Meet our Writers:

BARON CRAZE

I’m considered a Horror Historian by many, understanding not only the genre but the impact of the psychology, social, and sometimes theology of the film’s impact, the message from director. In addition, written over 300 reviews (movies, soundtracks, comics, books all horror) and various articles on many topics and individuals of the genre, amounting to over 600,000 views in 3-years, an added thanks to all the readers. I attend many horror conventions, run an average of 5 podcast shows weekly 2-horror and 3-music, and a tagline doctor for filmmakers, along with giving quotes to the them too.

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Vincent Mento

Well, this is a treat, I never thought I would write one of these, but Baron requested it so here goes, I tried at first to do a horror review, and that fell into the grouping of WTF, I mean it’s not that easy to form a review of a movie…I just realized that I don’t possess the right talent for it, definitely not on the scale of Baron (okay who does?). Then I did a list, everybody likes a list, yet that didn’t go over very well either, I just stopped submitting, but then Baron reaches out to encourage me, learning about my interests. I am a New Jersey resident, living down at the seashore, and have a passion for hard rock music, that which is a tad sleazy and has often a bluesy tone. Some of my favorite bands are: AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, Great White, Motley Crue, Deep Purple, Guns n’ Roses, and Kiss, so you get the point. I really enjoy music, growing up in the late seventies and into the 80s, collecting it on tapes, CDs and of course vinyl, I don’t do the mp3 thing. Here’s one important lesson I’ve already figured out often these band’s songs get played, licensed, covered into horror/ thriller movies such as Blue Oyster Cult’s “Don’t Fear the Reaper” in Halloween [1978] or inspired Halloween (holiday) tracks.

I don’t have any real social media presences I’m true old-school I want to talk to some I meet in person.

Thanks Baron!

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VIX

Hi cinema lovers, I going to attempt this again, this first time – ah remember that harshly, so refine now alas; I find these things deeply tough, it’s like writing a personal ad, summing oneself up in mere sentences so you get to know me intimately well. I think you might understand me more so and it’s a requirement on this site to have one, therefore here goes. I enjoy movies all genres as long as the characters have depth, I enjoying getting in deep, understanding their motivation, the passion being conveyed on the screen transcending to make a meaning bond with the viewer. Hence to have that film hold my emotional and physical attention, giving me an exhaustive thrill ride lasting afterwards for further exploration of the senses and discuss endlessly. As for personal side smooth vodkas of upper shelf qualities which feel luscious in my mouth and silky smooth down my throat, both white and dark chocolates never melt in my hands, and as music it must be me to naturally submit my body and hips too. Thank you all for liking my first review Basic Instinct [1992].

~Vix~

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