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Author Archives: Jeff Kuykendall
Shout! Announces MST3K XXII
Tomorrow sees the release of the eagerly-anticipated Mystery Science Theater 3000 box set, MST3K vs. Gamera. But Satellite News has just announced the titles for the next volume (XXII in the series), due for release in December. Those titles will … Continue reading
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Nightmare City (1980)
“Zombies don’t run.” Thus has declared, on multiple occasions, George A. Romero – and he should know. His films Night of the Living Dead (1968) and Dawn of the Dead (1978) are not just the key reference points in the … Continue reading
Thriller: “Pigeons from Hell” (1961)
“Well, welcome to the fabled South!” A car is lodged in the mud, between thickly-overgrown trees as night is starting to fall. Out of the vehicle step two young friends, Tim (Brandon DeWilde) and John (David Whorf). Newly stranded, they crack … Continue reading
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Tagged 60's, Boris Karloff, Haunted House, horror, voodoo, Zombie
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