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Rosemary and Guy Woodhouse move into an apartment in a building with a bad reputation. They discover that their neighbors are a very friendly elderly couple named Roman and Minnie Castevet, and Guy begins to spend a lot of time with them. Strange things start to happen: a woman Rosemary meets in the washroom dies a mysterious death, Rosemary has strange dreams and hears strange noises and Guy becomes remote and distant. Then Rosemary falls pregnant and begins to suspect that her neighbors have special plans for her child.

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CREEPSHOW

Creepshow Has Some of the Greatest
Talent in Horror


Creepshow demonstrates what happens when gather together some of the greatest talents in horror, Stephen King and George Romero, and leave them alone to do what they do best.

Written by The Zombie Master Lee Roberts
January 26, 2007

Creepshow movie poster
Release: 1982
Directed by: George A. Romero
Written by: Stephen King

Starring:
Hal Holbrook
as Professor Henry Northrup
Adrienne Barbeau as Wilma “Billie” Northrup
Leslie Nielsen as Richard Vickers
E.G. Marshall as Upson Pratt
Ted Danson as Harry Wentworth
Ed Harris as Hank Blaine


EC Comics, to those who do not know, was a force to be reckoned with in the 50’s. They had such titles as Crime Illustrated, Weird Fantasy, and Shock Illustrated. What they were best known for though, and ended up getting in trouble for, were such titles as Tales from the Crypt, Crypt of Terror, and Vault of Horror. It is within these horror comics that Stephen King (Carrie, Firestarter, etc.) and George Romero (Night of the Living Dead, etc.) found the inspiration for the film Creepshow.

Creepshow is an anthology of five short horror episodes from a fictitious comic book entitled Creepshow (coincidence, I think not). So let’s turn the page and see what eerie tales lay within the pages.

Creepshow - Scene from Father's Day

Father’s Day: This first story is about a woman who feels guilt for bashing her abusive fathers head in with a marble ash tray. And she should feel guilty because she killed him on Father’s Day. She has stopped by her father’s grave and during conversation he decides it is time to wake up and leave his underground abode. Yeah!! We see a young Ed Harris in this one as well. Good story.

Creepshow - Stephen King in The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill

The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill: This installment in Creepshow is where we see Stephen King himself in the role of Jordy Verrill, a backwoods redneck who happens to see a meteorite land on his farm. He is contemplating the money he will get from the museum when it breaks and he gets “meteor s**t” on him. What follows is the slow transformation of a man into a plant. Not bad but not great either. Good thing that it is short.

Creepshow - Ted Danson in Tide you Over

Something to Tide you Over: This is actually my favorite of the five Creepshow stories and is the one that we can learn from. First, we learn that if we are going to have an affair, make sure that the unknowing spouse isn’t insanely jealous to the point of vindictive murder. Second, we learn that if we happen to be the vindictive, murdering, insanely jealous, unknowing spouse we must be absolutely sure that the unfaithful duo is dead. I mean hole in the head dead. Not able to come back as a zombie dead. This Creepshow installment has a great story, with great acting from Leslie Nielsen.

Creepshow - Adrienne Barbeau in The Crate.The Crate: Classic actors Hal Holbrook, Fritz Weaver, and the lovely Adrienne Barbeau make this story my second favorite Creepshow short. Weaver and Holbrook are professors at the local college. A crate is found underneath some stairs that is unbelievably old and upon further investigation is holding something living inside. Carnage, blood and laughs follow. Both cheesy and funny in a twisted sort of way, this is a great story.


They’re Creeping up on You: How can you go wrong with E.G. Marshall. In this Creepshow short Mr. Marshall plays a mean old businessman who happens to have a slight case of OCD. Being a clean freak, he cannot stand bugs and bugs are getting into his superCreepshow - Bugs from They're Creeping up on You. clean hermetically sealed penthouse. How are they getting in? Where are they coming from? You will have to watch the movie.

Creepshow will go down as one of the best horror anthology films of all time. When you put Stephen King and George Romero together and leave them alone to do what they do best then the result has got to be good. The stories and execution are well done and the nature of an anthology of horror shorts prevents any one story from going on too long before resolution. If you have not seen this classic, go find and watch Creepshow. As a matter of fact, buy your own copy of it - Creepshow is one to have in your horror library and watch repeatedly. Questions or comments about Creepshow? Contact us!

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Monday, September 1, 2008

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The Zombiephile Reviews Black Sheep

Well, it was bound to happen sooner or later.

Written and directed by Jonathon King, New Zealand’s Black Sheep is probably the world’s first zombie-sheep movie, and most than likely, the last. But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t hold a special place in this Zombiephile’s heart. A cautionary tale about the dangers of mixing genetic engineering and zombies, Black Sheep bites you by the shin and doesn’t stop shaking until the movie’s outrageously climactic ending.

There’s really not much that we can say about Black Sheep. It’s about sheep. They bite people. Those people turn into zombies that are also kind of…shall we say, Sheepish? And yes, there’s even some sheep-shagging, if you know what I mean.

If you’re looking for a serious zombie movie, look elsewhere. If you’re looking for a ridiculous, hilarious story about zombie sheep eating people, you’ve come to the right place.

World War Z Movie Update

Well, Zombiephiles, there’s good news and bad news about the upcoming World War Z movie. The bad news: the release date has been pushed back to 2010. The good news? Another two years means that Brad Pitt’s Plan B Productions will have plenty of time to get the movie right.

Although copies of the script are supposedly circulating around the internet, a recent comment on IMDB’s board, also supposedly by J. Michael Straczinski himself pleads with internet users to stop the rumor-milling and script-circulation and, instead, look forward to the movie’s release with earnest:

Guys, here’s a simple question.

Do you want to see this film made, or just talk about the script?

Studios get very nervous when drafts leak out, and they get even more nervous when people start taking it apart, good or bad, online…it can make them think too many people have seen it, start reconsidering their opinions, and the next thing you know it’s back in development hell or gone. I’ve seen several projects at this sensitive stage literally scuttled by such things.

If all you want is to talk about the script, then great…but if you want to see Max Brooks’ novel brought to film, brought to life, and maybe make one of the best zombie movies in a long time, can we declare a moratorium on both analyses and passing around my script (which people shouldn’t have in any event) until AFTER the film gets made?

Thanks.

JMS

This Zombiephile gave up on tracking down the script himself when he remembered that he likes being surprised when he goes to the movies (and when a copy failed to be forthcoming). Personally, we can’t wait to see World War Z get made, although we certainly can wait to see the script.

With rumors flying around that the role of the interviewer will be played by Pitt himself (completely unconfirmed) and that Children of Men director Alphonso Cuaron may be set to direct (also completely unconfirmed), one thing is for sure: the zombie world is heating up, and 2010 can’t get here fast enough.

One way or the other, World War Z will probably be the zombie movie to end all zombie movies, which is kind of a bummer since we like zombie movies! But with a remake of George Romero’s classic Night of the Living Dead and countless other zombie movies scheduled for release in 2008, 2009 and 2010, we should have plenty of brains to gorge ourselves on until World War Z sees release.

Day of the Dead Remake - The Zombiephile Reviews It

Well, thanks to the wonders of copyright infringement and the advent of file-sharing, our Zombiephile has managed to actually sit through the new Day of the Dead remake, and it’s…well, it’s a zombie movie, that much we can tell you. Much less than a remake of the original George Romero Day of the Dead, the new movie is a trite simplistic, a bit silly, and generally lacking in the social context in which the original was written. Nonetheless, it’s a perfectly watchable zombie movie and even featured a few interesting innovations in the zombie genre that left this Zombiephile rubbing his stubbly, unwashed chin.
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Five Reasons We Love Resident Evil - The Umbrella Chronicles

This Zombiephile has been killin’ zombies again. Lots of them. And it feels really, really good.

Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles, released last month and available only on the Nintendo Wii console, is an injection of zombie-slaying goodness directly into the Wii console, and it’s much appreciated. Doubtless the best shooter on the Wii console since Metroid, Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles succeeds in so many ways that it’s hard to distill just five reasons: but distill we have.

The Zombiephiles’ Five Reasons to Love Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles

5) Capcom has returned truly awful voice acting to the Resident Evil franchise.
Anyone who played the old RE games remembers that the voice acting in the first three Resident Evil titles was absolutely terrible, zero inflection, complete disregard for context and personality, real rubbish. Playing TUC almost feels like Capcom went and dug the old voice actors out of the closet to remake some of the most wonderful moments in improbably bad dialogue that we’ve ever experienced. Kudos.

4) The Umbrella Chronicles lets you relive some of the RE games’ greatest (and scariest) moments, from a perspective that actually makes sense.
We don’t mean that the plot makes sense; that’s still total garbage; we mean that the perspective of the game makes sense - you can actually aim for the head now. The overhead, cinematic camera style of the previous RE games meant it was impossible to get that most satisfying of zombie kills - the head shot. TUC puts the old RE games into a fast-paced, first-person perspective that keeps you drooling for more.

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Zombiephiles Hacked - By Zombies

Perhaps recent visitors to the Zombiephiles have noticed something different. Instead of our infectious zombie humor, news and entertainment, visitors were instead greeted by an outbreak of the more everyday variety - a javascript downloader virus in the header.php file of our Wordpress installation.

Now, this Zombiephile will tell you that when it comes to Blogging, his specialty is zombie defense, not hacker defense, but as soon as he learned of the infection he sprung into action, quickly eliminating the script reference in the site’s installation files and changing login information - but not before some loyal zombiephytes were exposed to the infection.

Long and the short of it? Zombiephiles.com got hacked, and although we can easily undo the damage, we’re not entirely sure how hackers gained access in the first place. Updating the site’s Wordpress installation seemed like a good idea, as did changing our administrator login and boarding up the living room windows. Some of our more paranoid zombiephytes are concerned that this may be an informational attack by the government in the days leading up to a potential zombie outbreak - and this zombiephile isn’t discounting the possibility.

For the short term, however, we’re declaring the Zombiephiles.com to be a Green Zone - no zombies here.

“World War Z” Screenplay Script LEAKED!!!

A tentative screenplay for the upcoming movie version of Max Brooks’ World War Z by J. Michael Straczinski has been leaked onto the internet, according to multiple internet sources.

A quick Google search confirms that the leaked “WWZ” script is has been reviewed at several websites, although (like the Zombiephiles), most of the big-name zombie sites aren’t posting it.

The World War Z movie, not due for release until 2008, has been the subject of much widespread internet buzz, thanks to the book’s immense popularity. Thanks to the leaked screenplay, though, things are likely to heat up even further.

As of yet this Zombiephile hasn’t seen any comment from writer J. Michael Straczinski - but we’ll let you know when we do.

Expect to see a World War Z Movie Script Review in time for Christmas. Zombiephiles of the world, Unite!

Zombie Slayer - Totally Super Sweet Zombie Flash Game

If you love zombies, and killing them, and you can’t quite get enough two-dimensional flash games, you’ll love Zombie Slayer, a zombie flash game that our Zombiephile has rooted out and posted here for your zombie-slaying pleasure.

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I Am Legend - Zombie Movie or Not?

i_am_legend_will_smith__1_I Am Legend, the movie adaptation of Richard Matheson’s classic zombie survival novel opened in theaters last week to resounding success - but many readers of the book were left asking themselves, “What happened to the vampires?”

It would seem that the long, rotting arm of the zombie is reaching far beyond its genre. I Am Legend featured creatures that looked more like zombies than vampires - and acted that way, too.

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Do you, or does someone in your life love Zombie Porn?

If so, look no further this holiday season - the Zombiephiles have once again read your frickin’ mind.

Our “I (Heart) Zombie Porn T-Shirts” are now available through Cafepress.com - and they’re totally frickin’ sweet.

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Zombie Porn - A Word Or Two, If I May

So, Zombiephiles, thanks to the wonder of Google Analytics, I’ve learned some terrifying news about Zombies, some starting new zombie information that may rock your world as much as it did mine.

Zombie Porn is the Zombiephiles’ top entry keyword. That’s right - Zombie porn.

What is it about people that compels them to search for the strangest porn imaginable? This Zombiephile has seen a lot, but zombie porn beats it all. You see, unlike almost all other porn in the world, there are no zombies (yet). So when you’re talking about midget porn, that’s one thing, because there exist midgets, and midget porn.

But the reason why the Zombiephiles is one of the top hits for the search “Zombie Porn” is simple - there just isn’t any zombie porn out there. That, Zombiephiles, is where you come in.

We want your Zombie porn! Make it, find it, change it up, just send it to the Zombiephiles and we’ll start a Zombie Porn section! Only the hottest dismembered / decomposing chicks, please - I don’t need any butterfaces on my zombie porn site.

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THE ART LAIR HORRORPHILE

“The atmosphere of a film is the most important thing. Very early on I was fascinated by the moods and atmospheres which emanate from places and people. People in certain situations – in moments of terror, for example – especially interest me. They live more intensely, and we’re able to learn more about who they really are.” --- Roman Polanski

THE ART LAIR - IX

September 23rd 2008 23:59
Socar Myles
Well, I’ll be damned! I missed my monthly descent into The Art Lair. There was no August selection, I’m afraid. The horror! The horror! Lock me in the iron maiden and throw away the key! No! Wait a minute! Not that you were probably aware of the absence, but hey, what does it matter? These bones ain’t goin’ nowhere …

So, keeping the marrow to the point, here’s a selection of fantastic drawings as white as bone and as black as midnight on a moonless night … but with a hint of crimson, ‘cos that’s the kind of twisted person I am, heh heh heh … and you relish it, I know, I know.

Derek Van Den Hogen

Eva Widermann

Gabriel Bur

J. P. Targete

Kyri Koniotou

Laura Judd

Laura Pelick

Martin Vire

Matt Harpold

Matthew Kukosky

Ricardo Jurado

Socar Myles

William Teo

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THE ART LAIR - VIII

July 21st 2008 02:26
Crawlspace
I’ve had a long hard weekend. I am walking shell of man. I am in dire need of vegetable soup and mineral water. I am incapable of writing an informed and witty movie review. All I can post is something slowly emerging from the Darkness, primordial sludge, like the foul stuff oozing from my ears and clouding my bloodshot vision.

Angela Sasser

David Reuss

Derlis Frutos

Irene Bressel

Jen Hudson

Jon Hodgson

Julian Grant

Maria Binderup

Martin McKenna

Michael Jaecks

Rob Molenaar

Sandra Hirschmann

Vomitus Abortii
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THE ART LAIR - VII

June 25th 2008 05:06
crocodile and victim
I’m not sure if the above photo is an artistic installation, but it looks like one, so I’ve included it as my window display. I’ve got a thing for crocodiles (or is that an alligator?) … and the derriere and long legs of the female kind. But I digress …

There’s a bit more colour in this selection of art, a bit more vibrancy in the macabre. But that’s all I’m going to say. I’m not an art critic; I just compile the “exhibition” and let my readers have an oogle. That’s the best way to present art, let it speak for itself.

Andrey Barkov

Bryan Peters

Cathy Wilkins

Christina DeLong

Dimitar Nikolov

Egypt Urnash

Jen Hudson

Jenny Crampton

Jon Zig

Martin McKenna

Miruza B.

Rafal Hrynkiewicz

Tommy Rot



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THE ART LAIR - VI

May 1st 2008 23:14
S.H.S.
Are your bad dreams a little on the bland and tedious side? Do you need a little inspiration for your nightmare melting pot? Imagery that’s truly surreal, grotesque, outlandish and seductively horrendous? You’ve come to the right place … The Horrorphile’s Art Lair, a scarily fine selection of paintings, sketches, and illustrations from international artists.

Chloe Pogson


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THE ART LAIR - V

March 28th 2008 23:29
Scott Davis
If only the modern horror movie was as richly textured, boldly formed, and palpably fearsome as the art work on display here in The Art Lair, I’d be a happy little chappy!

Cedric Savona


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THE ART LAIR - IV

February 22nd 2008 01:17
Gabriel Bur
A picture may paint a thousand words … But a piece of horror art cuts through flesh and bone and etches deep into the marrow an obituary of dark and bloodied brilliance. Check these dark and delicious works by talented young artists from all over the world.

Amara Carney


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THE ART LAIR - III

December 31st 2007 03:32
It’s my last post for the year. So I thought I’d end with the next exhibition of The Art Lair. These are dark and confronting illustrations from artists from all over the world. Linger and ogle.
Joe Kennett

And have a bloody good new year


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THE ART LAIR - II

November 29th 2007 02:15
Meg Lyman
I love the way each person can interpret different things from a piece of artwork, more so than your average movie poster. As much as I love graphic design, a movie poster is, more often than not, designed to illicit an immediate and deliberate response from the viewer; basically the poster should be saying “You want to see this movie! Now!”

Melissa Byrd
With a piece of artwork, whether it be an charcoal sketch, a water colour painting, an air-brushed illustration, or a metal sculpture, the intention of the artist is to create a reaction from the viewer; not necessarily a feel-good sensation, but definitely an excited one. With horror art, the artist’s intention is to create a sense of morbid fascination, unease, dread, a macabre rush of adrenalin as fear crawls up the spine, or, most effectively, a recoil, as the imagery reminds one of a recent nightmare


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THE ART LAIR - horror artwork

October 9th 2007 01:40
throne of death
I was surfing with intent and came across a great site full of horror and Gothic art by a multitude of artists, most of which is actually uncredited. The site is intended for webpage designers, so many of them are quite small images for using as avatars, etc. There are numerous code generators and even a whole section for myspace junkies.

cold eye
The site is a smorgasbord of horror artwork; all blood and darkness for the artiste children of the night. Most are vivid paintings, but many are digitally manipulated photographs, while others are just black and white sketches, and some images are almost endearing, in a strange, macabre kind of way





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  • The Attict - A horror fan's page with music, movie clips, photos, and a Livejournal.

  • Come Play With Us, Danny - A Horror movie review blog.

  • CreepyShit.com - Articles, reviews, convention coverage, DVD reviews, and links.

  • Fatally Yours - A nicely done horror review blog by multiple authors. Timely and interesting news on the horror genre.

  • Horror Yearbook - A well done horror genre news site. Articles, interviews, and reviews.

  • Monster Kids - A community for horror genre fans.

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  • Darkling Tales - A LiveJournal community for supernatural terror.

  • Darktales Infobase - Under construction as of April 2003.

  • Fiona's Fear and Loathing - One of the first horror sites on the net, Fiona reviews massive amounts of horror books. She may have even been around the net longer than me. Very knowledgeable lady.

  • The Fright Site - Games, stories, comics, reviews, and some streaming vampire movies.

  • The Horror Channel - These people are trying very hard to create a horror channel carried by cable television providers. I wish them luck. Meanwhile, they have a great news headlines section and interesting discussion forums.

  • Horror.com - Well designed site with discussions, reviews, articles, picture galleries, and links.

  • Horror Guide: Cafes, Pubs, Clubs, and Restaurants of the World - Theme cafes, bars and restaurants. Not updated since 2001 and icky popup ads.

  • Horror Host Gallery - Pics and info of TV horror hosts from the 1950s to the present, including Vampira, Jeepers Creepers, Ghouldardi, Svengoolie, Count Gore de Vol, Dr. Acula, Dr. Shock, and many more.

  • Famous Monsters Trading Cards of 1963 - A card-by-card guide, with photos, of the beloved series of cards.

  • Gruesome.com - Horror movie reviews, forums and chat.

  • International Horror Guild - Dark fantasy reviewers and critics join to present yearly horror literature awards.

  • Last Page on the Left - Horror articles, interviews and reviews. Very outdated, but was quite useful for years.

  • Tom Malafarina's Art of Horror

  • Mockfear.com - Horrorscopes, a zine, a forum, interviews, reviews, and links.

  • The Monster Club

  • Ray's Horror Site

  • Really Scary

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  • Where Horrors Dwell - Horror movie reviews, an award, some links, and an empty chatroom.

  • The Women of Horror Movies


    Horror Links Pages

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  • Horrorview - Essays, interviews, trailers, DVD reviews, and a shop.

  • K and J Horror

  • The Spookhouse, at LiveJournal

  • Val Cap Dungeon

  • Yahoo's Horror Page

  • Zombo's Closet - A nicely put together horror fan's blog.


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    100 HORROR FILM POSTERS PART ONE

    By Andrew Lindstrom · October 28th, 2008 · Inspiration


    For some, Halloween means costume parties and drunken debauchery. That’s never really been my style. Personally, I like to spend my Halloween evenings eating candy and watching scary movies. Yeah, I’m a nerd - I know.

    This Halloween season has had me reminiscing of the brilliant horror and sci-fi movie posters of years past. Particularly, I am a fan of the illustrated posters that used to be the staple of nearly every science fiction and horror film released. These posters are able to communicate so much about a film with a single, masterfully created image that it’s a shame this style isn’t so popular nowadays.

    Since there were so many amazing posters to showcase, I have split this post into two parts. Part two will be posted on October 31st. But for now, you may feast on the first half.

    Creature from Black Lake

    The Kindred

    Fright Night

    Tarantula!

    Death Race 2000

    Silent Running

    The Thing

    Forbidden Planet

    House

    Planet of the Vampires

    Tales of Terror

    Kingdom of the Spiders

    Day of the Dead

    The Winged Serpent

    The Island of Dr. Moreau

    Road Games

    Equinox

    Nosferatu

    Alligator

    The Alpha Incident

    Up From the Depths

    Zardoz

    Dracula

    C.H.U.D.

    Robinson Crusoe on Mars

    The Changeling

    Invaders From Mars

    The Giant Spider Invasion

    Plan 9 From Outer Space

    Mortuary

    Fantastic Voyage

    Dawn of the Mummy

    Marooned

    Destination Inner Space

    Garden of the Dead

    Piranha

    The Shape of Things to Come

    The Day It Came to Earth

    Burial Ground

    Orca

    Mission Mars

    First Spaceship on Venus

    The Little Girl Who Lived Down The Lane

    War of the Satellites

    The Blob

    Rollerball

    Creature From the Black Lagoon

    Atragon

    TerrorVision

    Jaws


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