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Synapse Films Releases Adam Wingard’s HOME SICK
Synapse Films will be releasing Adam Wingard's independent horror film HOME SICK on August 26th. The DVD will feature the new director-approved version produced by Synapse, with a 1.85:1 widescreen transfer and Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo sound.Posted by Mister Midnight
Obscure: The Aftermath review
As I mentioned before, we don't usually focus on video games here but the folks behind Obscure: The Aftermath were kind enough to pass me a copy of the game and it plays out much like a eighties slasher film, which totally seems to fit here at Oddity, so I thought I should let you all know about it.Posted by Bavota San
Masters of Horror: Right to Die DVD review
Some people get a little finicky with who is chosen for the MASTERS OF HORROR series, but honestly, if you have the ability to make one truly interesting horror film then I think you know what you are doing. Rob Schmidt is only known in the horror realm as the director of WRONG TURN, a film which took a tired old idea and actually did it right.Posted by Mister Midnight
The Descent (2006) DVD review
A friendly group of strong women spelunkers meet once a year to go, well...spelunking. Who ever wrote this film, took modern film theory in college. I'd bet money. Or, alternately, I could churn out a rather excellent essay about this film using basic feminist psychoanalysis--and that isn't necessarily a bad thing.Posted by Dweezil
Maniac Cop
So I accidentally watched Maniac Cop, instead of Maniac -- which had been recommended to me for it's Savininess. Maniac Cop has little if nothing to do with Tom Savini, but it's an interesting (albeit cheesy 80's) little film.Posted by Dweezil

