by Britt Hayes
(WARNING: This article contains spoilers for True Blood season 3, episode 11.)
Last night’s penultimate episode set the framework for the explosive and blood-soaked finale. At least I hope it’s blood-soaked – after all this faerie and were-panther-meth business, I’m not sure we’ll get the bang we got with Mary Ann last season.
Sookie is trapped in Eric’s basement, and Bill expectedly arrives to save the day. Pam tries to level with him – they need Sookie to lure Russell in…and this is where I get frustrated. Just tell Bill, …

by Britt Hayes
**Warning – Spoilers below!**
After last week’s stellar and darkly humorous conclusion and only three episodes left, things are getting pretty messy on True Blood.
But first they get a little silly as we open on Bill finally telling Sookie what she is. Acting as the voice of the audience, Sookie says, “I’m a faerie?! How fucking lame!” Yes, Sookie, it’s pretty fucking lame. As Bill explains, a faerie coupled with one of her female ancestors, and as is common with faeries, it was most likely against the human’s will. …

Bitten (2008)
Studio: Rhi Ent.
Release Date: July 6 2010
Directed By: Harvey Glazer
Cast: Jason Mewes, Erica Cox, Richard Fitzpatrick, Jordan Medley and Nic Nac.
Review By: Annie Riordan
Okay, show of hands: who here has ever had a hot, sweaty sexual fantasy about Jay, aka Jason, aka Silent Bob’s foul-mouthed, junkie best friend?
Yeah, me either.
However, having ditched his long unkempt hair and trademark black tuque in favor of a feathery do and some manly stubble, I’ll be the first to admit that Jay has cleaned up rather well. I actually watched Bitten in its …

by Britt Hayes
(ed. note: Recaps are a new edition to the site. This is the first True Blood recap, and we apologize for starting late in the season. This recap covers episode 9 of season 3. SPOILERS below!)
This week begins with Eric’s prompt return – family crown in hand at last – to Fangtasia after staking Talbot with something that looked like a medieval dildo after seducing him in last week’s porn episode. Pammy is freaking out, and the decision is made to find a human’s house to take refuge …

by Brutal As Hell Staff
Intro by Marc Patterson
The vampire film is one of the most universally loved sub-genres of horror. Its appeal extends well beyond a fan base of gore loving horror hounds into the arena of casual genre fans out for a good Friday night fright. What is it about the vampire film that fascinates so many of us? The vampire is a monster steeped in mythology centuries old and throughout the ages has been explored in a variety of context. Vampires aren’t like other …

Daybreakers (2009)
DVD Release Date: May 11, 2010
Directed by Peter and Michael Spierig
Cast: Ethan Hawke, Willem Dafoe, Claudia Karvan, Michael Dorman, Sam Neill
Review by Marc Patterson
Set in the future where a virus has been unleashed upon the human race from an infected bat, comes a story of science meets folklore meets the undead. A single bite has caused a widespread outbreak of vampirism. The surviving human population has slowly dwindled, and those that have survived have gone into hiding as they are being hunted and harvested for their blood …

by Ben Bussey
A short but sweet bit of news for ya – Hammer Films announced today that they’re entering a partnership with Dark Horse Comics to “create a series of co-branded original graphic novels and comic books.” First on the agenda? That little movie you might have heard about called Let Me In.
From the press release:
While the storyline of the companion graphic novel is being kept under wraps, Dark Horse Comics and writer Marc Andreyko (Manhunter, Predators) are working with Hammer to create a chilling and exciting comic that will incorporate some of …

I Sell The Dead (2009)
Release Date: March 30, 2009
Directed by: Glenn McQuaid
Cast: Dominic Monaghan, Ron Perlman, Larry Fessenden, Angus Scrimm
Review by: Marc Patterson
Two 19th century grave robbers, Arthur Blake and Willie Grimes – portrayed by Dominic Monaghan and Larry Fessenden respectively – are framed for murder, imprisoned, and sentenced to a date with the guillotine. Before his moment under the blade, Arthur gets a chance to confess and tell his tales to a priest (Ron Perlman). Therein we are laid the foundation for a narrative consisting of a …

by Ben Bussey
I swear to you, I don’t deliberately seek out 3-D news to report. It seems like every other story I post here relates to comin’ atcha flicks – Piranha, Gremlins, Friday the 13th. This particular incoming 3-D flick may be of particular interest, however, as it promises to showcase the rubber clad figure of Kate Beckinsale. Yes, as Variety reports – and we reported back in August – there’s a fourth Underworld film on the way, to be directed again by Len Wiseman. Nothing is known other than …

Blood Creek (2009)
Studio: Lionsgate
Directed by: Joel Schumacher
Cast: Michael Fassbender, Dominic Purcell, Henry Cavill, Emma Booth
Review by: Marc Patterson
It sucks popping in a film that you’ve heard nothing good about. It’s already set up to fail. Such was the predicament I found myself in as I began viewing Blood Creek. It was a film that had been described as all but an epic failure on the part of Joel Schumacher, a guy who hasn’t done anything truly great since The Lost Boys era. Okay, so I liked …