Tag: Anniversary

Slayer: Special 40th Anniversary Reissue Of Hell Awaits To See Release May 15th

SLAYER’s iconic second studio album, Hell Awaits, is set to receive a 40th anniversary edition reissue via Metal Blade Records next Spring! Formed in 1981, SLAYER assaulted the world with a new hybrid of metal and punk – heavier, faster, and darker than the rest – and set a new standard, defining not only a genre, but an…


FOUND TV Celebrates 1-Year Anniversary with 31 Films in 31 Days

FOUND TV, the world’s streaming platform dedicated entirely to found footage and analog horror, is celebrating its one-year anniversary this October with a massive month-long event: 31 Films in 31 Days. Last October, FOUND TV launched with a promise to deliver the best in found footage horror, from cult classics to new and upcoming films….


Baron’s Crypt – Episode #293: 10th Anniversary

https://www.blogtalkradio.com/baroncrazeradio/2024/01/27/barons-crypt-293–10th-anniversary *****                                                    *****                                                    ***** Intro Music:  Gregorian – Ave Satani https://www.facebook.com/gregorianofficial/ https://www.gregorian.de/ History of the Crypt Harley Poe – Gorehound https://www.instagram.com/joe_whiteford/ https://www.facebook.com/harleypoe/ *****                                                    *****                                                    ***** News “Immaculate” Red Band Trailer – A Convent Horror Starring Sydney Sweeney psychological horror film, is set to release on March 22, 2024 Set against the backdrop of the picturesque Italian…


Halloween (1978) – By Baron Craze

When this year began, I knew there were a series of anniversary films I needed to finally attempt to review, namely this landmark movie from John Carpenter as he slashed his way into every horror memory and ever since found himself compared to it, the lasting impression and importance of it; and while his 1982…


Jaws: The Revenge (1987) – By Baron Craze

No one intends to make a big wretched Hollywood movie (we are not talking about independent studios or miniscule budgets), rather quality talent, professionalism, a decent budget how did this happen, let’s investigate… There some film franchises that keep staggering, and likely should have ended long ago Amityville and Witchcraft, but no one truly sets…


Friday the 13th Part VI: Jason Lives (1986) – By Baron Craze

I know a lot of Friday the 13th fans especially like part 6, but it’s how we got to this point which reveals some key aspects. First, let’s backtrack a little a bit, (no I’m not going to a full timeline) I believe we can all agree The Final Chapter (part 4) was the preverbal…


The Bride of Frankenstein (1935) – By Baron Craze

This film is more than a mere sequel of a horror movie it contains so many references that transcend into the horror films of today, proving that imagination holds no boundaries and likely James Whale gives the definitive version of Mary Shelley‘s original story of Frankenstein Or The Modern Prometheus to screen an enduring lasting impression. It…


Gremlins (1984) – By Baron Craze

I recently had the opportunity to see Gremlins on the big screen for the first time ever, I’ve seen the movie on television, but there’s nothing is quite like watching it all at the huge venue, and great surround sound features. Then seeing it with a cross-section of the public, parents likely those who saw…


Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers (1989) – By Baron Craze

While technically it’s after the holiday of Halloween, it truly appears that this franchise of the same name is the only one that is continuing onward with theatrical releases. After the less than welcoming Halloween: Season of the Witch [1983], which now is finding a love affair with the fans, it seems as if the…


Horror Icon: Edgar Allan Poe – By Baron Craze

The name Poe brings to mind images of murderers, madness and other mysterious consequences involving cats, graveyards and haunting deaths. Poe, refers to likely the most influential American authors and writers of the 19th century, and non-other than Edgar Allan Poe. He was the first author to actually attempt to make a living wage solely…