Author: Jacob Dressler

Micro-budget filmmaker and lover of all things horror.

There are a variety of iconic horror movie villains that have popped up throughout the genre over the decades. A variety of which, in particular three very distinguished slasher villains, have actually all been portrayed by the same actor at one point or another. Actor Tom Morga has actually been a part of the franchises for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Friday the 13th, and Halloween – where he played Leatherface, a Jason Voorhees copycat, and Michael Myers, respectively. His stunt work and acting roles are spread across all throughout the horror genre and many other film genres, but it’s these…

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It goes without saying that Marvel has played a big role in emphasizing the importance of diversity, especially with the creation of their character Miles Morales – an Afro-Latino interpretation of Spider-Man that tends to be just as popular and common these days as the original Peter Parker incarnation. However, Marvel Comics is now being targeted over a 2019 Miles Morales: Spider-Man comic book after they seemingly erased a Black Lives Matter logo from the cover. As stated, Miles Morales has become a symbol for diversity and empowerment with minorities. It makes perfect sense to associate the character with Black…

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It seems that, much like the Children of the Corn franchise that keeps on going, not even the Coronavirus pandemic can stop another Amityville film from being made. That’s right, for better or worse, there’s a new Amityville movie on the way – and this upcoming entry has the rather interesting title, The Amityville Harvest. As you can see in the trailer for The Amityville Harvest down below, the new Lionsgate movie looks like an interesting take on the familiar story for sure. Of course, only time will tell if it’ll find its footing with some of the more fan-favorite…

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Perhaps one of the only things better than purchasing your very own haunted mansion, is managing to buy a house used in a famous movie. For example, one of the main houses used in Tim Burton’s Edward Scissorhands is now available. The house, which is located at 1774 Tinsmith Circle in Lutz, Florida, was used as the Boggs family home in Tim Burton’s iconic and beloved film Edward Scissorhands. As those who have seen the movie know, the entire housing subdivision ended up being used in Edward Scissorhands. Thus, it would no doubt be a major treat for any Tim…

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One especially exciting video game announcement from this year was Halo: Infinite, the next installment in the core Halo franchise. Unfortunately, as has been the case with many products this year, the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic has forced Microsoft and 343 Industries to reveal that Halo: Infinite will be delayed until 2021. The team behind Halo: Infinite were able to release an official statement regarding the unfortunate delay. “We have made the difficult decision to shift our release to 2021 to ensure the team has adequate time to deliver a Halo game experience that meets our vision,” says Chris Lee, studio head for Halo Infinite.…

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The year 2020 has been a lot of things, one of which is a year in which the American sociopolitical climate has found a huge shift, especially in regards to race. This means that there is an emphasis in trying to promote diversity and minorities in film, and now actor Seth Rogen has expressed his similar intentions. In fact, according to Seth Rogen, he said he’s “actively trying to make less things starring white people.” He explained this new goal to Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly during a new interview. At one point, Greenblatt asked Seth Rogen for his thoughts…

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One of the most exciting aspects about the first Jurassic World movie is that it made a return to Isla Nublar, the island depicted in the very first Jurassic Park movie. Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom similarly used Isla Nublar as a setting, at least until it was destroyed by a volcanic eruption. Now bringing things full circle, it looks like the upcoming Jurassic World: Dominion will be using Isla Sorna – the main island setting for The Lost World: Jurassic Park and Jurassic Park III. While speaking with fan site Jurassic Outpost, director Colin Trevorrow was able to share a…

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The 24th edition of the Fantasia Film Festival, which will be held online as a virtual edition of Fantasia, looks to be quite the event this year! The festival has just announced a massive assortment of films along with other treats for its 2020 lineup, one of which is a pretty important award for iconic filmmaker John Carpenter. Indeed, Halloween and The Thing director John Carpenter will be receiving a lifetime achievement award at the virtual edition of the Fantasia Film Festival. The news was revealed in a new press release from Fantasia, via Bloody-Disgusting, in which it was also…

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One of the biggest movies of the year, thanks to a rather bizarre series of circumstances generated by the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, is surprisingly Trolls: World Tour. And as is the case with successful animated children’s films, the movie has had a massive merchandising campaign to along with its success. This includes many different toys – one of which, however, is far from the success that its film counterpart has had. In fact, the Trolls: World Tour doll is downright controversial – and toy manufacturer Hasbro has quickly pulled the doll from production. You may be wondering, why exactly would…

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It isn’t uncommon to hear about EVP, otherwise known as electronic voice phenomenon. The terminology is used to describe any kind of peculiar, supernatural voices that happen to be recorded. With shows that discuss and attempt to hunt down paranormal entities (for example, the very popular Ghost Hunters), it isn’t unlikely to not have heard about or seen some form of EVP being recorded. Whether or not it’s real is another thing. With that said, it now seems Christian author Roderick Millington insists he has an EVP recording of Satan – and the entity’s voice isn’t quite what you’d expect.…

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