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6/14/2012

Mariah Milano Is Yummier than Ever!

I've mentioned Mariah Milano before here. But, I think it's about time this stunning beauty gets her own wright up. She is definitely one of the sexiest and most beautiful women to ever grace the industry.
This tanned goddess was born on December 31, 1979 in Brooklyn, NY. Her mom is from Sicilian, while her dad is American. She currently lives in Los Angeles, California. 
She got into the porn biz in 1998. She worked through 2000, then took a break. In 2004, she launched her own website. Then in, 2008 she started her own production company.
I'm a big fan of seeing her scenes. She drips sex from every pore in her body and is extremely hot. She really knows how to play up to camera and be seductive and slutty. This makes for smoldering scenes. She will gladly work with guys or girls, do interracial, anal, or take a good facial. She never fails to turn me on and always looks like she enjoys and wants it. 
I actually first found about her in magazine years ago, when she first started, and had blondish hair. I was captivated by her prety much from the moment, that I saw her. And, I remain so. Even in a simple still, she fucking exudes sex. I want her! And, want her now!
She is, of course, incredibly beautiful. She has sexy tanned skinned, a lovely face, beautiful, long, black hair, kissable lips, gorgeous, and smoldering eyes that make you fall in love with her. Her curves are to die for. Her boobs look phenomenal and her ass is simply amazing. She clearly is someone who has very dangerous curves!! And, then there those legs! Damn! I mean everything about her is just perfect! Even her voice is sexy!!!
Another one of the things I really like about her is that she interacts with her fans, especially over on the Freeones bulletin boards. She's posted on threads where she's shown her travel pics, and most recently, and most awesomely, she's been posting links of her cooking in her own cooking thread! Both her and the food she cooks look delicious! The videos never fail to make me hungry AND horny.
Here is the most recent one she posted where she cooks Italian and shrimp wontons. Now, let me tell you, I'm part Italian and I had no clue there was a such a thing as Italian wontons! So, now I have been educated, gotten hungry, and drooled! Not too many videos that can accomplish all of that! 





If you want to see more videos like this, be sure to subscribe to her YouTube channel. You, your stomach, and your penis will thank you! You can and must follow her on her Twitter! I'm glad that Mariah keeps posting stuff and remains active with her fans; it makes her that much more awesome. And, shows she knows how to keep her name out there. 

In short, Mariah Milano is the very definition of amazing!! She is sex!! And, she is a stunning goddess like vision of perfection and sultriness. So, I ask the same question I did sometime back when I last wrote about her, will you marry me, Ms. Milano? Cause, I love you! And, I know that my readers do too!  

6/13/2012

The Top 10 Sci-fi/Horror Movies Ever

For my latest article for best-horror-movies.com, I pick the 10 best sci-fi horror movies of all time. Let me know what you think of my picks. Do you agree? Disagree? Any movies you think are missing? Here is the link: http://ossuary.best-horror-movies.com/m/news/view/78415/The-Top-10-Sci-fi-Horror-Movies-Ever

6/11/2012

Rue Morgue #123

Much like Fangoria #314, this month's Rue Morgue #123 has the same ad wherein I and several others are quoted for our review of the ass kicking Dear God No!. Being in my all time favorite magazine, horror or otherwise, is fucking awesome!! And, hopefully someday, I'll have an article in this magnificent mag, as well.
As always this issue of Rue Morgue is filled with some truly awesome shit!! First off, the cover, is always the case with them, is cool as hell. The film featured on the cover, The Loved Ones, has been getting a lot of great word of mouth and looks to be a great, sick flick from the land Down Under. 

Also, covered in this issue are:
The Mar Attacks cards (who are coming back a;long with a comic book)- it's really cool to hear one of the people involved with the original, gory, classic card set and his disappointment with the Tim Burton flick based on them. Can't blame him. I always hated that film and wished it was the gorefest it was meant to be!

Lollipop Chainsaw, which happens to be one of my most anticipated games. I hope it's worth all the hype. It certianly is made with the right kind of love, as the cheerleader's outfit says San Romero's Knights. And, it's written by James (Slither) Gunn. Coincidentally, there was a cutie cosplaying as the lead character from the game at Anime Next, a con I went to this Saturday in New Jersey. A pic of her can be found below this:
Plus interviews with Marduk, whose new album The Serpent Sermon is one of the best, if not the best black metal album, I heard this year, so far. And, Garbage Pail Kids style art provided by GPK artist Tom Bunk for the promotional art for grandgore band Cattle Decapitation. Their newest album, Monolith of Inhumanity, is pure brutality!! And, GPK fucking rules so, it's a match made in heaven. Or hell, depending on how you look at it. 
Plus, there's tons more cool articles, reviews, and features in it. So, be sure to pick it up!

6/06/2012

My Love Letter to Aliens

WARNING: SPOLIERS ABOUND!
With the sort of Alien prequel Prometheus opening this Friday, I thought it would be a great time to talk about what is not only my favorite entry in the series, but also my favorite sequel ever made as well as my second favorite movie of all time: James Cameron's Aliens.

Aliens takes place 57 years after what occurred in the first sci-fi/ horror classic. Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) wakes-up from hyper sleep, when her ship is found floating in space. She is haunted by nightmares and learns that her daughter is dead. But, a space colony has been set-up on the planet where she her crew encountered the acid bleeding beast. When contact is lost with the colony, she is asked to help space marines go in and help the colonists. She agrees, only under the condition that they wipe out the monster. When, they get there, they find hundreds of them, as well as a new terror in the form of the giant and deadly Queen Alien.

Aliens is one of those movies that when I first saw it; it made me wanna make movies. It remains one of those films that changed my life. While, I like and deeply respect Ridley Scott's terrifying Alien, this movie blew that film away. I always felt, that this is one of those very rare sequels, that manage to top their classic first film. It's a superior movie in every way. One, that never fails to leave me with my jaw dropped, no matter how many time I seen it.

And, I seen it many, many times. One of the few movies (the only other two are Scarface and Hellraiser) I've owned in every format imaginable: VHS, LD, DVD, and now blu-ray (given to me as a gift for my birthday, May 29th). I watched it on blu-ray last night, and man, it looks and sounds amazing, better than ever! I've preferred the director's cut, since I first saw it on LD ages ago. It's the only way I watch, the movie. It's a longer and, I think better cut. It makes a great film, even better. 

Once the action starts it rarely lets up. It moves at a breathtaking pace with some of the most exhilarating action scenes ever caught on film. That said, it never though forgets it's horror connection, and remains quite scary. Much of that fear revolves around Ripley finding and becoming surrogate mother to Newt (Carrie Henn), a little orphan, whose parents were wiped out by the alien creatures. We don't want anything to happen to this little girl. Weaver's performance as the tough, but badass motherly figure shines here. It's this heart of the movie that takes it well beyond the brainless action film it could have been.

Also, adding to the heart of the film is the relationship between Ripley and Cpl. Hicks. It never feels forced and works perfectly. Rounding out the cast is the amazing Lance Henrikson as the good hearted android, Bishop, Bill Paxtons' wonderfully quotable Hudson ("Game over, man! Game over!"), Janet Goldstein's tough chica Pvt. Vasquez, and Paul Rieser's sleazy and despicable Carter Burke. Burke is truly one of horror's biggest assholes. Ever!
This is one of my major reasons why I despise Alien 3 sooo much. To kill Bishop and Hicks is bad enough, but to kill Newt is a sin. You just destroyed the heart of the second film. It shits on everything this movie accomplished. That that sequel is stupid and uninvolving surely doesn't help either. Thank God, director David Fincher went to better things!
Back to Aliens. There is also the pounding and driving score by James Horner. The music gives the movie the perfect mix of military, horror, and the grandiose. The music played during the movie's most exhilarating scenes remain one of my favorites ever.

The FX work by Stan Winston is jaw-dropping. The creatures look amazing. And the Queen, she's a sight to behold. Big, scary, and nasty. The movie doesn't flinch on gore either, surpassing the splatter of the first film. Blood is splattered, people get blasted with acid blood, a chestbuster rips out of a victim, and aliens explode on camera. But, it's Bishop's implaing/ bisection that is the coupe-de-grade of the movie. It is one of the most spectacular in the history of cinema.
Heavily influenced by the Vietnam War (something clearly important to Cameron as he wrote Rambo: First Blood part II), Aliens is THE perfect mix of sci-fi, horror, and action. It is a movie that I will always hold near and dear to my heart. Even when I feel shitty, I pop this one in and it makes me feel better, exhilarated and ready to kick some ass. Cameron was one of my movie making heroes. Along with Terminator 2, as well as Terminator and even Piranha 2: The Spawning, I looked up to his style. Now, not so much. Oh, well. But, regardless this film, called by my hero and late-great horror critic Chas. Balun, "as perhaps the greatest monster movie ever made", is fucking god on film. All hail Aliens and remember: "Get away from her, you bitch!"

6/02/2012

5/26/2012

Pantera- Vulgar Display of Power Reissued & Still Ruling the Metal World

Pantera's masterpiece Vulgar Display of Power got reissued in a deluxe 20th anniversary edition recently, and it sold 9,000 copies in its' first week of being rereleased. This landed it at the 48th place in the Billboard 200. That's more than double that that of the reissue of the preceeding album, Cowboys from Hell. I heard this news via Duff's Brooklyn Facebook who posted a link to this post from Blabbermouth: http://legacy.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=174388   

Vulgar Display of Power is considered a metal classic and rightfully. It's thought by many, myself included, the best album from the band. They were one of the few metal bands to see huge success in a era that shunned the genre. The fact that this album was so damn heavy, and that each following album was even heavier, only made that success that much sweeter. The band's crunching mix of thrash metal, hardcore, and a killer groove gave us groove metal. They would influence many other bands who dabbled in nu-metal, groove metal, and metalcore. None of these bands, even the best of, though could touch the power of the mighty Pantera. 

I got the album, then on tape, back in the 90s when I was in high school.  And, it simply blew me away. It was heavy, aggressive, and fucking badass. It made me wanna break shit and mosh all over the place, most of all on the bus I took to school. Pantera became along with Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, and Anthrax one of my five favorite bands of all time. This is where they remain to this day. Their music was so important to my life. Admit ably I went through some hard times in high school, college, and in some of the early years of my post-college life. Yet, their music always gave me energy and power. Even when I felt like shit, they were one of the bands that I could count on to get me pumped. For that reason along, my connection to the band is extremely deep. 

When Dimebag was tragically killed in December 8, 2004, it saddened me greatly. I cried. Shit, even writing this brings back some of those feelings. I wrote a letter to Revolver magazine, which got printed expressing my sadness and my deep love for him and Pantera.
The reissuee proves that this album has not lost any of it's power despite the many bands that have ripped-off the Pantera groove and sound. It's still heavy and killer as fuck. Aside from the classic album, with such ferocious classic tracks as "Walk", "This Love", "Fucking Hostile", and "Mouth of War" (my all time favorite Pantera track), it comes with the never before released track "Piss". Unlike many never before released tracks that are kind of lame, this one is totally killer!! There are also some live videos on a DVD, as well as the three videos made for the album. 
Pantera and Vulgar Display of Power fucking rule. And, if you need to be reminded then hear ya go:


I would like to also take this time to wish you all a safe and fun long Memorial Day Weekend. And, to not forget the true meaning of it, either. As, we should always remember and be thankful for those who made the ultimate sacrifice for us.



5/25/2012

Dear God No! DVD News, Debbie Rochon, and Fangoria #314

This weekend I discovered a truly kick ass thing. A quote from my review of the truly awesome Dear God No! is on the ad for the DVD in the current June 2012 issue of Fangoria #314! Other fellow horror bloggers are also quoted. I have to say this made my day. I've had two letter printed in Fango when I was younger, I've had an interview printed in it, and now this! Who knows what's next! 

From the official press release:
ATLANTA – May 17, 2012 – Independent genre label Big World Pictures has announced their first release will be the award winning 70s drive-in tribute DEAR GOD NO! arriving on DVD June 5th, with an arsenal of bonus features that include:
·    Anamorphic 16:9 transfer from Super 16mm Negative
·    Theatrical Trailer
·    Behind the Scenes
·    Zombie Apocalypse Canadian Theatrical Promo
·    Torture Porn Parody Promo for The South Alabama Film Festival
·      Commentary with writer/director James Bickert & composer Richard Davis
·    Commentary with actors Jett Bryant, Madeline Brumby and Shane Morton
·    Still gallery & poster art slideshow from the set, theatrical screenings and film festivals
·    Six hidden Easter eggs
Hailed as an “unapologetic homage to classic grindhouse cinema” by DailyGrindHouse.com, DEAR GOD NO! was shot on Super 16MM film, using equipment from the era, to ensure an authentic throwback to 70’s exploitation films. The film follows outlaw motorcycle gang The Impalers through a murder spree that ends in a home invasion gone terribly wrong when they attack two graduate students, a disgraced Anthropologist and his teenage daughter.  A demonic creature in the woods, a deadly secret in the basement, rivers of blood and abundant nudity add to the surprises that are sure to thrill genre fans. Dear God No! features original music by The 45's, The Biters, The Booze and poster/DVD artwork by The Dude Designs.
DEAR GOD NO! was released theatrically in 2011 to rave reviews from horror enthusiasts and critics as well as festivals, taking home honors that include:
-      Winner Best Exploitation Film – Arizona Underground Film Festival 2011, Tucson, Ariz.
-      Winner Best Exploitation Film – Pollygrind 2011, Las Vegas, Nev.
-      Winner Audience Award Best Feature Film – Pollygrind 2011, Las Vegas, Nev.
-      Winner Audience Award Best Feature Film – Corpsedance International Horror Film Festival 2011, Raleigh, N.C.
-      Winner Audience Award Best Feature Film  – Zinema Zombiefest 2011, Bogota, Colombia
DEAR GOD NO! is Big World Pictures’ signature launching title for a series of films currently  in pre-production appealing to nostalgic collectors yearning to see fun genre trash shot on film.
“We’re looking to produce, unearth and distribute a specific type of film that reminds us of the wonderful American drive-ins of the 70s and 80s. DEAR GOD NO! is the perfect piece of cinema to kick start this venture and usher in a wave of throwback films reminiscent of those we would have seen in a triple feature under the stars with our best girl on a hot summer night,” says Founder James Bickert.
Big World Pictures is currently in pre-production for the forthcoming FRANKENSTEIN CREATED BIKERS and REBEL HELL. The company plans to continue shooting on film with vintage cameras and providing the outrageous entertainment audiences loved from DEAR GOD NO!
“We’re trying to avoid the zombie and paranormal craze and offer audiences an alternative reel of fun retro flicks. We call it suds cinema that leads to a party breaking out with your friends. We’ll be diving into Hicksploitation, Girl Gangs and bringing back the monster suit. Our mission is to make the films we always wanted to see with no compromises and hope they find an audience.”
Preorder the DEAR GOD NO! DVD today on Amazon.com and visit www.deargodnomovie.com for film reviews and additional details.

Getting back to the aforementioned issue of Fango my long time friend, one of the sweetest people in the world, and one of the horror genre's greatest actresses is on the cover: Debbie Rochon!!! I am so happy to see her on it. She deserves all the success she's got. Aside from her good heart and devotion to the genre, she's been through a lot and Lord knows she busts her ass. 

Cheers to you Debbie, my dear friend! 

So, do me, and even more so her, a solid and go pick up this awesome issue, please!

5/24/2012

Lovely Molly

The latest from Eduardo (The Blair Witch Project) Sanchez, Lovely Molly, is currently in limited release, and I got to review it for Best-horror-movies.com. Check out the review here: http://www.best-horror-movies.com/lovely-molly-2012-review.html

5/23/2012

Thou Shalt Not Kill… Except

You wanna see Sam Raimi play a Charles Manson type killer? Then Thou Shalt Not Kill... Except is THE movie for you! Check out my review of this fun flick for best-horror-movies.com here: http://www.best-horror-movies.com/thou-shall-not-kill-except-1985-review.html



5/20/2012