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LORDS OF THE FALLEN

Published by Luke M

While Lords of the Fallen might look on the surface to be the most generically titled new IP to come... View Article

THE CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1957)

Published by Kaptain Carbon

When originally taking on the classic horror project, I thought I was going to review all classic horror in the... View Article

LORDI – Scare Force One

Published by Luke M

Lordi’s victory over the usually toothless (and oddly Irish dominated) Eurovision song contest was unmistakeably a game changer for the... View Article

HOUSE OF DRACULA (1945)

Published by Kaptain Carbon

When traveling through classic horror, it is entertaining to categorize the movies by theme and decade. This helps in processing... View Article

RYSE – SON OF ROME

Published by Luke M

First released on the xBone (a few months ago) as an system seller that didn’t sell, Ryse: Son of Rome... View Article

WHILE HEAVEN WEPT – Suspended At Aphelion

Published by Luke M

“While heaven wept” must be one of the most enduring bands in the industry. Originating in the primordial year of... View Article

HOUSE OF FRANKENSTEIN (1944)

Published by Kaptain Carbon

In my previous reviews of classic horror films, I had a difficult time containing my excitement for the eventual crossovers... View Article

REVOCATION – Deathless

Published by Luke M

Is it possible to make a death metal album with too much chaos, too much energy and too many guitars... View Article

THE MUMMY’S CURSE (1944)

Published by Kaptain Carbon

It is important to note that I reached into a metaphorical bag of Mummy themed movies and pulled out The... View Article

NORTHERN OAK – Of Roots and Flesh

Published by Luke M

Before we begin, I feel a weighty responsibility to point out that the cover of this album depicts a literal... View Article

MIDDLE EARTH – SHADOW OF MORDOR

Published by Luke M

You have to wonder why this wasn’t called “Lord of the Rings: The Shadow of Mordor”. I mean, other than... View Article

SON OF DRACULA (1943)

Published by Kaptain Carbon

I feel that I could spend a year just watching old horror and still not get through the entire collection.... View Article

LYRIEL – Skin and bones

Published by Luke M

If you’ve ever been active in the gigging scene in Europe you’ve probably already heard Lyriel, although there’s a good... View Article

FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLF MAN (1943)

Published by Kaptain Carbon

For all of the time I spend with classic horror, I never truly reviewed a monster film. Previous films watched... View Article

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