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Cinema Fearité presents Home Sweet Home (Dir. Nettie Peña 1981)

November 24, 2011 by James Jay Edwards

There seems to be a slasher film about every holiday imaginable – Halloween, Christmas, Birthdays, even April Fools’ Day, they all have their own movies.  The holiday of Thanksgiving is ruefully underrepresented in the catalog of horror.  In 1981, director Nettie Peña tried to exploit the thus-far unexploited with Home Sweet Home, and the resulting […]

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Cinema Fearité presents Terror (Dir. Norman J. Warren 1978)

November 17, 2011 by James Jay Edwards

In the world of the modern horror movie, audiences get bored quickly with standard slice-and-dice killings and filmmakers are constantly trying to think of new ways to dispatch their characters.  There seems to have always been a competition to come up with the most creative and inspired deaths, from the early slashers like Friday the […]

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Cinema Fearité presents Pieces (Dir. Juan Piquer Simón 1982)

November 10, 2011 by James Jay Edwards

There is such a thing as a perfect storm in filmmaking.  When legendary directors, writers and actors all put their talents towards a common goal, the results are usually cinematic classics.  Such is the case with 1982’s Pieces, a schlock-gorefest that brought together some of the most creative yet understated minds of low budget filmmaking, […]

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Cinema Fearité presents Beast From Haunted Cave (Dir. Monte Hellman 1959)

November 3, 2011 by James Jay Edwards

Roger Corman is the undisputed champion of the creature-feature, but few people know about his older brother, Gene, who got into the film business before Roger and also made some memorable monster movies.  In 1959, Gene used many of Roger’s core team members and pumped out Beast from Haunted Cave, a quickly produced but cleverly […]

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Cinema Fearité presents Trick or Treat (Dir. Charles Martin Smith 1986)

October 27, 2011 by James Jay Edwards

Before either of them were famous reality T.V. stars, Gene Simmons from Kiss and Ozzy Osbourne from Black Sabbath were serious musicians.  In 1986, both rockers lent their names and talents to a heavy metal horror film called Trick or Treat, foreshadowing the career path they would follow in the decades to come.  While Simmons’ […]

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