B-Movie Gazette: PREVIEW OCTOBER "HORROR" ISSUE w/ THREE REPOSTS RIGHT OFF THE BAT AND THREE HINTS FOR B-MOVIE OF THE MONTH

B-MOVIE OF THE MONTH - DEAD END (2003)

Made for less than a million dollars, the slightly obscure Dead End is a chilling little indie you don't want to miss. It might just be the best Christmas horror movie no one ever heard of and every dollar is up there on the screen. It's quirky, weird, funny, bizarre, and scary all at once. Black comedy for sure but much more, this would make a nice double feature with The Perfect Host, another movie we're big on around here. So, grab some eggnog and a snack or two and check out the inimitable Ray Wise with legendary Lin Shaye as they take their family down a wrong turn, what's up with this road? Why doesn't it end? After all, they're just trying to make it to Christmas Eve dessert at Frank's mother's house. Tubi, Plex, Freevee, enjoy! 2.75 stars/2.75

Wednesday, September 25, 2024

PREVIEW OCTOBER "HORROR" ISSUE w/ THREE REPOSTS RIGHT OFF THE BAT AND THREE HINTS FOR B-MOVIE OF THE MONTH

Greetings All - That time of the year is upon us once again; this time I almost feel late to the party. I mean, I've seen Halloween decorations up in first week of September in some places, right? Well, B-Movie Gazette gets into the spirit starting right now and all month we'll be featuring nothing but horror posts.

Oh yeah! To set the mood, here's three cool flicks right off the bat 3 hints for next month's B-movie of the month are 1) it's a horror anthology 2) it's not a Stephen King 3) it will give you it's title