...nope...nope...not this viewer, thank you very much...nope...not gonna do it...nope...not gonna do it, dammit, says this viewer!! Not gonna go into another droning and repetitive rant about yet another new zombie comedy, amidst the countless zombie comedies already gracing the horror genre wasteland. Nope. Not gonna reflect back upon bygone humble beginnings, what horror sub-genre has since been wrought, as the result of some little 1968 presumably classic zombie flick, by some dude...maybe you've heard of him...some dude named Romero, or something like that, I think. Oh hell, no. Not gonna shovel out the typical ya-da-da ya-da-da ya-da-da about a new zombie flick that once again establishes & revels the 'basic rules' of the zombie genre, storywise (...i.e., being reanimated flesh-eaters, needing to shoot them in the head, etc.), and yet, tries to turn the genre on it's head, by humorously gives the expected proceedings, a supposedly fresh twist, or some underliningly social satire. And it's a shame that this viewer isn't gonna do all that, 'cause such oft-visited, nostalgic reflection of this beaten and well worn horror genre would still make for a reasonable and much greater measure of insight and relevation, than the adequate, though pretty much shoulder-shrugging, ho-hum offerings afforded the hapless viewer of the 2013 horror comedy, "Zombie Ex's"...
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Showing posts with label Camp Motion Pictures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Camp Motion Pictures. Show all posts
November 3, 2013
Movie Review: Zombie Ex's (2013, Northern Fabulous/Bloody Earth Films)
...nope...nope...not this viewer, thank you very much...nope...not gonna do it...nope...not gonna do it, dammit, says this viewer!! Not gonna go into another droning and repetitive rant about yet another new zombie comedy, amidst the countless zombie comedies already gracing the horror genre wasteland. Nope. Not gonna reflect back upon bygone humble beginnings, what horror sub-genre has since been wrought, as the result of some little 1968 presumably classic zombie flick, by some dude...maybe you've heard of him...some dude named Romero, or something like that, I think. Oh hell, no. Not gonna shovel out the typical ya-da-da ya-da-da ya-da-da about a new zombie flick that once again establishes & revels the 'basic rules' of the zombie genre, storywise (...i.e., being reanimated flesh-eaters, needing to shoot them in the head, etc.), and yet, tries to turn the genre on it's head, by humorously gives the expected proceedings, a supposedly fresh twist, or some underliningly social satire. And it's a shame that this viewer isn't gonna do all that, 'cause such oft-visited, nostalgic reflection of this beaten and well worn horror genre would still make for a reasonable and much greater measure of insight and relevation, than the adequate, though pretty much shoulder-shrugging, ho-hum offerings afforded the hapless viewer of the 2013 horror comedy, "Zombie Ex's"...April 19, 2012
Camp Motion Pictures Looks to Make Your Skin Crawl with "Documenting The Grey Man"
Not All Legends Are Ghost Stories
DOCUMENTING THE GREY MAN
Own the Hair-Raising and Unrated Found-Footage DVD
Or Digital Copy July 17, 2012
January 6, 2012 New York, NY – An historical 10,000 square foot plantation house in the rural back woods of South Carolina is the setting for this spine-tingling new entry in the paranormal found-footage genre, DOCUMENTING THE GREY MAN.
Directed by Wayne Capps and produced by Matt Slechter, DOCUMENTING THE GREY MAN tells the tale of a group of actors intent on faking a ghost hunting expedition about the famous Grey Man of Pawley’s Island, South Carolina. Their plan would be to show how the hysteria surrounding ghost stories could be exploited. What they encountered is the stuff legends are made of. Called a “can’t miss for fans of GHOST HUNTERS and other ghost investigator series” by ain’t it cool news, DOCUMENTING THE GREY MAN is a suspenseful and intelligent examination of ghost and possession phenomenon that might just scare the pants off you!
Synopsis:
“Extremely effective” with moments of “sheer horror”(ain’t it cool news), Documenting the Grey Man is a hair-raising paranormal found-footage investigation by a group of avaricious actors determined to exploit a family claiming to be haunted by a ghost.
What they encounter will terrify you.
DOCUMENTING THE GREY MAN comes to DVD and Digital Markets July 17, 2012 by Camp Motion Pictures. Watch the trailer here –
DVD Specs and Technical Information
Title: DOCUMENTING THE GREY MAN
Street Date: July 17, 2012
SRP: $19.98
Number of Discs: 1
Region: 0
UPC: 612385008795
Stereo: 2.0
Aspect Ratio: 16x9
Run Time Feature: 65 mins
Total Run Time: 80 mins 48 secs
Disc Breakdown
DOCUMENTING THE GREY MAN FEATURE
TRAILER VAULT
April 12, 2012
Movie Review: Trippin' (2010)
Occasionally when I have that rare chance to get out I love to hit local film festivals. The only problem is, is that they rarely come to Phoenix. Horror film festivals even more so are few and far between. A couple years back we had a genre festival in which I went to a showing of Devi Snively's Trippin'. I unfortunately only got a chance to see about 20 minutes of it. What I saw was fun, so it was very cool to see that Alternative Cinema had picked it up for distribution. Was it good beyond the 20 minutes? Let's see.A group of young campers set out to enjoy some sex, drugs and well...more drugs. The kids seem to be purposely cliché: virginal girl, slut and of course a stoner named Zed (Zed Wilson). Everything seems to be going fine until the group crosses paths with a creepy fellow lugging around a rolled carpet with some red substance dripping from it. Could it be a body? Well, a couple of the kids think so.
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