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Top 10-ish Blu-ray releases

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Getting an HDTV and/or a Blu-ray player for Christmas? Here’s my list of BDs you should buy.  I used a complicated ratio to come up with the rankings.  It involved lots of integers and calculations and stuff.
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Christmas Horror #1

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A Christmas TalePaco Plaza

You’ll know the name Paco Plaza. If you don’t, seek out [REC] immediately. Before he, with Jaume Balagueró, directed one of the best zombie movies of recent times he worked on an episode of Películas Para no Dormir (Films to Keep You Awake, the Spanish Masters of  Horror.) Read More…

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MST3K: MT10 #9

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And in 9th place in the munch anticipated MT10 it’s a movie with Tony Zarindast’s stink all over it.
It stars one of the lesser Estevez clan.
He’s not taking souls with Robert Z’Dar so that must mean… Read More…

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Zombies: The Beginning

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“No, it isn’t over, god damn it. If one of those monsters happen to get here you won’t be able to say this hearing is over! And all this bullshit that you think is so important, will only be able to use to wipe your ass.”

Ever wondered what James Cameron’s Aliens would have been like if it was directed by someone without much talent?
What’s that you say?  No?  You know already?
Ah, you must have seen Carnosaur 2, then.

OK, ever wondered what James Cameron’s Aliens would have been like if it was directed by someone without much talent and starred zombies in place of the xenomorphs?

Yes?  Well, read on. Read More…

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The Town That Was.

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This is a documentary about the death of a town.  But it’s not the usual way a town dies.  Instead of a some industry drying up and no more employment available so people move away, this is a little more impressive.

You might have heard of Centralia, Pennsylvania.  It was partial inspiration for the Silent Hill movie.  It’s a town that has had coal fires burning underneath it for decades. Read More…

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