. After Jim has been pushed past his limits is when a masked killer shows up to start killing employees off. We even get a Leatherface dance from the masked killer in the film. Not as good as 'Scared Shitless' but still worth the watch to see the passion in Jim and others to get the project finished and out there. I give this Indy flick 1 ½ out of 4stars.
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Howl (DVD) – In the middle of Somewhere, UK, passengers are taking a train at night to get to their destination. Problem… train breaks down in the middle of highly wooded area that we later find out has a history of weird shit happening but never substantiated? But driver gets out checking out the problem only to be attacked by something. Two train workers check it out not finding the driver and debating with the several passengers on what they should do. Finally they leave the train only to find the remains of the driver and now something is chasing them back to the train. They are forced to defend themselves as this wolf man like creature is attacking the train trying to eat everyone inside! A fun werewolf flick with lots of blood and guts and I give it 3 stars.
Jaws of Satan (DVD) – An early 80s killer animal flick that involves a King Cobra escaping from a train and causing other snakes in the area to attack humans. All because the King Cobra is Satan himself according to the local priest! A possessed snake holding a community hostage is great stuff horror fans and a must watch as I give it 3 stars!
The Vatican Tapes (DVD) – A woman named Angela becomes possessed on her 25th birthday and the church gets involved. A special division of the Vatican gets involved after investigating the supposedly possession and tries exorcise the demon from the young woman's body before it completely takes control. A little more interesting than most of the PG-13 possession films that have flooded the horror genre as I give the film 2 ½ stars.
Amityville Death House (DVD) – The story begins with Eric Roberts doing voiceover telling a story about a witch using the 'Book of the Dead' as a means to enter present day. Pay attention as you will notice the 'Book of the Dead' is: A) The Evil Dead DVD Necronomicon and B) its upside down. Anyway, present day and Tiffany and college friends are stopping by to visit grandma. Well grandma lives in the old Wilmont's house that was the house to Abigail the witch during the 1800s. Locals always believed witches lived in the home for years. Now the home is shunned by the community even though Grandma Raymond lives there. Tiffany use to spend her summers there until grandpa died and since then hasn't been back. But now she is back and weird shit begins to happen and six people need to die for Abigail the witch to come into present day. And only in a Polonia Brothers film you would hear the line, "You look like you had a dozen tits?" It's true if you watch the film she did look like that… Tiffany I mean. Make-up effects from Brett Piper and Anthony Polonia, Fred Olen Ray as an executive producer and Eric Roberts involved with a great looking poster comes off as a slight misfire than classic. I expected more but hey it does have Amityville in the title so I give it 2 stars.
Flesh for the Inferno (DVD) – A film written by the legendary Michael Varrati begins March 11, 1999, at St. Christopher Middle School. A priest has raped a boy and the boy told four nuns about it. They choose to confront the priest and things go bad and next thing you know they are renouncing god as they are bricked up in the basement. Years later… June 2, 2015, a youth group and its leader show up to clean and fix up the old school for the weekend but they are warned it's a bad day according to the caretaker. Once the cleaning begins the nuns return causing death and chaos inside the walls of this holy place. Gore, ugly nuns, and a little reminder for me at least of 'The Unholy' and 'The Convent'. A fun and gritty low budget horror movie worth seeking out fans as I quite enjoyed it as I give it 3 out of 4 stars. This is the type of horror film I believe needs to make a comeback to the cinemas?
Black Sabbath (DVD) – Boris Karloff tells tales of terror in this early 60s horror film that even has Karloff playing a vampire in the last tale of terror. Think of Karloff as the early Cryptkeeper. Found this flick a little dull at times but sure there are some older people that would tell me to fuck off just for saying that as I give this film 2 stars.
Swamp Thing: The Series Volume One (DVD) – Yes folks, I am the weirdo that owns this box set but this set actually contains season one and two. The third season for unknown reasons right now is 50 some episodes! It was USA network in the early 90s before they knew what programs were being placed on the channel. Dick Durock returns as the big green guy who pretty much saves a kid named Jim for several episodes before he is shipped off to South America and now has to deal with his older brother Will. The series centers on the struggle between Dr. Arcane and Swamp Thing and the surrounding swamp land. With each story being wrapped up in 23 minutes and everyone including his mom forgetting Jim from the first season was shipped to South America by Arcane. An odd and quirky take on the cult comic book hero but no worse than the 'Friday the 13th Series' that was about cursed objects not Jason Voorhees. I look forward tracking down the rest of the episodes but until then hopefully we can get a movie or TV series that gives this interesting character some respect? I give it 2 stars.
Werewolves in Heat (DVD) – Lance Polland and company make a movie that seemed to be a lost film from the early 90s Troma catalog that even includes Ron Jeremy as a pimp named 'Chancho'. The story centers around three friends leaving the friendly confines of L.A. for the sex, drugs, and party of the desert. Once at their rental house they proceed to the local bar to place flyers for their party and buy some whores. But these just any whores… Let's remember Ron Jeremy aka Chancho is pimping out the best ever. The three friends are so excited for the women and their party doesn't know until it is too late when the women/werewolves show up and start a bloodbath once horny! Everyone may get laid but it all ends in death as these women have embraced being werewolves. Hell, we even get werewolf vision which reminds me a lot of the same thing in 'Howling 7: New Moon Rising' (a sub-par sequel in the series). Mr. Polland accomplished in giving horror and Troma fans a low budget raunchy gem that makes you reminisce about old school Troma films? I give the flick 3 out of 4 stars. More about the film can be found at: www.facebook.com/werewolvesinheat .
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Cowboys vs. Dinosaurs (DVD) – Sometimes you wonder why these types of movies exist? Simply two things: One as long as I am alive I will find them and two I believe someone is stealing my dreams while I sleep or the government is uploading crap from my mind. Yes folks, call Mulder and Scully I think I am an X-file! Anyway, Eric Roberts shows up for a paycheck as a drunk local and Vernon Wells shows up as a badass as usual where he is trying to keep a mine going and escape dinosaurs in this small town. Local boy comes back home to small town Montana to find things have changed and not for the better. A mine explosion happens and dinosaurs are running loose eating the locals but Vernon wells and the local sheriff I trying to keep a lid on the multi-million dollar mining operation. Eventually local boy gets back on a horse and saves everyone but not before you will notice that if you are an old dude in this flick you have a hot girlfriend that is 20 years younger than your character… I give it 1 ½ stars, honestly it has Vernon Wells!
Yongary, Monster from the Deep (DVD) – Love Godzilla, enjoy random giant lizard movies, well you may enjoy bootleg Godzilla in this 1967 Korean B-movie? A mysterious earthquake happens and next thing you know a horned giant lizard starts fucking shit up. It's the 60s and most likely this played constantly at the drive-in as I give it 2 stars.
The Orphan (VHS/DVD-R) – A weird and relatively unknown horror/thriller that was made in 1977. But what was weird and interesting was the film wasn't released until late 1979 and was actually titled 'Friday the 13th: The Orphan'? But some money changed hands and that was movie history as we all know the slasher genre was sent into overdrive! But the story revolves a young boy named David whose parents die so he must go live with his old Aunt Martha and oh by the way the film is set in the 1920s. David slowly goes nuts and begins praying to a stuffed Monkey in a shed and old Aunt Martha drives him into madness which gives the film a very dark ending. I give the film 2 stars.
Dark (Vimeo/DVD) – A new low budget flick from the writer and directors of such independent projects 'Gut' and 'Phobia' which I enjoyed immensely but also executive produced by Joe Dante so you got my attention. The film is set during a blackout in 2003 New York City where Whitney Able plays Kate aka bootleg version of Jennifer Jason Leigh which is always a good thing in my book. Kate is lost in life… She is not sure about her girlfriend, her life, and so on but then the blackout happens when her girlfriend goes out of town for the weekend. Kate is alone and decides to head to the bar to make some bad decisions. Soon she finds herself being followed and returns home only to darkness. This is where the story gets really weird because it raises the questions of did it happen, is she imagining it all, and did she even go to the bar? Her world unravels in this dramatic and beautiful world of weirdness I enjoyed. 'Dark' cannot be labeled a horror film as so much a thriller as you know you are getting something different from these guys involved with the project as they make projects that don't fit into one genre. Think outside of the box in so many words as I give 'Dark' 3 out of 4 stars. Want to know about the film go check out: www.darkthefilm.com .
Future Hunters (VHS/YouTube) – Robert Patrick's first flick from and 1986 and the Philippines where he (Slade) and his girlfriend are entrusted with the "Spear of Destiny" by a time traveling dude named Matthew. Matthew is from 2025 after the holocaust and believes this is the only way he can save his world and stop the holocaust from happening. So Matthew travels back in time to 1986 and meets Slade. But evil is coming and it's in the form of Nazis and the Nazi version of Playboy Buddy Rose! The couple goes looking for Professor Hightower who is the key to helping them saving the world. But along the way they run into crazy kung fu people, amazon tribes on horseback, car chases, explosions, cave full of midgets, amazon women, and gators! After several ordeals Slade and his girlfriend make a deal with the sledgehammering midgets in the cave and find the rightful place for the "Spear of Destiny" and save the world. If it helps make this film any better it is from the same dude that gave us 'Wheels of Fire' as I give the flick 3 stars.
Sugar Hill (DVD) – A young lady named Sugar wants vengeance after her man is killed by gangsters who want his club. But she just isn't down for any vengeance; she wants to get medieval on their gangster asses and recruits the likes of Baron Samedi or Baron Zombi if you are a yinzer like me. And Baron Samedi has zombies that are former slaves that died on their way to America. A fun 70s zombie flick you must add to your collection if you haven't already as I give it 3 ½ stars.
Unearthed & Untold: The Path to Pet Sematary (DVD/Vimeo) – These days it seems a lot of documentaries are being made about horror films and such. Some deserve it? 'Pet Sematary' deserved it for sure for its impact on the horror genre. Honestly horror movie fans it was one of the better book to film adaptions of King's. The Stephen King story that was brought to life by director Mary Lambert had a long journey and interesting one. The film came at the end of the "Slasher Era" and no studio wanted it to be made mainly because of the kid death in the story/script/movie. But with a strike looming at the time Mary Lambert and others took advantage of this and the rest was film history. The documentary takes a very in-depth look how it got from book to film but also how it's one of King's darkest books that scared him when he first wrote it. The filmmakers tracked down everyone that had anything to do with the film and they share stories of how the production got to Maine instead of California but what it meant to the small town Maine residents especially being a Stephen King movie. Plus the interview with all the cast members involved sharing their stories of on and off set makes this one the best and interesting horror documentaries of recent times. I believe it was crucial having Mako Hughes talk about his experience and what he actually remembers of the project to make this the perfect documentary for 'Pet Sematary' fans. The film did win "Best Documentary" at the Rhode Island International Horror Film Festival in 2014 which I know why and give it 4 out of 4 stars. For more info on the project and its upcoming release check out: Official Store: http://shop.terrorfilms.net/ , Official Trailer Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fnP7swXKQXo, Official Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/UnearthedandUntold, Terror Films Website: www.terrorfilms.net .
Voodoo Island (DVD) – A great late 50s b-horror film starring Boris Karloff as a man who debunks: ghosts, demons, and present day myths. He leads an expedition to a tropical island where a millionaire wants to build his best vacation hotel yet. But surveyors that were sent there before disappeared and the lone survivor is in a zombie like trance. Once there weird stuff begins to happen like food going bad, boat doesn't work, and plants just happen to eat people! Fun stuff and it looks like old Boris Karloff had a lot fun with this project as I give it 3 stars.
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2 Bedroom 1 Bath "Evil Lives Here!"
Posted on December 23, 2013 by grossmoviereviews
Al Bravo Studios and Chemical Mind Studios are proud to announce that the independent horror feature 2 Bedroom 1 Bath will launch in theatres January 31st, 2014! This compelling feature hosts a well known cast, including: prolific actor Eric Roberts, horror veteran Dee Wallace, rising star Andrew W. Walkers and starlette Shelby Young. One part The Grudge (2004) and one part Rosemary's Baby (1968), 2 Bedroom 1 Bath involves one young couple's torment, during the birth of their first child. A nightmare is born in the New Year!
2 Bedroom 1 Bath is a supernatural ghost story, which focuses on Kevin (Walker) and Rachel (Hicks). At first, they are rejoiced as expectant parents. But, something is not right. The couple experience strange visions and frightening nightmares as the birth of their child draws closer. Rachel and Kevin must deal with a supernatural entity, which wants to haunt their perfect, new home and newborn child.
This terrifying feature will play in several theatres, across the world. 2 Bedroom 1 Bath will play in the city of Los Angeles and in the States of Louisiana and Texas. As well, the film will play globally, in Russia and several South American countries. Several more theatres locations will be announced as the film draws closer to its January 31st, 2014 launch date. For now, horror fans can preview the film's official trailer and theatrical poster, with more details on the release coming soon!
World Premiere: January 31st, 2014.
Official Synopsis: "A young couple moves into what appears to be the perfect home. But when they discover that they will soon become parents, things begin to fall apart. Rachel, the expectant mother, is haunted by a ghost in a red dress, while Kevin, the soon to be father, has frightening nightmares even while he's awake. The once happy couple is torn apart by horrific events, which all seem to be centered around the birth of their unborn child."
Director/writer: Stanley Yung.
Cast: Eric Roberts, Andrew W. Walker, Dee Wallace, Shelby Young, Michele Hicks and Costas Mandylor.
The film's trailer is here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgigsceWNE4
The film's fan page: https://www.facebook.com/2bedroom1bath
The film's website: http://2b1bmovie.com/
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on June 26, 2014, 10:57am
Earlier this month, ex-Journey frontman Steve Perry made his return to the stage after a nearly 20-year hiatus from performing. And just who was able to coax Perry out of his self-induced retirement? None other than California alternative rockers Eels, who Perry joined for two separate shows in Minneapolis and Washington.
The unlikely suprgroup first performed Eels' own "It's A Motherfucker" before eventually tackling Sam Cooke's "Only Sixteen" and a handful of Journey classics ("Open Arms" and "Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'").
"For years we've been friends," Perry said during the Washington show. "And for years we've played croquet, we've gone to dinners. 'Why don't you come out sometime in sing?' 'Well, you know, I haven't done it in a long time. I dunno.' 'Why don't you get your ass out and sing with us?' I want to thank The Eels for getting my ass out and singing."
During their show Wednesday night in Amsterdam, Eels returned Perry's favor by performing Journey's most recognized single, "Don't Stop Believin'". In the hands of the eccentric Mark Oliver Everett and Co., the once anthemic ballad is slowed to a halt, a fragile and mournful number with nothing but heartache where optimism once shimmered. Still, I'd like to think that wherever he may have been, Perry was triumphantly raising a fist upward.
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A brief history of PBX phone systems
With advances in technology and high-speed Internet becoming widely available, many businesses are moving to Hosted PBX Phone Systems. These are affordable for businesses of all sizes, and provide many advanced features that were only available in expensive, high-end systems until just a few years ago. It's interesting to look at how far PBX systems have come in a relatively short time!
A business's incoming calls used to be connected manually by an operator using cords and a switchboard. Then in the 1960s, the Private Automatic Branch eXchange (PABX) was introduced. This allowed employees to make calls to one another within the building or connect to an outside line without having to go through a receptionist. It also helped to reduce costs, with external phone lines no longer necessary to call someone in the same building!
Even with large cost savings available, businesses were slow to move to PABX systems because of the costs involved not only in upgrading to these new systems, but also in maintaining them because of their complexity. By the 1990s, PBX systems (as they were now known) had started to be integrated with computer technology, which made call handling and administration easier and helped to reduce costs. This led to a more wide-spread adoption by businesses.
"Hosted" Solutions
With advances in digital technologies, today's PBX systems have features and capabilities that businesses could only dream of 20 years ago! Combine that with the quality and availability of today's high-speed broadband, and you've got a solution that allows small companies to compete with big business (without the need for bug business budgets). With today's Hosted PBX phone systems, you no longer need in-house PBX equipment. Instead, you use an external "hosted" high-end PBX system that you access through your high-speed Internet connection. You let someone else look after the expense of purchasing and maintaining the PBX equipment, while enjoying all of the benefits it provides.
For example, common features of Hosted PBX phone systems include:
Call Forwarding (IVR) Menus: "For sales, press 1" to allow callers to quickly connect their own calls to the correct person or department
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Time of Day Routing (e.g. automatically forward after hours calls to your Live Answering Service)
Call Recording to record both sides of any telephone conversation
Call Queuing: useful to help you manage calls during busy times
Call Prefixing to show you which number the caller dialled (useful if you're running multiple businesses)
Call Forwarding: forward calls to any extension or to external phone numbers
Extension Dialling: directly dial any other number within the system for free
Intercom/Paging Functionality
Fixed Caller ID (CLI Overstamping), which allows you to choose which number to display for out-going calls
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Dark satire is all too timely (BlacKkKlansman review)
September 10, 2018 September 10, 2018 ~ Daniel Robinson
Directed by Spike Lee, BlacKkKlansman is a biographical comedy-drama that interprets the true story of an African-American police officer infiltrating the Ku Klux Klan. Using great performances, interesting ideas and timely themes, Lee's 'comedy' is more of a dark social satire turned horror film.
In 1970's America, the first African-American officer in the Colorado Springs police department decided he was going to infiltrate and expose his local branch of the KKK. That man was Detective Ron Stallworth, and is incredibly portrayed by John David Washington. Joining him was his partner Det. Flip Zimmerman, portrayed by Adam Driver giving an equally fantastic performance. The two leads are amazingly likeable in a film filled with hatred, and their performances allow the audience to join them in their utter distaste for the events unfolding.
The comedy at the start of this film is great, with snappy quips and one-liners being shared between characters. However, once events begin unfolding with the members of the KKK, the laugh count drops dramatically. There are still humourous moments within these scenes, and most of it comes from making the KKK look like racist idiots and laughing at their expense, something the audience is happy to do. However, to call this film a comedy is no laughing matter. The subject matter is deeply unsettling and more like a horror film. It is not a bad thing that the jokes are far and few because it would cheapen the powerful imagery (such as KKK members firing guns at targets shaped like black slaves).
The hatred, coarse language and disgustingly racist themes that occur across the film are horrendous, powerful and deeply moving. Closing the film, narrative ends quite suddenly before footage of riots from 2017 play out. These videos prove that in 40 years, the racist opinions have not changed. While the ending was abrupt, the message left behind was horrifically powerful. It is also notable that several allusions to Trumps government are made during the film, including dialogue like "they'll never elect a racist president" and "making America greater again". Though the political message and Trumpian references did seem too forced in some places and detracted from the narrative, the film works wonders as a piece of propaganda.
Technically, the film features fantastic sound and production design, though some of the editing and voice dubbing felt sloppy. It is a shame that such a powerful film would be let down by these slightly less effective moments. I also felt the story was leading up to more than it ultimately did, and it was slightly disappointing when my expectations that had been built up by the film weren't met. Though it's based on a true story and ultimately can't divert from the real story too much, the marketing of this film did also allude to something happening that didn't, and I feel this would have been a fascinating set piece to play out (to avoid spoilers, I'll write what this was under my star-rating).
Overall, BlacKkKlansman is a powerful statement about racism and discrimination. While the message is slightly too forced in places, Spike Lee has used a bizarre historical case to give weight to a serious contemporary issue, all while (rather thinly) disguising it as a comedy bio-drama.
The allusion that wasn't fulfilled:
The main poster of the film showed Ron wearing the KKK uniform. While I guess this is a far-fetched thing to actually show in a biopic film, I thought the poster hinted that we would see him face to face with the Klan members, using their own masking uniform against them. An interesting dynamic, but I guess ultimately too ridiculous to include.
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Mance Co.
Tallis Spalding
Mance Co., short for Men's Dance Company, is a group of about forty guys who enjoy dancing with their friends during their free time. The next Mance co performance will be during the May Dance Concert for Mrs. Terrell's classes. Brigham Tuatagaloa, the president of Mance Co, said that the purpose behind Mance Co. was, "…to have fun and dance around with friends. It takes the stress off your shoulders from the school day." Despite the fact that they don't get to perform very often, the fun that they have during their practices and the friendship that they share translates to their audiences. In a survey of 200 students here at Bingham, 86 percent of students said that they loved Mance Co., due to the fun aura that the guys bring with them when they dance on stage.
Mance Co. is its own individual organization, but it has worked with Dance Company in the past, as Mrs. Terrell, the dance teacher, is the teacher in charge of both organizations. If you attended the True Blue All Day Assembly, you may remember the show that both Dance Co. and Mance Co. put on for the school. Mance Co. does at least one dance for True Blue about every year since they first started a few years ago. Recently, Manco Co. also performed for the Spirit Week assembly, performing to High School Musical songs. Tuatagaloa said, "Before a performance we're only given about three days to practice. The guys are pretty fast learners though, so it's all right." Despite the fact that they aren't given many days to practice, each of their performances go off without a hitch every time. They practice for about an hour after school every day up until performance day.
Xander Beagley said that his favorite part of Mance Co. was "You feel like you belong, which is what I think a lot of people need. We're all friends on Mance Co. and that makes it really fun." Showing that there really is a friendly aura to the guys of Mance Co. Beagley said that his own personal goal for Mance Co. was, "I want to have a fun time… and I want to make everyone feel included. It helps people to feel better about themselves and the things they're doing in high school."
They have a lot of fun with the group because, as Tuatagaloa said, "It's kind of a comedic type of dancing, it's not too serious. So I feel like the fun aspect is there." And if that fun aspect continues throughout the many years that Mance Co. will continue to exist and perform, I'm almost certain that Mance Co. will only continue to grow in its popularity and in the amount of people that join the group. They will be having more people join next year during their sign ups would be at their first performance at the Powderpuff Game and right before Christmas at the beginning of the next year.
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