Anchor Bay Announces Release Date for JACK BROOKS: MONSTER SLAYER

Anchor Bay will put out Canadian cult film JACK BROOKS: MONSTER SLAYER on DVD. They announced October 7th as the release date but no information on special features as of yet.

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Jack Brooks: Monster Slayer review

There is something to be said about filmmakers who decides to pay homage to their favorite films by making movies in the exact same way. The people behind JACK BROOKS: MONSTER SLAYER were obviously raised on a diet of Sam Raimi, John Carpenter, Wes Craven and all of the other \"Masters of Horror\". And like Peter Jackson and Guillermo del Toro, they believe in keeping it real with prosthetic effects instead of the overdone and rarely good CGI that most new horror films have embraced.

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Four Collectable Trading Cards for Jason Eisener’s TREEVENGE

Jason Eisener, director of HOBO WITH A SHOTGUN, is back with a 15 minute short entitled TREEVENGE which will premiere before JACK BROOKS: MONSTER SLAYER at the Fantasia Film Festival on Saturday July 5th.

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Site Redux for JACK BROOKS: MONSTER SLAYER

JACK BROOKS: MONSTER SLAYER has already earned its cult status as a modern Canadian horror phenomenon and it is well deserved. The official website for the film has had a complete overhaul to include tons of tender viddles to keep any fan occupied for a good chunk of time.

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FANTASIA FILM FESTIVAL Guest List

If you manage to get yourself to Montreal for the Fantasia Film Festival you better prepare yourself for tons of amazing guests that you might just happen to run into.

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FANTASIA Teases With Glimpse at Lineup

They usually keeps things pretty hush hush on the lineup right up until the beginning of the festival but this year they released a short list of some things that we can look forward to.

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Danger After Dark Takes Over Philadelphia Film Fest

TLA's Danger After Dark has announced this year's lineup which includes Frank Henenlotter's BAD BIOLOGY, Stuart Gordon's STUCK and oh so many more delectable slices of succulent celluloid.

Posted by Mister Midnight