Sex toy company Fleshlight is getting into the Halloween spirit with the release of their Fleshlight Freaks series. Available in five different models — The Cyborg, The Alien, The Drac,The Frankenstein and The Zombie — the Fleshlights and Fleshjacks are certain to raise your spirits this holiday season.
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NSFW! FLESHLIGHT PROMISES ADULT TRICKS AND TREATS FOR HALLOWEEN
Posted in Aliens, Fantasy, Fetish, Halloween, Monsters, News, Sex, Toys, Vampires, Zombies with tags Dracula, Fleshlight, Fleshlight Freaks, Frankenstein, Halloween on September 28, 2011 by darklordbunnykinsTORONTO AFTER DARK ANNOUNCES NEXT SLATE OF FILMS
Posted in Devils, Events, Fantasy, Festivals, Ghosts, Gore, Halloween, Monsters, Movies, News, Sci-Fi, Serial Killers, Supernatural, Thriller, Vampires, Violence, Zombies with tags Adam Lopez, Angela Bettis, FanTasia Film Festival, House of the Devil, John Landis, Lucky McKee, Midnight Son, Sundance Film Festival, The Innkeepers, The Woman, Ti West, Toronto After Dark Film Festival, Toronto Underground Cinema, war of the dead on September 27, 2011 by darklordbunnykinsToronto After Dark Film Festival founder Adam Lopez announced the next slate of macabre movies to show at his fast-growing genre film festival, which will take place at the Toronto Underground Cinema between Oct. 20 and 27, on last night’s edition of Inner Space. Among the new additions:
KILL MATILDA ANNOUNCE ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE CDN TOUR
Posted in Concerts, Events, Music, News, Zombies with tags East Vancouver, Kill Matilda, Zombie Apocalypse on August 19, 2011 by darklordbunnykinsEast Vancouver “hard punk rockers” Kill Matilda release their debut full-length, I Want Revenge, on October 11th and to support it they are crossing Canada on their Zombie Apocalypse Tour.
PUTRID PREVIEW: HORROR EDITION OF “FANBOY CONFESSIONAL”
Posted in Art, Events, Fetish, Halloween, Interviews, Monsters, Movies, Music, News, Rue Morgue, Tattoos, Toys, Zombies with tags Bob Tyrrell, Fanboy Confessional, Gary Pullin, Rodrigo Gudino, rue morgue magazine, Space, The Abominable Dr. Phibes, Thea Munster, Toronto Zombie Walk, Vincent Price, Zombie Walk on July 14, 2011 by darklordbunnykinsThe SPACE Network’s new six-part documentary show Fanboy Confessional, which, not surprisingly, explores all aspects of fandom, delves into horror in next week’s episode. Producers turn their sorry sights on Toronto Zombie Walk founder (and Hamilton, ON resident) Thea Munster and Rue Morgue Magazine art director \”Ghoulish\” Gary Pullin. (Disclosure: I write for Rue Morgue and am friends with Gary.)
KANYE WEST’S GORY “MONSTER” VIDEO LEAKS
Posted in Art, Fetish, Gore, Monsters, Music, News, Video, Werewolves, Zombies with tags Jay-Z, Kany West, Monster, Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross on January 2, 2011 by darklordbunnykinsThe unfinished version of Kanye West’s “Monster” video leaked online recently, and while the DLB isn’t a big hip hop fan, the video should peak the interest of horror fans with its macabre imagery, including West holding a decapitated head, beautiful dead women hanging around Rick Ross, and Nicki Minaj sporting fangs. No word yet when the finished video will be released.
DVD REVIEW: “RESIDENT EVIL: AFTERMATH”
Posted in DVD, Gore, Monsters, Movies, Reviews, Violence, Zombies with tags Agent Smith, Ali Larter, Alice, Blade II, Claire Redfield, Hugo Weaving, Jeremy Bolt, Milla Jovovich, Paul W.S. Anderson, Resident Evil: Afterlife, Resident Evil: Extinction, Shawn Roberts, The Executioner, The Matrix, Toronto, Umbrella Corporation on December 28, 2010 by darklordbunnykins
RESIDENT EVIL: AFTERLIFE
Starring Milla Jovovich, Ali Larter and Shawn Roberts
Written and directed by Paul W.S. Anderson
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
If you’ve followed the Resident Evil movie franchise this far, odds are you have accepted the fact that they value action over horror, are not terribly well-written and don’t religiously follow the video game series that inspired them. With those expectations in mind, Resident Evil: Afterlife, the fourth live-action RE film, boasts some astonishing set pieces, impressive visual effects and a wholly ridiculous story.