This DVD is PACKED full of short horror films! A collection of 30 short horror films on 1 DVD:
Season 01 • Death • Encouragement • The Glitchening • Hell to Pay • The Naughty List • Prize Inside • Splatter Up! • The Cave • The Driver • Trash Day • Trick-or-treat
Season 02 • Doppelganger • Missed Message • Tradition • Jackpot • Confession • Stranded • Soothing • Sirens • Love Sick • Chivalry’s Dead • America’s next top serial killer model • Passing Through • AM/FM/H • O Tidings of Joy
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CinemaSlice is proud to release 2 separate films by Tonia L Carrier on DVD at the SliceStore!
Techo Babble is a cautionary tale about technology. It’s changes the way we live our modern lives… But has it made us smarter and better people?
Techno Babble on DVD is now featured in the SliceStore at CinemaSlice.com/Store for $5.99.
Bailiwick is the story of John, a lonely and quiet man, who is ignored by his co-workers, and bullied by his boss. One night he is given a magical gift that changes his life and the lives of everyone he encounters…
See the CinemaSlice Reel Review of Bailiwick HERE.
Bailiwick on DVD is now featured in the SliceStore at CinemaSlice.com/Store for $5.99.
If you’re interest in both DVDs, YOU’RE IN LUCK! CinemaSlice is offer a bundled 2-pack on Tonia’s DVDs for $9.99 at CinemaSlice.com/Store
CinemaSlice presents: 4 new episodes of the 360-video docu-series, “Conversations with Strangers” by John Sklba.
John Sklba has done a bang-up job with this series up until now– but I assure you, the best is yet to come!
Most of us walk passed complete strangers every day, and never give that person a second thought– primarily because we’re all wrapped up in our own life– as we should be! We’re all the ‘star’ or ‘primary character’ in our individual story. But, Sklba (TN) has decided to take a moment out to meet and start a conversation with complete strangers in this series (Hence the title, Conversations with Strangers).
CinemaSlice will be releasing new interviews each and every week from Nov 19th – Dec 10th.
Mark Kelly here and I’m back with another Reel Review. I’ll be reviewing the crime documentary The Monster with 21 Faces (かい人21面相) , directed by MichaelWelborn. The film recently had its world premiere at CinemaSlice.coms A Slice of Fright film festival. The movie is part one of an in depth look at the real life incidents surrounding a wealthy Japanese businessman. It details the attack on his career, friends, and family by an unknown assailant calling himself the monster with 21 faces.
In Japan during the spring of 1984 president of Hashiba Homegoods, Sotara Hashiba(BruceFalcon), is taking a shower at his home one evening. Unbeknownst to him, 3 individuals dressed in dark clothes and white masks have broke into his residence. They have tied up his wife and daughter and are planning to kidnap Hashiba himself. What follows is a decent into mayhem and mystery. Hashiba struggles to protect everything and everyone he holds dear against multiple unknown attacks.
Great music can push a mediocre short film into the realm of “really cool”. And a great soundtrack and push a good film into the “really awesome” territory.
As the 2nd full seasons of the horror anthology series, A Slice of Fright, comes to an end– and CinemaSlice reflects on the 20 short films we’ve produced for this series within the last 12 months– We wanted to shine the spotlight on the eery music that makes these films worth watching.
We’ve had the pleasure of working with numerous talented musicians to produce creepy original soundtrack compositions for each episode of A Slice of Fright. So without further ado, THANK YOU to all of the musicians featured on this free collection of original music:
A beloved pastime of horror fans is talking about how many “Massacre” films there are. FromThe Texas Chain Saw Massacreto Alien Beach Party Massacre, and pretty much anything you can fathom in between (I’ve yet to see a Purple Weasel Massacre, but I’m sure it’s in production). So when I heard there was a film called Leaf Blower Massacre, I was as surprised as I was to find out Roman Reigns is facing Brock Lesnar at Summerslam for the Universal Championship. That is to say, not at all.
Leaf Blower Massacre is a 2013 short approximately 12 minutes in length. In it, we are introduced to a killer that is a dead ringer for the nail gun killer in Nail Gun Massacre, except instead of a high-velocity carpentry tool, the killer is wielding none other than the eponymous leaf blower. The fact that the weapon needs an outlet to work is a funny way to poke fun at the killer’s weapon trope. This short is all in good fun, even if it does seem to get confused about what it actually is, much in the way the WWE creative team is confused about the character of Roman Reigns. What would have been more compelling is if our 12 minutes of attention were met with a relentless onslaught of killing randos in clever ways with a leaf blower. But I’m projecting.
DISCLAIMER: THIS REVIEW CONTAINS NERDY AND INAPPROPRIATE SHIT.
From director Jim Wynorski, Heather Locklear’s Boobs AKA The Return of Swamp Thing
I saw Avengers: Infinity War against my better judgement. I knew I was done with the modern superhero yarn and I got absolutely nothing out of it. It was big, it was busy, it was SAME-Y. In other words, it was being stuck in traffic on the way to work on Monday morning. The good vs evil dynamic that seems to drive everything isn’t of much interest to me, and when it comes to superhero films, that angle is obviously amplified. For that reason, you won’t find me reviewing superhero films very often…
Enter The Return of Swamp Thing. Based on characters from the DC comic where Swamp Thing is basically Captain Planet without the kids and rings. there are also things like the Rotworld story-line, wherein Swamp Thing—as an avatar of “The Green”, and Animal Man—as an avatar of “The Red”, are tasked by The Parliament of Trees and The Parliament of Limbs, respectively, to team up to defeat Dr. Anton Arcane and “The Rot”. It’s trippy and nightmarish, Lovecraftian even, as it features animals and humans being turned inside out. It is good. Most importantly it feels more like a horror story than a superhero one.
But Goddamn, do I ever digress…
Point being, I view Swamp Thing in a different light, as in my experience he’s portrayed as less of a hero and more of a pile of vegetable matter that just happens to be an elemental entity of balance. That entire point is moot however, since we are talking about Wynorski’s The Return of Swamp Thing.
CinemaSlice.com presents a new film review series: The Shorter-Than-The-Trailer Review Show.
Are you a busy person?
Don’t have time to listen to people spend hours talking about whether or not a film is worth watching? All that reading required from the local critic take to long? Then we’ve got the solution for you -The Shorter-Than-The-Trailer Review Show.
I’ll rate and discuss a film in less time than it takes to watch the official trailer. Your coffee won’t even be finished brewing and you’ll know enough to decide if a movie is worth watching.
“Disinformation” is defined by the Merriam-Webster.com dictionary as “false information deliberately and often covertly spread (as by the planting of rumors) in order to influence public opinion or obscure the truth.” The song explores this word, the first use of which was in 1939.
CinemaSlice.com presents: Art Lives On – A collection of original music by David Waldman.
Each month of 2018, CinemaSlice.com will feature original instrumental or vocal music in a wide variety of genres, composed and performed by David Waldman. At the end of this music experiment, CinemaSlice.com will release a full musical compilation for free download containing each of David Waldman’s monthly songs, as well as some bonus materials!
Each track from this compilation will release slowly, much like a pendulum, finally crescendoing with the FREE compilation for download in Nov of 2018!
