A Nightmare On Elm Street

"From modern horror master Wes Craven comes a timeless shocker that remains the standard bearer for terror". Nightmare really delivered the goods.
A Nightmare on Elm Street is a 1984 American horror film directed and written by Wes Craven. The film features John Saxon, Heather Langenkamp, Ronee Blakley, Amanda Wyss, Jsu Garcia, Robert Englund and Johnny Depp in his feature film debut. Set in the fictional Midwestern town of Springwood, Ohio, the plot revolves around several teenagers being terrorized in their nightmares by the ghost of a serial child murderer named Freddy Krueger.

From Dusk Till Dawn!

"From Dusk" has always been one of my favorites. This 1996 action/comedy/horror movie is a real ride all the way through. The movie starts like some out-law, dusty, action film; first you get tide up with some great characters and you just know this movie is gonna be bad-ass; Then at about half time the movie turns in to a wild, splatter-house, vampire creature feature! Robert Rodriquez's movies always does the trick for me. when you put him with Tarantino, you get something special, something creative!

Satanico Pandemonium -"After Dark"

This is one of my favorite scenes from the movie! Salma Hayek is so hot in this performance; so hot in fact, did you notice Britney Spears 2001 VMAs performance, she took so many moves from the After Dark performance, no she took the exact moves! oh and what is up with Quintin Tarentino's foot fetish? I noticed in just about every movie he has done uer sure to find a hot chick's chubby piggies. Here in "From Dusk", Satanico Pandemonium feeds Richie a drink down her leg with her foot in his mouth, in "Pulp Fiction" there was the whole foot massage speech, in "Kill Bill" there was the "wiggle your big toe" scene. Not that theres anything wrong with it, its just something I noticed. So enjoy this dance, just as I'm sure Quintin did, piggies and all!

"From Dusk Till Dawn" Soundtrack!

The album is predominantly Texas blues, featuring such artists as ZZ Top, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Jimmie Vaughan. The film's score was composed by Graeme Revell, and two short excerpts of his work are featured on the album. There are also extracts of dialogue from the film. The Chicano rock band Tito & Tarantula, who portrayed the band in the Titty Twister bar, appears on the soundtrack as well.

Tracks

1. Everybody Be Cool-Seth Gecko
2. Dark Night-Blasters
3. Mexican Blackbird-ZZ Top
4. Texas Funeral-Jon Wayne
5. Foolish Heart-The Mavericks
6. Would You Do Me a Favor?-Kate Fuller and Richie Gecko
7. Dengue Woman Blues-Jimmie Vaughan
8. Torquay-The Leftovers
9. She's Just Killing Me-ZZ Top
10. Chet's Speech–Chet Pussy
11. Angry Cockroaches-Tito & Tarantula
12. Mary Had a Little Lamb-Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble
13. After Dark-Tito & Tarantula
14. Willie the Wimp (And His Cadillac Coffin)-Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble
15. Kill the Band –Sex Machine
16. Mexican Standoff (Graeme Revell)
17. Sex Machine Attacks (Graeme Revell)

Phantasm!

Phantasm is a low-budget cult classic horror movie produced in 1977 and released in 1979. It was directed, written, photographed, co-produced and edited by Don Coscarelli. It introduced The Tall Man (who was portrayed in the film and its sequels by Angus Scrimm), a supernatural and sadistic undertaker who turns the dead into dwarf zombies to do his bidding and take over the world. The Tall Man uses little flying silver balls of death (referred to as Sentinel Spheres by fans) that contain a lethal pair of spiked blades and a drill that destroys the victim's brain. This film was re-released on DVD by Anchor Bay Entertainment on April 10th, 2007.

The Sounds Of "Phantasm"

Tracks

1.) Intro and Main Title (03:55)
2.) Welcome to Morningside / Hand in the Box (01:27)
3.) Hearse Inferno (01:13)
4.) Phantasmagoria / Silver Sphere Disco (05:13)
5.) Tender Interlude (01:25)
6.) Cemetary Spectres (00:53)
7.) Spacegate to Infinity / Jody at Morningside / On the Move (03:31)
8.) Phantasm Atmosphere (01:09)
9.) The Tall Man on Main Street (01:35)
10.) Funeral Organ / Dwarf in Hearse (01:44)
11.) Under the Car (02:19)
12.) Mike on the Road (01:01)
13.) Hearse Chase (01:11)
14.) A Dwarf Named Buford (01:01)
15.) Overturned Ice-cream Truck (02:18)
16.) Mineshaft Chase (02:51)
17.) "Just a Dream?" (01:33)
18.) End of the Game (Or Is It?) (01:05)
19.) Prologue / The Big Dwarf Fight (02:33)

Digital 21- The Killer

Here are a few scenes from the splatter house movie Feast! The film premiered at Fantastic Fest in Austin, Texas, the Chicago International Film Festival, the International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival, and the Savannah Film Festival on various dates throughout October 2005. John Gulager was named "Best Director" for Feast at Fantastic Fest 2005. If you haven't seen this one you're missing out. Enjoy!

Hungry? "Feast" on This

Feast is a 2006 horror movie that is a result of the third season of Project Greenlight contest. The winning team was composed of writers Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton and director John Gulager. It was executive produced by Ben Affleck, Matt Damon, Chris Moore through their LivePlanet production company, Wes Craven, and the Maloof family. This movie made my mouth water in the worst way, it fucking rocked! I was 100% satisfied after the credits rolled. I loved the intro thing, see every one of the characters got a lil freeze frame time so you get to know them, it was very cool. Oh and I hear the second part is already in the works; "Sloppy Seconds"

Madeline Ashton-"I See Me!"

This is the intro to "Death Becomes Her". The movie starts with a Broad Way performance by Madeline Ashton played by Meryl Streep. Like most of director Robert Zemeckis' films, Death Becomes Her was a technically complex movie to make at the time, and the production had its fair share of fuck-ups. For example, in a scene where Helen Sharp and Madeline Ashton are battling with shovels, Meryl Streep accidentally scarred Goldie Hawn's face. Streep admitted that she disliked working on a project that focused so heavily on special effects, saying:
"I think it's tedious. Whatever concentration you can apply to that kind of comedy is just shredded. You stand there like a piece of machinery— they should get machinery to do it. I loved how it turned out. But it's not fun to act to a lampstand. 'Pretend this is Goldie, right here! Uh, no, I'm sorry, Bob, she went off the mark by five centimeters, and now her head won't match her neck!' It was like being at the dentist."

Death Becomes Her!

"Mad" and "Hell" are long time friend/enemies. Mad is an actress while Hell is a writer, but no matter how much they compete they are no match for father time. When their looks start to fade they resorts to the aid of the mysterious Lisle von Rhoman , who claims she has discovered the secret of eternal youth and life. Selfishness and vanity play major roles in this dark comedy about some of the most beautiful zombies ever! Oh and F.Y.I.,I really do keep a copy in my zombie collection!

Money Shots From Slither!

I think the best parts, or "money shots", were thrown away on the trailers;I really hate when they do that. The whole world expects this super grand spectacle and are let down by the "MAN"; then I have to run around explaining how good the movie is; "If only they had the great power of seeing a movie and excepting it for what it is", until then I'll take on the responsibility of helping them "see", you never know, maybe one day I'll take down the "MAN" This clip medley I found depicts a lot of my favorite scenes. Hope you dig; And remember "Damn The MAN, Save The Empire", Enjoy!

Slither!

"Slither" obviously pulled lots of inspiration from "Night Of The Creeps", Both films feature plagues of small parasitic worms which come to Earth in a meteorite. In both films the worms enter people via their mouths and transform their hosts into zombies. During the climax of each film, the heroes use flammable gas as a weapon, creating an explosion which finally destroys the alien menace. At the end of both films, a small surviving piece of the alien attaches itself to a domestic pet. Don't get me wrong, I loved "Slither", it was very funny, fucking gross, and creepier than "Creeps"!

"Slither" Soundtrack!

If you Dig "Slither" then I'm sure you dig the music from the movie. Theres a lot of cool song selections in this list. It was pretty cool to hear "Corb Lund" on the soundtrack. Anyway hope you enjoy!

Tracks

1.) Baby I Love You- The Yayhoos
2.) Feast Girl USA- Jane Jensen
3.) Gonna Shine Up My Boots- Corb Lund
4.) I Don't Want To Lose- Crystal Gayle
5.) I Find You Cheatin On Me- Hank Thompson
6.) Roughest Neck Around- Corb Lund
7.) Sad World- Simon Steadman
8.) Saturday Night- Jane Jensen
9.) Stick Around- Johnny Kaplin And The Lazy Stars
10.) Crazy- The Blacks
11.) 2 Days Smug And Sober- Carolyn Mark And The New Best Friends
12.) The Hand That Throws The Bottle Down- The Waco Brothers
13.) Every Woman In The World- Air Supply
14.) The New Kid- Old 97's

Butter-Fly's Lap Dance Scene!

The part of "Butter-Fly" from "Death Proof" was written for Vanessa Ferlito.I can't imagine another actress playing this part, its so her. Ferlito is an Italian-American actress from Brooklyn; mostly known for her role as Detective Aiden Burn on "CSI:New York".Her lap dance was one of the hottest scenes in the film, besides the ending;but thats another story. So enjoy this new classic from the "Grindhouse"!

"Death Proof"-For A Kick-Ass Ride.....

"Death Proof" is a 2007 "Grindhouse" film, written and directed by Quentin Taratino. Its about a psychotic stunt-man who targets young women, murdering them with his "death proof" stunt car. The film, a tribute to the muscle car movie genre of the 1970's,was so much fun to watch. The characters were amazing, the music rocked, I can't say one bad thing about the film. My brother Adrien "copped" it from some crack-head on the streets of Philadelphia for four dollars, no shit; it was my Christmas gift from him, came with a story and all! I've watched it more than a dozen times already, fucking rocks dude, and I don't mean crack!

"Death Proof" Soundtrack!

This is the OST to Quentin Tarantino's segment of Grindhouse,"Death Proof". The music picked for this film really made the film! Every time a hot song played, and was over, another one came up after. "Down In Mexico", and "Hold Tight" are my favorites; but they all kick ass! It includes trademark audio snippets from various scenes in the film.Download it!Enjoy!

Tracks

01.) The Last Race - Jack Nitzsche
02.) Baby, It's You - Smith
03.) Paranoia Prima - Ennio Morricone
04.) Planning & Scheming - Eli Roth n
05.) Jeepster - T Rex
06.) Stuntman Mike - Kurt Russell
07.) Staggolee - Pacific Gas & Electric
08.) The Love You Save (May Be Your Own) - Joe Tex
09.)0 Good Love, Bad Love - Eddie Floyd
10.) Down In Mexico - The Coasters
11.) Hold Tight - Dave Dee
12.) Sally And Jack - Pino Donaggio
13.) It's So Easy - Willy DeVille
14.) Whatever-However - Tracie Thoms
15.) Riot In Thunder Alley - Eddie Beram
16.) Chick Habit - April March

Chow Down On "Dead Meat"

According to the "making of..." featurette included in the U. S. DVD release, the film was greenlighted under a new funding scheme from the Irish Film Board called "Microbudget Films", targeted at frugal independent filmmakers. Dead Meat was the first microbudget film to receive a release. To cut costs, the crew used many donated sets, filmmakers' personal vehicles and recruited volunteer extras at the local pub.So very low-budget but the gore was surely their.The luck of the Irish goes sour when mad cows and madder zombies go on a rampage, but if uer wearing heals, like Helena, than you got some weapons already; she takes out a few zombies with her shoe!

Dead Meat!

Dead Meat is a 2004 Irish zombie film written and directed by Conor McMahon, starring Spanish theatre actress Marian Araujo and veteran Irish actor Eoin Whelan.Its about a mutated strain of mad cow disease, witch infects the Irish countryside, turning people into ravenous, flesh-eating zombies. Caught amid this chaos are a young Spanish tourist and the local gravedigger. Together, this unlikely duo must fight for survival or become part of the zombie fest.

The Lost Boys!

The Lost Boys is a 1987 American comedy-horror film about two young Arizonans who move to California and end up fighting a gang of teenage vampires.
The film stars Jason Patric, Corey Haim, and Kiefer Sutherland, and co-stars Jami Gertz, Corey Feldman, Dianne Wiest, Edward Herrmann, Alex Winter, Jamison Newlander, and Barnard Hughes. It was directed by Joel Schumacher.
The title is a reference to the Lost Boys in J. M. Barrie's stories about Peter Pan and Neverland.

The Lost Boys Soundtrack!

The soundtrack from the 1987 film "The Lost Boys", released by Atlantic. I dug it, my favorite song off this soundtrack is "People Are Strange". Download it! Enjoy!

Tracks

1.) Good Times" by INXS and Jimmy Barnes
2.) Lost in the Shadows - Lou Gramm
3.) Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me - Roger Daltrey Taupin)
4.) Laying Down the Law" - INXS and Jimmy Barnes
5.) People are Strange" - Echo & The Bunnymen
6.) Theme from The Lost Boys - Gerard McMann
7.) Power Play" - Eddie & the Tide
8.) I Still Believe"- Tim Capello
9.) Beauty Has Her Way - Mummy Calls
10.) To the Shock of Miss Louise - Thomas Newman