Comic Review: Blood Factory
The Blood Factory
While cruising the dealers’ floor at Comic Con, I came across several exhibits of interest. I want to review what was probably the most unusual booth I saw at the convention – The Blood Factory. The first thing you notice is the prop where a person gets in this table with their upper bodies visible, their lower bodies hidden behind a fleshless, dismembered lower body. This was a popular stop and always had a line of patrons waiting to imitate a victim. But there is more to The Blood Factory then a fun effect and pretty lab assistants.
ComicsOnline Comic-Con 2010 Interview Coverage
San Diego Comic Con 2010 is over and the ComicsOnline.com staff spent four days covering the events, panels, and more interviews than we can count, so many in fact that they are constantly being moved to another page. To make the video interviews easier to find here’s a list and the links to our interviews.
Old School American Horror Panel: Hatchet 2
Adam Green, Tom Holland, Danielle Harris, R. A. Milaloff, Perry Shen
Win An Apple iPad From After Dark Originals
Enter to win a 32 GB Apple iPad from After Dark Originals.
After Dark Films is giving away an Apple iPad and all you have to do is log onto www.afterdarkoriginals.com to find out how you can win. And while you’re there checkout the After Dark Films next series of horror releases, After Dark Originals. And if you’re at the San Diego Comic Con stop by Booth #4035 to pick up a sticker and see trailers for Seconds Apart and Re-Kill.
Winners will be announced July 28, 2010.
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Guinness Book World Records Honors Saw And Others At SDCC 2010
GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS TO HONOR LIONSGATE'S SAW SERIES AT COMIC-CON 2010
Lionsgate’s Saw franchise will be honored by Craig Glenday, of the Guinness Book Worlds Records as the most successful horror movie series. During the course of the next four days Glenday will be on hand to judge record attempts and present official awards. Other awardees’ are Stone Cold Steve Austin, Sylvester Stallone, Todd Klein, and the San Diego Comic Convention. Read on to see where and why.
Thursday, July 22nd
2:00 PM – 'Most Chocolate Bars Eaten in One Minute'
THQ and Major League Eating sponsor world record attempt to celebrate the release of Red Faction: Armageddon.
Location: Fish Tin Restaurant – 170 6th Avenue (located directly across from the Comic Con convention)
4:45 PM – 'Most Successful Sports Movie Franchise' (Rocky)
DVD Review: 2001 Maniacs: Field of Screams Unrated
1864, April 22. I remember that day like it was yesterday. A renegade troop of northern soldiers fighting the so called “Civil War” raped our women, murdered our children, even took out my God damn eye. I can still hear granny’s cries as they burned Pleasant Valley to the ground. They killed us all, doomed us to a life in limbo. Nothing more than ghosts seeking revenge. Guess that’s the way the good Lord wants it; eye for eye, tooth for tooth, as the Old Testament says. One thing’s for certain, our souls ain’t ever gonna find rest 'til all 2001 are avenged.
Blu-ray Review: Relic
Relic is based on the novel of the same name by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child, and deals with the wild world of museum research. Relic is also one of the latest transitions to Blu-ray.
DVD Review: 8 Films To Die 4 Horrorfest 4
It's here, that one event of the year that could be called the horrorphile's Christmas. That's the release of After Dark Horrorfest 4, 8 Films to Die 4. This is eight movies that were picked for the Horrorfest Film Festival held in January.
Blu-ray Review: Alice
Welcome to Wonderland!
So what happens with a fairy tale after it’s happily ever after? Obviously, life goes on and things won’t remain the same as when we left them. Well, SyFy has taken the liberty to give a possible scenario for the sequel of Alice in Wonderland with their mini-series Alice.
DVD Review: Dead Tone
DVD Review: Saw VI Directors Cut
“Don’t trust the one who saves you”
Strange words to be said in a movie, unless that movie is in the Saw franchise. Saw VI is as cryptic and mystifying as ever, but the series is beginning to make sense as questions are answered from as far back as Saw III.
Movie Review: Dismal
So when you‘re failing College Biology what do you do? Study hard? Get a tutor? Date the T.A.? No, we go on an extra credit field trip to The Great Dismal Swamp.
DVD Review: Blood Creek
“In the early 30s’ Adolph Hitler and his inner circle became obsessed with the occult, believing that the black arts were key to their plans for world domination. Nazi agents traveled the globe in search of ancient Nordic relics, known as runestones. They believed that if they harnessed the power of these stones nothing could stop the march of the master race. The symbols inscribed on these stones were said to describe the path to immortality.”