“The Sweet House of Horrors” (“La dolce casa degli orrori”) from 1989 is yet another one of Italian horror maestro Lucio Fulci’s last movies, which I for some reason haven’t seen before, and just as the case was with “The House of Clocks” (also 1989), this is a TV movie. And just as the case was with that other film, I watched this one in Italian without subtitles. Watching an English version is cheating! No, I don’t speak Italian, but watching a movie in a European language you don’t understand, gives it quite a surreal and arty touch.
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Retro Horror Review: The Sweet House of Horrors (1989)
Review: Marvel Vs Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds
After years of waiting, was finally released Marvel vs. Capcom 3: Fate of Two Worlds , the new version of the acclaimed fighting franchise that mix characters from different universes in frantic battles and colorful. The game features dozens of characters divided equally between the two worlds and can be freely selected, using combinations that come to be bizarre, like Dante (Devil May Cry), Hulk and Zero (Megaman).
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X-Files Action Figures and Toys
Here is a selection of some really cool and well designed X Files Action Figures. Action Figures of Fox Mulder, Dana Scully, The Smoking Man and other great characters from X Files. And aliens off course smile So if you like X Files too you should definately get one of these action figures for your collection!
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Movie Review: Psychosis
For some reason, I had pretty high hopes for this little movie. I’m not sure where, but I seem to remember having read good reviews of “Psychosis”.
This is a low-budget ($1.2 million) British horror thriller, directed by a guy called Reg Traviss, who also co-wrote the screenplay, but it stars American Charisma Carpenter, who was Cordelia on TV’s “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”. Carpenter plays Susan Golden, a crime novelist from California, who’s married to a British bloke; David (Paul Sculfor). The two of them move into an old house, apparently in the middle of a forest somewhere in England
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Invisible Projections
"More often than not
I feel like we’re ghosts
Or invisible projections of our longing for each other..."
To read more of this poem (and others like it), please click on the link provided. Thank you for reading!
Best Wishes,
LW
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