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House of Wax (2005)

House of Wax (2005)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee – July 28, 2010

I bought this movie a couple of years ago and it took a long time to finally put it into the DVD player and watch it. I found it for 3 bucks, which is why I bought it. I would never pay full price for anything featuring Paris Hilton, but in her defense, this was her urge to prove that she is just some rich chick born into money. She wants to be an actress and played the role of Paige Edwards in the 2005 horror movie HOUSE OF WAX.

The film begins with a group of youngsters on their way to a sporting event. Paige (Hilton), Carly (Elisha Cuthbert), Nick (Chad Michael Murray), Wade (Jared Padalecki), Dalton (Jon Abrahams), and Blake (Robert Ri’chard) all take this road trip. They have the jock, the prick, the good girl, and the jokester…this movie didn’t plan to make an original product. The plan was to merely capitalize on a popular genre, using what is used most of the time. There isn’t much character development here and some of the acting is abysmal.

Cathy’s Curse (1977)

Cathy’s Curse (1977)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee – July 27, 2010

This is one of those flicks in those 50 packs….I own ten or so 50 packs, mostly horror, and it’s because you really cannot beat the deal. Out of those 50 movies, you are bound to find some that you enjoy. The price tag of these collections ranges from 10 bucks to 30 bucks, both very reasonable prices, and well worth it.

I watched CATHY’S CURSE, a possession movie from 1977. We begin with a father/daughter combo driving off the road in the mid 1940s and the young girl dies in a fiery wreck. Now we fast forward to the 1970s and we have Cathy (Randi Allen), a young girl that finds the doll of the dead girl and adopts it as her own, but upon adoption, she begins to act strangely and viciously.

Spider-Man 2 (2004)

Spider-Man 2 (2004)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee – July 18, 2010

When it comes to superheroes, there aren’t many as cool as Spider-Man. What can you say about a guy that shoots white stuff in the faces of bad guys? Spider-Man is one of my favorite superheroes and whenever they release a movie with him, I’m there to see it. In 2004, a follow up to the 2002 hit SPIDER-MAN was released. Unfortunately, the Green Goblin was killed in the original, so they had to find a new villain and in the sequel they bring in Doc Ock (Alfred Molina).

We begin with Peter Parker (Tobey McGuire) delivering pizzas and living a normal life. As you know, Peter Parker is Spider-Man, and you have to ask yourself: What the fuck is he doing delivering pizzas? You have to figure that he takes down drug dealers and they have a shitload of money. Why not just take some of the money and you won’t have to work anymore or kiss the fat ass of that guy at the paper for 300 bucks a shot.

The Crazies (2010)

The Crazies (2010)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee - July 15, 2010

I like George Romero but I wasn’t a fan of his 1973 flick “THE CRAZIES” from what I can remember. I saw it very long ago and I thought it was mediocre then and I have to be honest and I will upset the zombie fans, but I didn’t really think anything was spectacular outside of the original NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD. The follow ups that get so much attention I can take or leave.

When a remake of THE CRAZIES was announced, I wasn’t excited and expected another Hollywood crap movie, but after renting it over the weekend, I have to say that I was very pleasantly surprised. This is actually a great movie.

We begin with a disoriented man walking on a field during a little league game with rifle in hand. When David Dutten (Timothy Olyphant), the Sheriff, approaches, the man seems angry and points the gun at him. Before he pulls the trigger, Dutten shoots and kills him. Because of the nature of the incident, Dutten and his second in command, Russell Clank (Joe Anderson) both conclude that the man was drunk, but the toxicology report comes back clean. That was weird.

The Incredible Hulk: 747 (1978)

The Incredible Hulk: 747 (1978)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee – July 12, 2010

David Banner (Bill Bixby) has a serious problem. When he gets pissed off, he turns into this angry green monster that beats the shit out of people and breaks everything in sight. He has proven time and time again that he does not need a lot of provocation to turn into the Hulk. He can just have a bad day. I wish I had this problem. I would like to black out and awake to find my boss beaten to a pulp.

If you have this problem, why would you fly? You know that air travel can be frustrating…more frustrating than changing a tire, yet Banner turned into the Hulk when he was having trouble doing just that. As the Hulk, he actually flipped the entire car into a ditch, upside down just because the tire was being difficult. He could have called AAA, but he elects instead to let his anger get the best of him.

The Incredible Hulk: Kindred Spirits (1979)

The Incredible Hulk: Kindred Spirits (1979)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee – July 12, 2010

Native Americans are always a popular topic when talking about monsters or nature. They somehow have a sense of when a Sasquatch rapes a deer and can talk to the many spirits that are just roaming around the world everyday…of course they are invisible and we cannot sense them, but the Native Americans depicted in horror films and/or TV are always the same. They have “wolf” or “feather” in their name and they talk about Sasquatch or spirits. I’m 25% Cherokee, and I have yet to speak to a spirit or sense when a Sasquatch was near. The closest I’ve come was when my 400 pound Aunt Polly ran at the dinner table, and I sort of sensed it….then again, the pounding of her fatty feet against the floor probably tipped me off.

David Banner (Bill Bixby) going by the name David Barton this time, joins an expedition to uncover the facts behind a prehistoric Hulk. In the flashbacks, Hulk wearing a furry loincloth is throwing rocks at cavemen. Does this mean that Banner travels back in time or was there an exact duplicate Hulk in the past? How could they have zapped themselves with gamma radiation back then? They didn’t have a machine like Banner did! This episode didn’t start off making a lot of sense.

Family Secret News: Deadharvey.com Interviews Filmmaker Geno McGahee

Family Secret News: Deadharvey.com Interviews Filmmaker Geno McGahee

X Posse Press Release – July 7, 2010

On June 7th, 2009, FAMILY SECRET began filming in Palmer, Massachusetts. The schedule would be grueling but the dedicated and talented crew forged onward and created what many contend is the next big thing in horror/suspense. X Posse Productions in association with Webhead Entertainment, LLC., wrapped production on October 4th, 2009, and it has been in the editing process since. Editing would conclude in early June of 2010, and with several distributors showing interest in the production, the future looks bright for FAMILY SECRET.

Deadharvey.com, one of the best horror sites in the world, representing the indie filmmaker, took the time to contact and interview Writer/Director Geno McGahee about FAMILY SECRET and the difference between X Posse Productions during the filming of EVIL AWAKENING (2001) and RISE OF THE SCARECROWS (2004), and now. X Posse Productions sincerely thanks Deadharvey.com for their interest in the productions and we hope that you enjoy the interview with Geno McGahee.

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Fiend (1980)

Fiend (1980)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee - July 7, 2010

One of my favorite filmmakers is Don Dohler. His film “GALAXY INVADER” was one of the best micro-budget films of all time, featuring an alien’s dealing with rednecks. That’s a formula that cannot lose. Although Dohler has been associated mostly with sci-fi, he has dabbled in horror with BLOOD MASSACRE and the 1980 film “FIEND.”

We begin with an evil entity visiting a graveyard and raising the dead. Eric Longfellow (Don Leifert) is brought back to life and moves into a suburban community, opening a music studio and killing on a regular basis. He must kill to stay alive, absorbing the life energy from the victims. Leifert is a regular in the Dohler films and is, arguably, the best actor to be featured. His portrayal of Longellow is fantastic and creepy.

Jaws 3-D

Jaws 3-D (1983)

Reviewed by Melissa McGahee – July 5, 2010

Horror sequels are rarely a good thing. Trilogies can be the worst. Movies like Scream 3, Phantasm 3, and Saw III come to mind. Still once in awhile, an addition to a series can deliver if not in the same manner as the original, in a new way that entertains and provides a few scares. The third chapter of the Jaws franchise is in this category and is a fun movie with cheesy special effects that makes for a great Sunday afternoon flick.

Mike (Dennis Quaid) and longtime girlfriend Kathryn (Bess Armstrong) work together at Seaworld. All is great until a shark is seen in the park. It seems that the intruder entered through a gate that Mike forgot to close. Meanwhile, Mike’s little brother Sean (John Putch) who is afraid of the water visits and hooks up with Kelly Ann (Lea Thompson) who works to rid him of his fear.

Savage Weekend (1979)

Savage Weekend (1979)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee - June 30, 2010

I love those 50 packs of horror movies. Mills Creek puts them out and Brain Damage does as well, and they always prove to be an adventure. Even as you sift through the bad, which there are many, you still have a good time, at least I do. You are always hoping to find a gem…one that you haven’t seen before, and although horror films prove to share the same formula at times, the blends are different enough to keep you compelled. The whodunit horror film has been done dozens of times and usually it ends up being somebody that was done wrong at one point or another and then they wear some strange mask and are revealed and then tell their story to the one that survives at the end. You cannot beat a whodunit when it comes to horror. I like them all, but whodunits are the most fun, especially a good one.

Now, I have mixed feelings about those that wear masks and are not whodunits. Jason Voorhees and Michael Myers wear masks but there are no questions as to who is behind the masks (with the exception of FRIDAY THE 13TH PART V, where the slow guy’s dad is the killer). Why does Jason feel the need to wear a mask? Maybe he is self conscious about his zombie face. Myers wears one because he likes it, I guess, but to drive around wearing a latex Halloween mask and to go kill people…that has to be tough, and wouldn’t it be easier for him to not wear it and blend in with the public. Dr. Loomis would most likely say: “Doesn’t that guy sorta look like Michael Myers,” rather than: “Michael Myers, I know it’s you because of that damn mask!”

Crazy Carl’s Top 10: Blood Real

Crazy Carl’s Top 10: Blood Real

By Crazy Carl Robinson – June 29, 2010

dear nana…..i’m still at boot camp, but I think you’d like iowa…..the best part is that you can go for a drive in the country and not see another car for 15-20 miles----no ugly americans consuming for the sake of consumption and no one here hates you because you have one more turnip than they do…..

i’m still waiting for bloodreal to arrive, so I guess it’s good that I’m excited about something…..like I would wait outside on the stoop for the fed ex-man, but the census taker almost caught me last week----like I came home from work and was checking my mail when the census lady’s husband came roaring over the hill in their pt cruiser with vanity “cyclonz” plates (and I think they would have caught me if I wasn’t watching them through the binoculars all last weekend)…..

Missing in Action II: The Beginning (1985)

Missing in Action II: The Beginning (1985)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee - June 23, 2010

“You lose.” – Braddock (Chuck Norris)

Growing up in the 1980s was great. Saturday morning cartoons and professional wrestling was outstanding. Around 1987, video stores began to pop up in my area and we had just gotten a VCR. I was 13 and rented a movie by the name of “MISSING IN ACTION II: THE BEGINNING.” Back then, my mother only cared about what I watched if it involved sex or even nudity. She would even put pants on the dog so I didn’t see his junk.

Chuck Norris starred as Braddock, a POW stuck in a camp as a prisoner of the evil Colonel Yin, played by Soon Tek-Oh. Now Tek-Oh was also in DEATH WISH IV: THE CRACKDOWN as the crooked cop, but his defining role is as Yin, a sadistic dictator that wants to break Braddock. Every time that Yin does something horrible that Braddock doesn’t like, he smiles and says “you lose.” I love that! I love when action films are like this … with cool catch lines.

Family Secret Music Video Revealed

Family Secret Music Video Revealed

X Posse Press Release - June 22, 2010

In the near future, FAMILY SECRET, a horror/suspense like no other will be released. A high definition horror/suspense movie with established and talented actors and a professional crew, Geno McGahee, the Writer/Director promised a new horror experience. Presenting a sharp and memorable horror/suspense also included the inclusion of the best musical acts in the business. SONORA, a fantastic band, created the title tune for FAMILY SECRET, an amazing song by the name of “The Secret.” Here is your chance to see the official FAMILY SECRET music video, and get prepared for the release of the next big thing in horror, the next horror icon, FAMILY SECRET.

FAMILY SECRET is an X Posse/Webhead Entertainment, LLC., Production.

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Geno’s Scary Stiffy: Screw Roger Ebert

Geno’s Scary Stiffy: Screw Roger Ebert

By Geno McGahee – June 19, 2010

I’m sick of Roger Ebert. I know I cannot be the only one. Now, I know that he’s sickly and everyone feels bad for him, but I’m just really tired of seeing his face. His movie reviews are filled with negativity and remember, he was one of those crusaders against 1980’s slasher films. I didn’t forget Ebert! I did not forget!!!

I had read a recent review of his for A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET (2010). He wrote:

I stared at "A Nightmare on Elm Street" with weary resignation. The movie consists of a series of teenagers who are introduced, haunted by nightmares and then slashed to death by Freddy. So what?

What did he want…for Freddy to jump out of the screen and take a dump on his chest? The entire plotline is that teenagers are killed by Freddy in their dreams. So what? 12 ANGRY MEN…12 jurors sit together and talk about a case. So what? You can do it to any movie and no matter what movie you do it to, it’s absurd. Go ahead and try. Give the plot of any movie and then write “so what?”

Scared Stiff Reviews & Horror Source Join Forces

Scared Stiff Reviews & Horror Source Join Forces

Scared Stiff Press Release – June 17, 2010

Scared Stiff Reviews is happy to report the alliance with Horrorsource.com, a great site and resource for any horror fan. They are the Netflix of Horror movies, bringing obscure titles that can only be found there and stay true to the genre. They truly bring you back to the days when you would go to the video store and look at the VHS tapes and pick up a couple of random horror films.   They are a mom and pop shop and I cannot recommend them enough. You will be seeing many of the reviews done here at Scared Stiff now on Horrorsource.com.

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Shutter Island (2010)

Shutter Island (2010)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee – June 15, 2010

It was an impulse buy…that’s what it was. I was walking around Target and picked up several items, but there was nothing fun for me. I bought my son some toys and some household cleaning stuff, but zippo for me. I wanted to buy something. They had this display and there was SHUTTER ISLAND. I remember seeing the trailer for it and it looked sharp and they had it for $16.99, so I said “what the fuck?” I was going to buy it on Blu Ray…the new big deal, but they wanted $26.99 for it. Since it was merely an impulse buy, I would not risk throwing away 27 bucks…just 17 if the movie stunk.

Teddy Daniels (Leonardo DiCaprio) shows up on Shutter Island in the mid 1950s with his partner, fellow US Marshall, Chuck (Mark Ruffalo). They are investigating the place and the rumors that they are experimenting on the patients/criminals there. It’s a home for the criminally insane…and they are always fun, aren’t they? When you hear about a guy in a rabbit costume beating somebody to death, isn’t there a part of you laughing on the inside…sort of happy that it happened because it was amusing? Am I the only one?

The A-Team (2010)

The A-Team (2010)

Reviewed by Melissa McGahee - June 14, 2010

“I love it when a plan comes together” - Hannibal (Liam Neeson)

Very rarely do I ever reach the level of excitement I felt as a child when a movie I want to see is released. When the revamp of the hit 80s show “The A-Team” was announced, I was at first wary and my expectations were low. As more information was released, my hopes grew. The cast seemed to inspire thoughts of the old characters. The trailer reminded me of the original. By April I was counting down the days.

Now, there have been reviews that are extremely harsh. They throw words around like “macho” and “testosterone” as if they are bad or dirty words to use. Sure, throw a few grenades and bazookas on the back of a female martial arts expert with huge boobs, a tiny waist and perfect make-up and we’ll call that equality. Make a movie about male comradeship, and the critics will work like hell to bury it.

Surviving the Game (1994)

Surviving the Game (1994)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee - June 13, 2010

I like Ice-T. He’s not the best actor in the world but he really found his footing when he went to LAW & ORDER SVU. I freaking love that show. I bought nearly every season that they put out and when they air a marathon, I will be glued to the TV, watching those bastards. You can bet your mom’s tits on it. Anyway, Ice-T’s performance on the show is outstanding, but another acting gig really proved that he belonged in front of the camera and that was in the 1994 action flick, SURVIVING THE GAME.

Jack Mason (Ice-T) is a homeless guy that is having a very bad week. His dog was struck and killed by a taxi and his best friend died. He was nearly killed by a bad cop for stealing some food for him and his homeless buddies, but fought him off and escaped with the grub. Aren’t you sick of cops? I know that there are some good ones, but watch this movie…this character represents the norm. Speeding ticket for 68 in a 55…the nerve. If they made the speed limit 68 in the first place, there would have never been a problem. …sorry, I’m rambling.

Cornered (2008)

Cornered (2008)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee – June 7, 2010

A horror film with Steve Guttenberg…not exactly a formula for success, but we have it here in CORNERED, a whodunit that takes place entirely in a liquor store. I always liked POLICE ACADEMY…I actually enjoyed the entire series for the most part and that is where Guttenberg belonged, but I was willing to give him a crack in a horror movies. Many stars on the way up will begin in horror and when they begin on the way down, they are usually in a slasher film of some sort.

Steve (Eduardo Antonio Garcia) is the owner of the liquor store and wants to get rid of it. He has employees that continually steal from him. Mona (Ellia English) is always stealing ice cream when she’s not performing phone sex for money on her cell phone. Donny (Peter Story) is another chubber that continually steals doughnuts. Jimmy (James Duval) is a junkie, and we have a prostitute Jess (Elizabeth Nicole). There is also a masked killer going around.

Drive In Massacre (1976)

Drive In Massacre (1976)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee - June 2, 2010

"A couple of horny kids got themselves chopped up by some kook…so what. Besides, who really gives a damn anyway?"—Austin Johnson (Newton Naushaus)

We begin with a young couple at a drive in, and while trying to adjust the volume on the speaker box, he gets his head cut clean off by an unknown killer with a sword. When I saw that, I said to myself: The 1.7 rating out of 10 on IMDB.com may be wrong as it was with Capture of Bigfoot, and it sure was. The 1970s produced the best horror films of all time and though this one does not qualify to be among the Texas Chainsaw Massacres, Warlock Moons, and Children Shouldn’t Play With Dead Things, it certainly is not a 1.7, and it is extremely amusing, thanks mostly to Austin Johnson (Newton Naushaus).

I cannot state just how great the character Austin Johnson is. He is one of the best villains to ever grace the horror films. He doesn’t mince words and doesn’t scare easy. This film isn’t implying that he is the killer. It is screaming he is in this whodunit. I have never seen any bad guy in a movie so over the top as Johnson, and I have to say that I LOVED IT.

Nightmare Beach (1988)

Nightmare Beach (1988)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee – May 26, 2010

I love whodunits. They may just be my favorite sort of movie. I don’t think this sort of thing happens enough. For instance, when you have a meeting at work, your boss never says: “If you don’t shape up, I’ll take care of it. I will certainly take care of it.” Then the person is killed and a man in a mask is seen at the scene. I love the entire idea of a masked killer, especially if the costume is original. In HOUSE ON SORORITY ROAD, you had the clown, and in TERROR ON TOUR, you had the KISS-like band member. Here we have a biker, but it’s not just some boring biker clad in leather…it’s got quite the twist.

Now, let me address something. I don’t like bikers. I got some nasty emails from truckers because I hate truckers. Who wears a cowboy hat? It’s only acceptable in the Village People and tribute bands of the Village People. Same rules apply to bikers. The only good thing to come from bikers, outside of the Village People, is the movie WILD HOGS. I really liked that movie, amazingly enough. It was not a whodunit.

Get the Buzz: Mike Grubbs Appears on Jaki’s Buzz

Get the Buzz: Mike Grubbs Appears on Jaki’s Buzz

Press Release – May 26, 2010

The newest episode of the hit Internet show “JAKI’S BUZZ” featuring the talented Jaki Valensi-Lauper (THE CLEARING, FAMILY SECRET), is now available for view, featuring Mike Grubbs of One Tree Hill. JAKI’S BUZZ is a fresh and entertaining look at the world of entertainment, brought to you by those in the business that care about the art and the rising stars. This is an inside look with interviews, movie reviews, and commentary, put together in a sharp show, hosted by a very charismatic host. Get the Buzz!

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Maverick Entertainment Group announces the video release of Spike

Maverick Entertainment Group announces the video release of Spike

Maverick Entertainment Press Release - May 26, 2010

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Pre-Order Date: 7/2/2010
Street Date: 8/3/2010

After skidding off the road in the dead of night, four friends find themselves lost in the forest and tangled in a twisted love story. As they are each picked off one by one by a bizarre beast it becomes clear that none of them will make it out of this forest alive; unless the one the monster so desires is left behind. Will they stick together and find their way out of the grips of this love sick monster or will they turn on each other and perish in this dark fairytale?

Rise of the Scarecrows:

Rise of the Scarecrows:

Buy the Movie that has Horror Fans Talking

X Posse Press Release – May 25, 2010

The wait over. RISE OF THE SCARECROWS, the second X Posse Production, has been released by Tempe Entertainment. After the success of EVIL AWAKENING, Geno McGahee’s second movie promises to once again impress the horror fans. The critics have already spoken!

“A Classic! …9/10!” – Peter Syslo, Infernal Dreams Horror Society

“Familiar as an old ghost story yet unique enough to stand alone amongst the hubris of countless horror releases.” –McJeffrey, Flixnjoystix.com

“Dark and (has an) appropriate twist ending.” – The Horror Enthusiast

“Really cool.” – John Shatzer, Gutmunchers.com

“RISE OF THE SCARECROWS is a wonderful movie! 3 out of 4 stars!” – Brian Morton, Rogue Cinema

“Interesting Characters and twists throughout!” – Mario Dominick, Horrorsociety.com

Synopsis:

Moving from the noisy city to the quiet suburbs, a policeman anticipates a considerably less busy and dangerous workload. Unfortunately, a wild murder spree breaks out, pointing to some very scary culprits. Soon, the shocked cop finds himself up against sack-headed psychopaths!

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Alien Abduction: Incident at Lake County (1998)

Alien Abduction: Incident at Lake County (1998)

Reviewed by Geno McGahee – May 19, 2010

I believe in aliens. I do not believe that they abduct people for their sexual petting zoos as many contend, but I believe that they do exist and come to earth for our many pleasures. I used to know this guy named “Jason,” and now he’s a cop and turned into a real shithead, but that’s beside the fact. He said he was abducted by aliens and can you believe they returned him? If they did take him, I’m sure the alien that brought him to the ship was reprimanded. “Why’d you pick this shithead? Pick a hot chick with big tits,” one alien may note.

For a while now, I have heard of an “actual video” of an alien abduction. I recently saw THE FOURTH KIND and although it boasted that it was a mixture of real footage and re-enactments, I wasn’t convinced. ALIEN ABDUCTION: INCIDENT AT LAKE COUNTY, was rumored to be the real deal. I finally found it on line and watched it and I’m sorry to report, it’s a hoax…well, not really a hoax. It’s like THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT, but no witch…aliens this time.

We begin with dysfunctional McPhersons at Thanksgiving. Tommy (Kristian Ayre) wants to go into video production and begins by taping his family outing. He tapes his drunk mother and bothers older brother Kurt (Aaron Pearl). Kurt doesn’t like black people and doesn’t like his sister’s choice in a man, Matthew (Benz Antoine).

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