Road Train Horror 2010 [Full Movie] ENG

This fun little morsel comes form the land down under. Not the down under that has given us the Hobbit films, but pretty damn close.

Originally entitled "Road Train" but more commonly known as "Road Kill" we follow the exploits of Marcus (Xavier Samuel), Craig (Bob Morley),  Nina (Sophie Lowe) and Liz (Georgina Haig) as they have to confront a monstrous vehicle that runs their SUV off the road as they travel through the Aussie Outback. The quartet survives the crash, although, Craig is injured. Their nemesis, the TRAIN TRUCK, however  is stopped not far from their wrecked vehicle. Liz and Marcus Investigate  and find  the truck empty of the driver.

As Craig and Nina arrive they are assaulted by the driver who is wielding a gun and has hidden in the brush along the side road forcing the group to take the truck. As they speed away to what they think is safety the four find themselves at just the beginning of an even more sinister experience.





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Aleister Crowley Documentary MUST SEE!!-The Wickedest Man In the World D...

The name Crowley invokes images of satanic ceremonies and black magic; orgies with young virgins and the occult; hell, even Led Zeppelin. But who really is that man named  Aleister Crowley, what is really fact and what is fiction? And the man that has ushered in a whole new realm of thinking, and putting what was largely taboo on the for front of the minds of the youth. Decades before the 60's disenfranchised hippies found the name Anton Levy.





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The Devil's Contract - Horror Short Film 2013

I have saved the Devil for last with "The Devil's Contract" "The Devil's Contract" is an aged old story that fame whores are notorious for. This time around a young aspiring rapper who wants to be famous get's exactly what he wants, however, there is a price to pay. Will he have a chance to change his life?

"The Entity" My Thirteenth Must See Pick for the Halloween Season

It seems like some of the best horror films are “based on a true story” as in the “Exorcist” or “The Amityville Horror” (just to name two), so goes my 13th overall pick for Halloween viewing fun: 1981’s “The Entity”

Although one can break up with a abusive boyfriend that fact does not always have the outcome one so desires -even when they are DEAD!, as poor Barbara Hershey finds out.

Hershey plays Carla Moran a single mother of three who works during the day and goes to school at night trying to make things better for her family.

Poor Carla awakens one night by strange noises and as she begins to investigate she is smacked and tossed onto the bed and raped. The act causes her to flee with her children afterwards to a friends house. When she explains to her friend that she had been raped she confesses that that she did not see anyone there. Unfortunately for Carla this is only the beginning of long ordeal that leaves her fighting alone until she decides to enlist help from the paranormal community to prove once and for all to everyone (and herself) that she is not bat shit crazy.

As the researchers investigate what is happening to Carla they discover that some sort of evil entity has attached it’s self to her. And as the attacks increase and become more violent the researchers have to figure how to stop it.

For an early 80s flick “The Entity” boasts some cool effects and Hershey does a great job pulling off being raped by an invisible being.

Look for the compressed, hand marked boobs being made by nothing.

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For Sale: One Haunted, Possessed House as Seen In "The Amityville Horror"

 The neighborhood and the house that is there are synonymous in not only the horror genre but that of the supernatural as well. And now you can own the house that was made famous by the Lutz family and their supposed 28 day ordeal that was brought to the big screen of the first time (and has since spawned 4 sequels and a re-make) for a cool $995,000 dollars. Down almost a half mil of it’s original asking price.

But if you are thinking that this is the place that all the action really took place then you are going to be greatly disappointed. Unfortunately, the “Amityville” house that is for sale id the one used in the original films and not the one that is suppose to be the gateway to hell. Well, that, and it is in the great state of New Jersey and not New York. Bummer I know.

However, while you do not get the actual presence of Satan or whatever “lives’ in the home in New York you do get all the cool perks of having a haunted house (This spacious 3,370 square foot, stately colonial home sits on waterfront property along the Toms River and comes complete with dock for your boat and a swimming pool) without the actual problems that sometimes goes along with them. Instead you will get the problems that come along with owning a movie presence: that of picture takers and horror seekers and the random fan that wants a looky-loo.

Far trade I am sure.

The House Then...


The House Now...


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The Omen III:The Final Conflict(1981) My Third Must See Pick for the Halloween Season

While I don't really consider "Omen 3: The Final Conflict" an actual must see, the first two "Omens" are by far better movies, but this being 2012, and an election year and all, not to mention that tonight is also the Presidential debates, I thought that "Omen 3" would be a fun inclusion into the the must see picks for Halloween.

We find good old Damien Thorn (Sam Neil) all grown up in "Omen 3" and head of his late uncle's international conglomerate, and like his adoptive father in the first film Damien is appointed Ambassador to Great Britain. However, unlike the previous "Omen" films, the adult Damien is now entirely aware of his unholy lineage, and his destiny.

With the coming alignment of the stars in the Cassiopeia region causes the generation of a 'superstar', described in the film as a second Star of Bethlehem. Damien realizes that this is the sign of the Second Coming of Christ and he orders all boys in England born on the morning of March 24, 1982 (the morning when, in the story, the Cassiopeia alignment occurred) to be killed in order to prevent the Christ-child's return to power.

Meanwhile, Father DeCarlo (Rossano Brazzi) and six other priests armed with the seven daggers of Megiddo - ancient holy weapons which are the only Earthly weapons which can harm the Antichrist - hunt Damien in the hope of killing him before he can destroy the Christ-child. However, one by one, Damien kills off all the priests (some in horrific circumstances) until only DeCarlo survives.

Heavy with sub-plots (a poorly done romantic affair and Damien's ambitions of becoming President) "Omen 3" doesn't have the same feel as its two predecessors, however, "Omen 3" does tie things together and is a definitive ending to the "Omen" series even though Hollywood tried and failed to keep the series going with a horrible fourth installment and a remake.   

But then again what do you expect from Hollywood lately?

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