Berberian Sound Studio (REVIEW)

In Robert Spadoni’s book “Uncanny Bodies” the author argues that the U.S. film industry’s acceptance of sound technology was one of the key contributing factors in establishing the modern horror genre. Sound became a method by which films sought out and experimented with new ways of engaging and potentially growing their audience. Certainly no cinematic form held more potential for this then those with high spectacle, fantastic elements.

Airbourne – “Black Dog Barking”

Every generation needs an AC/DC. Despite losing their original lead singer, Bon Scott, in 1980, AC/DC has managed to hang around for a few generations thanks to replacement Brian Johnson. However, with guitarist Angus Young getting dangerously close to 60, there’s something about him prancing around in a schoolboy outfit that has lost some of its original appeal. That isn’t to say AC/DC has lost their touch, they’re still one of the most entertaining live acts in the world, but when the time comes to officially pass the torch, no band is better suited for the handoff than Airbourne.

V/H/S/2 (REVIEW)

Amidst internet acclaim and a wide array of excitement from the horror community, "V/H/S/2" arrived today 6/6/13 on demand throughout streaming services all across America. Local cable providers, iTunes, Vudu, CinemaNow and a variety of other outlets are carrying the independent anthology horror sequel at a robust $9.99 price tag per rental. This is all before the film expands to a limited theater engagement throughout the summer in a variety of densely populated cities.

Trailers: "Insidious Chapter 2"

Director James Wan invites you to tip toe through the tulips once more (before he heads off to direct the next installment of the "Fast and the Furious" franchise).

See the new trailer here.

"Insidious Chapter 2" opens September 13th.

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