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Ex FBI agent David “Mo” Rutherford had taken up a new calling as corporate saboteur. His new job: Working for a loosely collected ice-cream conglomerate to investigate The Stuff, a new dessert craze that is sweeping the nation. People just can’t seem to be able to get enough of this innocuous looking white ‘dessert.’ The […]… Continue reading The Stuff (1985) — Random Movie Musings

Kyra and four new acquaintances answer an ad in the newspaper looking for potential participants (“freeloaders”) in some sort of documentary style experiment that will film all of their interactions while living together. So, it’s basically The Real World before all that crap got popular. What Kyra’s fellow lodgers don’t know is that she has… Continue reading Kolobos (1999) — Random Movie Musings

Psychologist C.J. Arnold and his wife, Caroline, have just gotten a great deal on a remote and empty mansion. The old place was built and owned by reclusive eccentric, Emilio Vargas, around the time of the Civil War and has been abandoned for years due to a rather dubious reputation, but the Arnolds think it’ll […]… Continue reading The Evil (1978) — Random Movie Musings

Let’s Scare Jessica to Death is a low budget horror movie that keeps you guessing. It’s in the same vein of movies like The Haunting or even Jacob’s Ladder, in that you’re never quite sure what’s going on. With the main characters sanity thrown into question early on you feel much like Jessica, not knowing… Continue reading Let’s Scare Jessica to Death (1971) — Random Movie Musings

Satanis: The Devil’s Mass is a 1970 documentary about the then (relatively) newly established Church of Satan and its founder, Anton LaVey. The film focuses on interviews with LaVey, his family, church members and neighbors of the church. It also features footage of LaVey and others conducting and participating in several satanic rituals. You can […]… Continue reading Satanis: The Devil’s Mass (1970) — Random Movie Musings

A man invites several people out to his country farmhouse for the weekend. One of the guests, Walter Craig, has a strange feeling as he drives up to the house. It’s almost as if he’s been here before, but he’s sure he hasn’t. Not only that, but the other guest that have been invited also… Continue reading Dead of Night (1945) — Random Movie Musings

I’ve got a great piece of poster art to share with you for the upcoming Marvel film The New Mutants. The poster was created by artist Orlando Arocena. We’ve shared a lot of art from Arocena in the past. The dude is extremely talented, and I love the crazy and wild poster he created for […]… Continue reading Poster Art for THE NEW MUTANTS Created by Artist Orlando Arocena — Entertainment Updates

“Dig yourselves some pretty little graves, and dig one for your mother, too.” From previous reviews, you’ve gathered that my opinion of early-year horror is not favorable. The portion of the year comprised of January, February, and March is typically home to movies destined for the Island of Misfit Films. They don’t have a place […]… Continue reading McFry at the Movies: Gretel & Hansel (2020) — mcfryatthemovies

Gozer, for all its wonder, seems to be a Deity without any definitive form or essence of its own, coming to our plain in a predetermined form given to it by its followers, then surrendering its essence to a champion of its worshipers to choose the form by which it will destroy the earth. As […]… Continue reading From the Horror Seeker: Gozer the Gozarian — HorrorAddicts.net

You ask the average person who Donald Pleasence is you might get an answer like; he was one of the villains for James Bond. Those of us in the horror community will always remember him as Dr. Sam Loomis in the Halloween franchise, but with over 200 credits to his name, it’s near impossible to […]… Continue reading Horror Seeker Tribute : Remembering Donald Pleasence — HorrorAddicts.net