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Family Plot – The DVD Review

5 May 2013 6:45 PM, PDT | WeAreMovieGeeks.com | See recent WeAreMovieGeeks.com news »

Review by Sam Moffitt

After seeing the wonderful new movie Hitchcock in a theater and now seeing it again on Blu-Ray I thought it might be nice to revisit one of the Master of Suspense’s own films, preferably one I had not seen in some time.  Family Plot was Sir Alfred’s last film and a pretty good finale to an amazing career that started in the silent era, an apprentice ship at Ufa Studio’s in Germany, watching no less a master film maker than Fritz Lang and ended in the 70’s when all the rules of film making were being broken by a bunch of young mavericks who changed the language of film altogether.

When I was a kid I loved everything about Hitchcock.  I read his mystery magazine avidly, often in high school study hall instead of reading from a text book.  My Mother would let »

- Movie Geeks

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The Appearing Promises to Whet Your Demonic Appetite: First Trailer

12 February 2013 10:42 AM, PST | 28 Days Later Analysis | See recent 28 Days Later Analysis news »

Tagline: "It took her soul, you're next." If you have not had your fill of possession styled film in titles such as The Exorcist (1973), Burnt Offerings (1976), Fallen (1998), The Exorcism of Emily Rose (2005), The Rite (2011) and many more, then you might find supernatural satiation with Daric Gates' The Appearing. This title stars Dean Cain as Dr. Shaw. Dr. Shaw believes that a supernatural entity is possessing a young man. When others turn up possessed, Michael (Will Wallace), the the local Sheriff is hard pressed to respond. The first trailer and poster for The Appearing has been released. Both media forms show Rachel forefront. Rachel, played by Emily Brooks, is tormented by visions of a missing girl, which help her uncover an ancient mystery. Fans of possession thrillers can find out more about this title below, with production expected to complete later this year (2013). Director: Daric Gates. Writers: Daric Gates and Matthew J. Ryan. »

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Essential 1970s Horror

4 February 2013 3:00 PM, PST | FEARnet | See recent FEARnet news »

 

Even the casual horror fan has seen ‘70s horror films like Halloween and Jaws, but if you take a step away from the mainstream, there is a veritable candy store of titles that influenced the horror boom of the ‘80s. We’ve put together a list of slightly lesser known 1970s titles that we think every horror fan should see. We have steered clear of the obvious choices. So you will not see Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Alien, or even Black Christmas on our list. We have dug a little deeper to spotlight some titles that don’t always get the mainstream acclaim or recognition that they most certainly deserve.

Below, you will find an assortment of films that we think will give any viewer not intimately familiar with the horrors of the 1970s a good jumping off point to embrace one of the richest decades that horror cinema has to offer. »

- Tyler Doupe

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