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Interesting piece comes our way thanks to the folks at Image Entertainment, who sent out a copy of Rabies for us to review for you. And this one’s going to be interesting for a lot of reasons…but will interesting equal good?
You know, I’ve got to hand it to The Asylum. Just when I get to figuring they’ve about run out of animals to fuse together to launch on an unsuspecting populace, they come along with something else. And we’ll get to see just what that something is in the release of 2-Headed Shark Attack, a copy of which they sent out for review. And though it will look a bit familiar, it will still do approximately the same job as all those that came before it.
You know, if I was ever really having doubts about Lions Gate’s committment to direct to video horror, the last couple weeks have cleared them right up, as they sent out a copy of Mothman for me to review for you. And if this one looks familiar, it’s because you may have already seen it. But on the off chance you haven’t yet caught this one on the SyFy channel, then you’re in luck, because you’re about to get the word ahead of schedule.
Ah, another shot of Lions Gate direct to video horror! Good to see they’re still keeping the presence up, and they’ve sent us a copy of The Hunters by way of proof of just that, and of course, for us to review.
I was getting a bit worried about Lions Gate, folks–for a while there, it was looking like they were getting out of the direct to video horror market! But thankfully, it seems that minor statistical aberration has gone the way of the dodo, and we’re getting plenty of horror from them. They sent out a copy of Stormhouse for us to review, and this one’s really going to catch some interest.
Exciting news for all the Asian horror buffs out there; seems like Lions Gate’s brief return to horror importing continues in stride with the release of The Child’s Eye, a copy of which they sent out our way for review. I’ve been looking forward to this one since I first saw the trailers, but would the final product hold up?
Today we’ve got something especially big for you, folks, as our friends out at Anchor Bay sent out a copy of The Dead for me to review for you. And not only was this one a bear to make, it’s also going to be something impressive to see.
The folks out at The Asylum sent over another interesting slice of Asylumization, and this time, they’re either super late to the party or really, really on top of things for once. They’ve sent out a copy of The Amityville Haunting, and they’re going the found footage route with it.
I confess, when I first heard about The Woman, which the folks out at Vivendi / Bloody Disgusting sent out our way for review, I was concerned. See, The Woman is the sequel to Offspring, both of which are Jack Ketchum titles. And that had me seriously on edge. But was my concern merited? Well, only one way to find out–read on.
Our friends out at Lions Gate sent over a copy of Needle for us to cover today, and I’ve actually been looking forward to catching this one for some time now. And while the story was strange enough to keep my interest since I first heard about it, would the execution prove likewise?
