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Horror Movie Freaks, Issue #006 -- Zombie Party-Crashers
August 10, 2006
Greetings Horror Freaks!

August has our youngsters returning from summer camp and preparing for school...that is, if they have indeed returned from camp instead of being slaughtered by a silent female camper that has a disturbing secret...

In this issue of Horror Movie Freaks:

• New Releases for August, 2006 (there are a ton of them!)

• New movie reviews (including new contributions from first-timers!)

Best-Horror-Movies.com crashes a socialite party at the Tara Mansion.

• Aspiring Zombie Masters get a new resource to lead them on their quest to knowledge of the undead.

• A call to Action! (Yes, this is for all of YOU who have a contribution in your heads but haven't actually sent it in!)

Horror Movie DVD new releases: August 2006

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Hellraiser III - Hell on Earth - A new packaging of an old favorite.

Silent Hill (Widescreen Edition) - This was a great flick! Not sure why I haven't written the review yet...but I will.

Trilogy of Terror - Three horror stories from 1975 staring Karen Black.

Masters of Horror - Dario Argento - Jenifer - From the director of Susperia.

I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer - No Jennifer Love Hewitt this time...

Revenge of the Living Dead Girls - French sex and horror, known as "the most perverse film ever made". Hmmmm.

Severed - Forest of the Dead - Loggers and environmentalists become flesh-eaters.

The Tooth Fairy - be glad if you have dentures.

Let's Scare Jessica to Death - Just back from the loony-bin and already, vampires! Sheesh.

Stephen King's Desperation - Yes, Stephen King is at it again. Don't know anything about this one...

Ghost in a Teeny Bikini - OK, this one is a musical...but I couldn't resist.

Do You Like Hitchcock? - Dario Argentino again, this time with a tribute to the "Master of Suspense".

The Wicker Man - This one with Christopher Lee from 1975, likely being released because of the upcoming Nick Cage film with the same name.

Brainiac AKA El Baron Del Terror - Who can resist this title?

Black Pit of Dr. M (aka Misterios de Ultratumba) - Another oldie...but a goodie? Don't rightly know.

Satan's Playground - That's what they used to call my dorm in college...

Haunted Highway - This one has a GREAT DVD cover.

Dracula, Prisoner of Frankenstein - I LOVE this old classic from 1970.

Savage Sinema from Down Under - This is a collection of highly controversial films...go ahead and look, I know you want to. Sicko.

New Horror Reviews

Child's Play - This review was written by yours truly, primarily because "Chucky" gets more Internet searches than any other personality on Best-Horror-Movies.com. He's fun, but not particularly scary.

Sleepaway Camp - I had NEVER seen this one before, and then suddenly a review shows up out of the blue, from new contributor Ronnie Angel. Wow! Of course, I made the mistake of watching the sequels....

The Decent - This one has gotten a TON of hype - and I was there at a pre-screening about two weeks before it came out in the U.S. It really is great - but not as good as Alien like some other site said...

Braindead - AKA Dead Alive in the U.S. The Zombie Master Lee shares the gory beginnings of the director that would go on to create The Lord of the Rings.

The Stepford Wives - No, this isn't the one with Faith Hill. The original from the 70s is one of my all-time favorites.

Awaken the Dead - This is the FIRST written review of this indy zombie flick. Heck, it doesn't even have distribution yet! Now that's an exclusive...

Pumpkin Head - The Zombie Master again - this time with a non-undead flick that I think is a good scary one...direct from the Best-Horror-Movies.com 100 best movies list.

Top Story:

Best-Horror-Movies.com crashes the Awaken the Dead Press Screening!

As promised when I first interviewed the director Jeff Brookshire, I made the trek out to Los Angeles to check out the first screening of the indy flick Awaken the Dead. Read all about how this Georgia cowboy horned in on the star-studded event - held at the same studio where they filmed Gone with the Wind. "Ain't fittin', ain't fittin'..."

Read the full story here!

The NEW Zombie-Master Reference Manual.

The Zombie Master Lee Roberts is at it again - this time with an in-depth reference to his favorite undead bundles of social commentary - Zombies!

Lee takes you from the beginnings of films featuring undead voodoo slaves to the modern feasters of human flesh!

Check out the Zombie History here!

Call to Action!

Alright Horror Movie Freaks, I know you are out there. We had 20,000 unique visitors to Best-Horror-Movies.com last month, and Horror Movie Freaks! has hundreds of subscribers. Where are you???

Now is the time to stake your claim on the World Wide Web. Become a contributor to Best-Horror-Movies.com! We want your input on:

• Movie Reviews - Your pearls of wisdom can affect the viewing behavior of millions!

• Horror Movie Trivia - This upcoming section will become party-fodder around the globe!

• Horror Movie Costumes - Send us your pictures from years past or ideas for Horror Movie Character costumes for this coming-soon section! What to wear, what to wear...

Contact Best-Horror-Movies.com and let us know what you would like to contribute. I will personally answer you promptly.

And please, if you go to a Sleepaway camp and some little girl won't talk or take her clothes off in front of the other girls, please do not wander off into the woods alone with her...with your hands tied behind your back...blindfolded.

Yours in horror,

Don



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