Death House (2017) Spoiler Free Review

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Death House (2017) Spoiler Free Review

Since its release back in 2018, the film regarded to most as "The Expendables of Horror" (a title which director B. Harrison Smith had stated he was not too fond of), left genre fans utterly disappointed, having most of them state things such as the film was disappointing, all the way through to saying that it's the worst film they've ever seen.

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SAW : Top-Notch Trilogies (New Series by Dr.LoveGore!)

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SAW : Top-Notch Trilogies (New Series by Dr.LoveGore!)

Hey, Beyond The Voiders! Here before you is the first segment of a new series I'll be doing on Top-Notch franchises that were stopped after 3 films, forming a trilogy or, SHOULD HAVE been stopped after 3 films, making the story a trilogy. The first franchise to lie down on my operating table is none other than...

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The Dentist 2 (1998)  Review

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The Dentist 2 (1998) Review

If you’ve never gotten the chance to check out the 1996 horror film, The Dentist, you may want to hold off on checking this review out. On the other hand, the sequel to the aforementioned film which we’re about to speak about is pure garbage…

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6 Fireworks Scenes in Horror

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6 Fireworks Scenes in Horror

Happy 4th Of July Horror fans!!! This week here at Beyond The Void we bring you a bonus list. And it's America's birthday, so this extra list of the week will be about fireworks!!! In no particular order

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Top 8 Box Cutter Scenes In Horror

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Top 8 Box Cutter Scenes In Horror

Killers in Horror movies tend to have decent-sized, to rather large-sized weapons. Some have invisible weapons, such as magic or voodoo. In squirmier death scenes, a big, bloody job can be completed with the smallest of implements. And that brings me to the..

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Adaptation: Cronenberg Goes To The Source

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Adaptation: Cronenberg Goes To The Source

While the name Cronenberg usually brings to mind Body Horror and Canuxploitation, the director has had three very definite periods in his career, and his output varied quite substantially from one to the next. While his early period (1969 – 1983) was primarily concerned with self-penned, low-budget, visceral horror and science fiction nightmares (with the exception of 1979’s Fast Company), the Canadian would soon move into a very different arena for the second phase of his directorial career.

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