Looking for something to sink your teeth into this week? Well Dr.LoveGore has just the right snack for you. That’s right. Brains… Here is the TOP 7 Brain Eating Scenes in Horror.
Whenever I see the likes or Tara Reid, I think to myself that I’m either watching on of the various “American Pie” films or that I’ve stumbled across one of those “It’s so bad it’s good” horror films…
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Grab a knife, A Friend and their head cause it’s about to get really messy. Dr.LoveGore Returns with his Top 11 Scalpings in horror.
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We're going for a certain power tool this week. So grab onto your tool belt, find something to fix, or a face to rip through, as we go through...
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Dr.LoveGore Returns! Top 9 Nosebleeds in a horror movie with NON Horror Mentions.
In a new feature, Mark Doubt looks ahead to the genre stars of tomorrow, taking in their work so far and their future in the darkest of genres. This first piece looks at writer/director Robin Shanea Williams.
The cover of Zombie 3 has always stuck with me for years. Maybe it was the colors or the imagery. It’s like it’s looking at you. Those eyes… wait a minute. Was Freddy Krueger part of the inspiration for the cover of Zombie 3 poster?
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Mark Doubt reviews the Troma team’s latest offering. Toxic Schlock! It may be a lot more than you expected or is it? Find out.
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As news breaks of The Texas Chainsaw Massacre’s potential return to television and movie screens in new chapters of the franchise, Mark Doubt gives us his retrospective of the cultural subtext of the original alongside three other seminal 1970s genre movies.
Dr.LoveGore is back! Every now and again a movie comes along and changes how a weapon is used and how it kills. These are the Top 14 Weapons in WEIRD Places. Check it out.
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Directed and co written by Michael Reisz and also co-written by Jillian Jacobs, Chris Roach and Jeff Wadlow
The thought of legal murder may have crossed everyone's mind a time or two because we've had someone either in real life or, let's say a criminal on the news that, in our minds do not deserve to continue on breathing. This idea has probably been in people's heads since the beginning of time. So let's take a hard stare at these movies we all wish were reality at some point. Also, I'll crossover into the Sci-fi genre as I do once in a while. Oh and, "The Hunger Games" is not on this list.
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Fast forward several years and Shudder announces they are bringing Joe Bob Briggs back for “The Last Drive In”. I thought this was a cool concept as I was able to catch some episodes of “Monstervision” on TNT near the end of his run and really enjoyed what he had to offer his viewers thanks to his knowledge and love for the genre, regardless of how good or bad the films actually were.