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The Following – Episode 3 – The Poet’s Fire

The Following, Season 1, Episode 2, The Poet's Fire

We were left with the image of someone in a Poe mask setting a civilian on fire. In episode three, “The Poet’s Fire”, we pick up with the person in the Poe mask delivering a street performance that has attracted quite a crowd. As our curiosity grows concerning who is really behind the mask, the person methodically walks across the street and sets the person on fire. Hardy (Kevin Bacon) is with Special Agent Parker, trying to figure out where Joey is. The suspects, Emma, […]

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Top 10 Horror Movies of 2012

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It’s never easy picking out a top 10 for horror, for me that is. I love so many that it feels like an injustice to put them in order. Alas, my duty is to bring you just that list, so below are my picks for the top 10 horror movies of 2012. Enjoy and run out to watch them today if you haven’t already. 1. THE CABIN IN THE WOODS – It is my favorite of the bunch. You couldn’t tell with the number one […]

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Sinister Movie Review: disturbing relentless horror

Sinister is a disturbing movie that piles horror upon horror, with eerie snuff footage and a brutal soundtrack that builds to an ending that, if not shocking, certainly offers no respite for the viewer. In short, it’s one of the best horror films I’ve seen in years. Sinister concerns a writer, Ellison Oswalt (Ethan Hawke), who has moved to a new house with his wife, 12-year-old son and young daughter. He writes true crime novels, and has moved to this particular house to research a […]

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Sinister Movie Trailer

Director Scott Derrickson (The Day the Earth Stood Still, The Exorcism of Emily Rose) will bring Sinister to theaters on October 5. Ethan Hawke plays a crime writer who moves his family to new a house in hopes of writing a successful novel. He finds some old films in the attic that show families that had lived in the house in years past hanging out, swimming in the pool, having barbecues…and being horribly murdered. He eventually connects events to an ancient entity known as Bagul […]

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