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Barbara Crampton

Cinepocalypse: Mohawk; Applecart; secret screening

Posted on 9 Nov 201713 Mar 2018 by Lackey

An angry period thriller, a clever meta-horror film, and the secret screening

Posted in Cinepocalypse, Film FestivalsTagged AJ Bowen, Applecart, Barbara Crampton, Don Coscarelli, historical movies, horror movies, independent movies, It Came from the Desert, Mohawk, Ted GeogheganLeave a comment

Beyond the Gates

Posted on 15 Jan 201722 Nov 2017 by Lackey
Beyond the Gates

Yet another middling attempt at gory ’80s-style supernatural horror.

Posted in Movie ReviewsTagged Barbara Crampton, Beyond the Gates, gore movies, Graham Skipper, horror movies, independent movies, Jackson StewartLeave a comment

We Are Still Here

Posted on 8 Jun 201517 Oct 2016 by Lackey
A scene from WE ARE STILL HERE.

An atmospheric, gory tribute to Fulci that manages to improve on the Godfather of Gore in every way.

Posted in Movie ReviewsTagged Barbara Crampton, ghosts, gore movies, haunted houses, horror movies, independent movies, Larry Fessenden, Lucio Fulci, Ted Geoghegan, We Are Still Here1 Comment

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