Happy Independence Day, everyone! While most of us in the Us are busy with BBQs and enjoying some outdoor fun, that doesn’t mean this week’s Blu-ray and DVD releases are taking any time off, as we have a handful of titles making their debuts on July 4th.
Scream Factory has given the cult psychological thriller Windows something of an HD upgrade this week with their brand new Blu-ray, and we have several indie titles arriving on both formats as well, including Accidental Exorcist, Here Alone, Bethany, and Awakening the Zodiac. Rounding out the July 4th home releases are Peelers and a 9-movie creature feature set on DVD featuring all sorts of murderous beasties.
Accidental Exorcist (Cinedigm, Blu-ray & DVD)
A 30-something, dirt-poor alcoholic (Daniel Falicki) can't hold down a day job or maintain a normal life due to the fact that he is a natural-born exorcist. He soon learns...
Scream Factory has given the cult psychological thriller Windows something of an HD upgrade this week with their brand new Blu-ray, and we have several indie titles arriving on both formats as well, including Accidental Exorcist, Here Alone, Bethany, and Awakening the Zodiac. Rounding out the July 4th home releases are Peelers and a 9-movie creature feature set on DVD featuring all sorts of murderous beasties.
Accidental Exorcist (Cinedigm, Blu-ray & DVD)
A 30-something, dirt-poor alcoholic (Daniel Falicki) can't hold down a day job or maintain a normal life due to the fact that he is a natural-born exorcist. He soon learns...
- 7/4/2017
- by Heather Wixson
- DailyDead
Article by Mark Longden
Len Kabasinski had a childhood much like many of us – grew up loving genre movies (for him, kung-fu and sci-fi, and sci-fi-kung-fu), but unlike many of us, when he grew up he had the drive and determination to parlay that into a filmmaking career which has now lasted over a decade and gone from strength to strength.
His first film was a little gem called “Swamp Zombies!!!” (yes, three exclamation marks) While it looks a lot like the legions of other no-budget forests-based horror movies that we’ve been subjected to in recent years, it’s differentiated by two things that would become Kabasinski trademarks – oddball casting and excellent fight scenes. The latter can be explained by his being a nationally ranked martial artist and knowing lots of people who can fight well on camera; but the former is probably the first reason I became a fan,...
Len Kabasinski had a childhood much like many of us – grew up loving genre movies (for him, kung-fu and sci-fi, and sci-fi-kung-fu), but unlike many of us, when he grew up he had the drive and determination to parlay that into a filmmaking career which has now lasted over a decade and gone from strength to strength.
His first film was a little gem called “Swamp Zombies!!!” (yes, three exclamation marks) While it looks a lot like the legions of other no-budget forests-based horror movies that we’ve been subjected to in recent years, it’s differentiated by two things that would become Kabasinski trademarks – oddball casting and excellent fight scenes. The latter can be explained by his being a nationally ranked martial artist and knowing lots of people who can fight well on camera; but the former is probably the first reason I became a fan,...
- 4/13/2017
- by Movie Geeks
- WeAreMovieGeeks.com
When was the last time there was a good werewolf moviec Was it An American Werewolf in Londonc Has it really been 33 years since a person changing into a wolf was interestingc Well, David Hayter, screenwriter for the first two X-Men films and Watchmen, makes his directorial debut an attempt to revive an idea that scared audiences for decades... And he fails miserably. Wolves is easily one of the worst films I have seen this year, and it unfortunately never gets into "so bad it's good" territory. It just remains dull from start to finish. Cayden Richards (Lucas Till) has it all. He is the quarterback of his high school football team. He has a gorgeous girlfriend. He also has the ability to change into a wolf. This is a problem which, as of late, has gotten rather out of hand. And by out of hand I mean he attacks...
- 10/13/2014
- by Mike Shutt
- Rope of Silicon
What do you get when you take Native American folklore, FBI agents and a dash of choreographed fighting, and place all three in a snowy, deep-woods setting? You get Bound By Blood: Wendigo, the newest film by indie horror actor/writer/director Len Kabasinski (Swamp Zombies, Fist Of The Vampire, Curse Of The Wolf and Warriors Of The Apocalypse). See exclusive pics and comments below.
- 4/1/2011
- by samueldzimmerman@gmail.com (Samantha Fox)
- Fangoria
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