Newlywed Molly moves into her deceased father’s house in the countryside, where painful memories soon begin to haunt her.
Lovely Molly is playing on limited release today.
Hitting a DVD or Blu-Ray player near you today: The Grey and Chronicle.
The Grey
After narrowly surviving a deadly plane crash in the Alaskan wilderness, a band of oil riggers must fend for their lives in the ice and snow. But thanks to wolves that view their presence as a threat, they aren’t alone.
HorrorFatale.com recommends Chronicle
This film was surprisingly good in my opinion, again my blog so you tend to get my opinion.
Soon after three teens stumble upon an unidentified substance in the Pacific Northwest woods, they begin to exhibit powers beyond their wildest dreams. But harnessing their newfound abilities proves far more challenging than they ever imagined.
You know how I hate Tara? I haaaaate Tara. So my glee meter just sounded again, when I saw her lying all bloody in Sookie’s arms. But, the internet is all abuzz with the fact there is always a vampire smelling around Sookie, so I’m sure someone will turn Tara’s ass. BOOO on that!!! Here’s to hoping the bitch is dead.
There were some explosions and what not. King Russell didn’t show up in the trailer until the end, when we all know it should be all Russell, all the time. Even now it should just be Russell’s special brand of crazy on screens everywhere. They showed my other friends Pam, Lafayette and Alicide. I don’t speak on Alcide when he’s dressed. He’s fully clotehed in this trailer. BOOO on that!!! Enjoy!
Season 5 of Days of the Vamp starts June 10th on HBO.

Directed by Tim Burton (2012)
“Place your lips upon my posterior and kiss it repeatedly.” – Best line EVER! The original 1960s show Dark Shadows was off the air before I was a thought in my parent’s heads, but I had the pleasure of having a grandma whom liked her soaps. For instance did you know Elizabeth Taylor was once on General Hospital? Well she was, Dame Liz was Helena Cassadine as a matter of fact.
So when they aired the revival of the series in the 90s, since I was an odd duck and angsty teenager, all things Goth was fine by me. And nothing fit that description better than an angsty vampire hanging out in a creepy house.
Later when they put the old show on DVD, I was all set. But the 90s version was a bit different that the 60s version. A lot different. The 90s version took itself serious. Gone were the elements that made the 60s version what I think we should just call – FUN! A few of the episodes were shot live as were the other soap operas of the time. So there are shadows from boom mikes and that odd soundtrack organ music thing going during the dramatic pauses. And the acting is melodrama on steroids! You have to mention the show’s amped up special effects, which consisted of a smoke machine and lighting flashes. Again FUN!
Directed by Carles Torrens (2011)
Nothing hits the horror spot like a good old fashioned haunting or home occupied by an angry poltergeist here we see Apartment 143 (Emergo) making an attempt to be those things. Emergo, the original title, comes to us from Spain. The film does indeed succeed in a sense, but overall Apartment 143 is nothing that different from the many, many, many other “found footage” haunted house films out there. Hence, if you’ve seen The Last Exorcism, Paranormal Activity, Lake Mungo and films like those – you get the idea. We should be calling the movers, but we called paranormal types in to investigate instead, and we have cameras.