31 Days Of Horror: Toronto After Dark Film Festival Review – “I’ll Take Your Dead”
‘I’ll Take Your Dead,’ a Toronto After Dark Film Festival entrant, brings three seemingly disparate genres together by presenting powerhouse performances.
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31 Days Of Horror: Devil’s In The Details In ‘Lucifer #1’ On The Wednesday Run
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In The Game – Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 is The Shooter You Expect, with Some New Additions
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Songs in the Key of X Episode 1: Echo & the Bunnymen
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31 Days of Horror: John Carpenter’s ‘Halloween’ – This Time, It’s Personal
John Carpenter’s Halloween is a classic. That is a scientific fact of science. Even if you’re not a fan of the film, you can’t deny the power of the soundtrack, the simple brilliance of its scare construction, and the impact it has had on the entire horror genre.