Flavours of the Month: October 2015...

Ghastly goings on, time travel shenanigans, and dark tales are just some of the things that have been setting the tone for my October 2015...

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Terrible Mystery Edition: The Walking Dead 6x03 memes...

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Wow! That was a bit of a rough one this week, wasn't it? Just when you were expecting a little lull before next week's extended episode, you get a right old kicking...

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Click to Enlarge: It's a laugh-a-minute in the zombie apocalypse...

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Bloodsucking Pharaohs In Pittsburgh (Dean Tschetter, 1991) DVD Review

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“They had a deadly appetite for life!” There are film titles, and then there are film titles – this is the latter. Considering that this kooky comedy horror flick was originally called “Picking Up The Pieces” (which sounds like a weepy TV movie melodrama), they clearly made the right choice in the end. A bonkers blend of Blood Feast by way of The Toolbox Murders, someone is sawing, sucking, and altogether splattering their way through the streets of Pittsburgh, in a case that mysteriously resembles a similar gore-drenched escapade in Vegas – a gruesome series of crimes that has followed the migrating showgirls and pros of America's sleazy gambling paradise all the way to Steel Town...

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Haircut Edition: The Walking Dead 6x02 memes...

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More blood-soaked action from our favourite zombie slayers, and even after all of that there's still a load more trouble on its way!

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Click to Enlarge: Now that's a good use of time...

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Triple Bill Mini Musings: Exes, Voices, and Maxes...

Burying The Ex:
What's it about?
Max, a horror nerd, comes to realise his horny environmentalist vegan girlfriend Evelyn isn't exactly a match for him, so he decides to dump her. However, a spanner in the works comes in the form of a bus - which promptly runs over his soon-to-be-ex. Sufficiently grieved, our young hero starts a new relationship with someone far suited to him (Olivia, a fellow horror fan and novelty ice cream shop owner). Trouble is, our boy's dead ex-girlfriend is back from the dead, un-killable, and distinctly unaware that they're no longer in a relationship!
Who would I recognise in it?
Anton Yelchin, Ashley Greene, Alexandria Daddario, Oliver Cooper, Dick Miller.
Great/Good/Alright/Shite?
Joe Dante makes a welcome return to our screens with this L.A.-set, cine-literate (Romero references, the horror of a folded film poster) slice of comedy horror. It's an efficiently told, sparky, and decidedly fun ride. Dante fans would do well to check it out, and in the - admittedly slim - sub-genre of the 'rom-zom-com', Burying The Ex is the best entry since Shaun of the Dead (although don't go in expecting something as blow-you-over-fantastic as Edgar Wright's audience favourite). Gleefully silly and occasionally quite gooey. Good.

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