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The Flashback Interview: Adrienne Barbeau

The Flashback Interview: Adrienne Barbeau

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Hello, everybody. It’s been a while since I last put up an article on here, but I wanted to share a new interview with all of you. I recently had the great pleasure of doing a brief e-mail interview with Adrienne Barbeau. It’s a brief one because Ms. Barbeau is in the middle of several new projects, but she did take the time to answer a few of my questions about her work from the 70s to today. I hope you all enjoy reading this interview. Say hello to Adrienne Barbeau! Johnny: You played Rizzo in the original Broadway production of Grease, and have co-written a book about that production. Whether as a stage show or a movie, Grease has had a tremendous amount of staying power. Why do you think that is?   Adrienne: I think Grease continues to entertain audiences because it’s universal in its appeal. Every one of us recognizes our high school self in one of those characters onstage. And we laugh and cry right along

The Dead List Delivers – Movie Review

The Dead List Delivers – Movie Review

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The Dead List, a horror anthology release from High Octane pictures out this May, is a rickety roller coaster ride of low-budget terror, that straps the viewer in for high-concept Hollywood nightmare fuel. The twisted minds of writer/director Holden Andrews and his collaborators pay homage to classic horror of the 80’s and 90’s, while upping the fear factor with their own brand of scares. For fans of the Tales From The Darkside or the 1982 George Romero/Steven King collaboration, Creepshow, The Dead List will bring you back to those gleefully gross vignettes while leaving out the stylized comic book motif. A book does play a central role in the plot however, as the names of the film’s ill-fated victims are scrawled onto the pages of The Dead List. A violent, but unrelated death of a nameless woman by an unseen roaring entity at a community park opens the film and does not bode well for the investment that The Dead List hopes to garner from the audience. If I’m being

Hell’s Kitty is Goofy, Sexy Horror-Movie Review

Hell’s Kitty is Goofy, Sexy Horror-Movie Review

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Hell’s Kitty is coming this March and she’s gonna give you more than a case of Cat Scratch Fever, if you’re not careful. This wickedly surreal comedy from writer/director/star Nicholas Tana pays homage to many cult classic horror films while scoring cameos from the original stars for a sexually charged tongue in cheek presentation. But will Hell’s Kitty have you purring or puking? Let’s find out. Let me start off by admitting that I’m not a cat person. That being said, I’ve never bought into the “Cats Are Evil” mindset either. I inherited a corn-fed feline with a love for gravy through marriage, but our relationship is mostly one of indifference. This does not seem to be the case with the film’s protagonist however, who has a bit more complicated situation with the titular kitty in his life. Here’s the basic rundown of the plot. Hollywood writer Nick adores his pet cat, Angel, but recently she has become jealous of the women he brings home. Nick’s ladies get more than