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Cinematic Horror Archive is my horror film review te:

http://www.cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com

Putting a lot of care and effort into each article, I write pieces for movies old and new of all sub-genres. My views are blatantly honest and non-biases. You will obviously not agree with everything I have to say, but that is great as it is partly the point of film criticism. My critique is intelligible and sound and I write for newcomers of the genre in mind as well as the veteran fans. I include in each review an original theatrical poster, screenshots, links for clips and trailers, and if available a link to watch the film online.

I have just recently returned to writing, for the first time nce before moving to Thailand in the new year of 2006. When I was still living in my native homeland of England, I spent four years while in education, trying to break into journalism covering movies and muc. I am a big film fan, and horror has always been my favorite genre of all the ones that I am into. I have studied film and I really like to write. Therefore, it makes sense for me to write about cinematic horror, as this is my way of getting involved.

There are only x articles published on the te now, so it is not much of an archive at this moment. I divide my time between teaching myself screenwriting, and always working on the next piece, so it will be nearer to a more comprehenve archive in the future.

The reviews up on the te are:

A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010)

Friday The 13th Part 2 (1981)

Frozen (2010)

Paranormal Activity (2009)

The Crazies (2010)

The Evil Dead (1981)

‘The Evil Dead’ is more of a feature/review, and is called ‘The Evil Dead (1981): Video Nasties, Misspent Youth, and the Ultimate Experience in Grueling Horror’.

As well as all this American modern horror, I will also be covering the early Universal era, golden age, British (Hammer and modern), French, Italian, J-horror, Spanish etc.

I will keep you updated by bumping up this thread each time I publish new material.

If there is a film you would like me to review, or if you would just like to slag me off – contact me:

cinematichorrorarchive@hotmail.com

Thank you all very much for your time,

Dave J. Wilson

http://www.cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com

C.H.A Update Info: 09/07/10

I am still writing, honest!

I just picked a funny old time to start up a horror film review te. No sooner had I got it up and running, and shamelessly plugged it as much as I posbly could, I have had to endure the heartache of a break up with my girlfriend. However, I am already getting over it, and moving on with my life – been there done that loads of times! Therefore, with the extra time on my hands, not having to think about somebody else, I am just about to finish the next article.

Much like the ‘The Evil Dead’ piece, it is a feature/review. Generally, it will be one of my last articles on an American modern horror film, for a while. I will make two exceptions though; the first is for new releases. When I have finished this piece, I will be writing a review of ‘Predators’ (2010). The second is for sub-genres I have not covered yet. Other than that, I will be concentrating on other countries and eras of cinematic horror. My reason for this, is that my first eight reviews now (x published, two in the works), have all been American, and from the modern era. It is, after all, a Cinematic Horror Archive. When I have a more evened out archive, I will then free myself, and write about whatever I want. If it is horror, I will write about it!

The te has started out pretty well. The number of views per day, for the first two days, was very good, but has slumped nce. It has only been up about a week and a half though. It is obvious I just need to keep writing, and publish my work as often as posble. What feedback I have had, has been potive. I would however, like to see more comments for the articles, with your opinions on the films, and talk of my opinions on them. I write to encourage conversation amongst you all, as that is part of the fun of film criticism. An added bonus is that I can get some lesser-known and underrated films out there. For example, ‘Frozen’ (2010); despite a warm reception from critics, and the people who actually saw it liking it, the distributors – Anchor Bay – shate all over it!

I will never stop plugging my te. However, for now, I need to concentrate on getting some more work published. Every time I finish new material though, I will for dam sure be getting it out there! I have valid opinions on film, and as many people as posble should know about them. This is because, as I said before, one of the parts of film criticism, which I really enjoy, is the conversation that it induces. This is why I do it! I love film, particularly horror, and I really like to write. It makes sense for me to do this, and I certainly do not do it for nothing, so I would like as many people as posble to read my work, and give feedback on it. I have nothing to gain financially, as my te was not created for profit; it is a hobby. Therefore, spamming is not a word that comes into it, as I am not trying to get people to gn up to anything, so I can reap the financial benefits.

The smaller tes I have used to self-promote, I have put links up for on my homepage. Not just for returning the favor, but also because they are also young fledgling tes that need a helping hand – we are all in the same boat. They are also tes I enjoy reading, and I want to make many people aware of them.

Thanks,

Dave J. Wilson

Nice te. Solid reviews. Although I think Paranormal Activity deserve less " 'steins ", all the articles were fun to read. Cheers!

Nice te. Solid reviews. Although I think Paranormal Activity deserve less " 'steins ", all the articles were fun to read.Thanks very much, mate. I liked 'Paranormal Activity', but I just didn't love it. It seems to me, because the last two decades for horror have been shittastic as a whole (the 90's being the worse, and the last ten years being slightly better), that every time a film comes out that is above average, it is lauded by the media as the next landmark in horror filmmaking.One of the other minimalist horror films I've seen in recent - 'Frozen' - is definitely the better film. Its one of the best horror releases of this year, and it deserved to do much better commercially, but didn't because Anchor Bay didn't get behind it.

At last, I have finally updated the te with a new article. It is feature/review called ‘Dark Ride (2006), and the Fall of the Slasher':


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/07/13/dark-ride-2006-and-the-fall-of-the-slasher/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... e-slasher/

I will be publishing work on a more regular bas from now on.

Nice article. I like the whole "history of slashers" part in the beginning. I'll be sure to stay away and save 2 hrs of my life for something worth while. :)

Nice article. I like the whole "history of slashers" part in the beginning. I'll be sure to stay away and save 2 hrs of my life for something worth while. :)

Thanks, mate.

Help Writers wanted.

Please read carefully:

It has become apparent to me that in order to not only keep my fledgling little te updated on a more regular bas, that it would also be more interesting to see work by other writers on it. This is so readers can see more unique perspectives, with equally unique writing styles.

If you are a serious writer with a pason for the horror genre, and you want to contribute reviews, then I encourage you to do so. There are no deadlines to meet, and if you have a well-written piece of intelligible and sound film critique, all ready to submit – do it! If you are planning to write an article, let me know and get on with it, then e-mail it to me when you are done. If it is cinematic horror - write about it! You can write reviews on any film from any era of any sub-genre, from any country. I do not mind you writing a piece on films I have already reviewed, because it adds another perspective on the movie. However, generally, please try to write about other films. You can contribute as often as you like, and I will make sure I get your work out there as much as I can – I will plug it to fuck! I promote the te and my own writing as much as I posbly can within the horror community. If you have valid opinions on the genre, then as many people as posble should know about them! I will put up links for your reviews with your name, on my own threads on the forums of horror webtes, along with the threads for the film’s title. I will also contribute your reviews to the external reviews links on IMDB, again with your name on it. When I publish your work on my te, I will make sure your name goes on it below the article, so it is not confused with my own material. Copyrighted to my te, nobody has the right to reprint or reproduce your work anywhere else, without your permison. My te has a rating system of four, with no half ratings, so please specify what your rating is of the film, below your submitted review.No time wasters though! I will be blatantly honest here, and tough but fair. If you have the slightest feeling of uncertainty that you will not write anything, then do not make me the empty promise of submitting work. If you know, that you will commit to writing it 100%, then fine. It also has to be good quality writing, with focused opinion – do not ramble on and go off point. If you submit work, and it is not up to standard, I will not publish it.

The idea behind Cinematic Horror Archive is for it to be, hopefully in the near future, a comprehenve archive of reviews for horror films. With your help, this can reach fruition. At the time writing, nce officially being open on the 30th of last month – just over two weeks ago – my te has had 614 views. Not bad is it? It is better than a kick in the bollocks! Again, with your help, I can get the brand name of Cinematic Horror Archive out there, and get a hell of a lot more views, and I will make sure you get credit for that. Who knows what the future has in store, and what the te will become from these humble little beginnings.

E-mail me your work here:

cinematichorrorarchive@hotmail.com

Thank you all very much for your time,

Dave J. Wilson

Check out Robert Newberry’s review of ‘Prom Night’ (1980), on my te:


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/07/19/prom-night-1980/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... ight-1980/

Go to the homepage for reviews of 'Pontypool' (2009) and 'The Final Destination' (2009), by Robert A. Newberry, and my review of 'The Revenge of Frankenstein' (1958):


href="http://www.cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com">http://www.cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com

Thanks for reading.

Dave J. Wilson

C.H.A Update Info: 03/08/10

Check out my feature/review – ‘The New York Ripper (1982), and the Rise of the Second Godfather of Gore: Lucio Fulci’ -


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/08/03/the-new-york-ripper-1982-and-the-rise-of-the-second-godfather-of-gore-lucio-fulci/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... cio-fulci/

I have set myself the target of publishing a new article once a week from now on. Hopefully soon, Robert will turn in some more material as well, as he has become a better writer with each review, and it will keep the te updated more often.

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

C.H.A Update Info: 15/08/10

I have just published my latest article, a feature/review entitled ‘Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986), and the Genes and Execution of Evil’:


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/08/15/henry-portrait-of-a-serial-killer-1986-and-the-genes-and-execution-of-evil/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... n-of-evil/

I finished it a lot later than planned, as I wanted to publish it last Tuesday at the latest. I am now preparing to write the next piece.

Thanks very much for reading, but please try to leave comments on the articles on the te.

Cheers,

Dave J. Wilson

I have just published Robert A. Newberry’s review of ‘Piranha 3D’ (2010), check it out:


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/08/23/piranha-3d-2010/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... a-3d-2010/

I have been a bit slack with my own writing recently, due to recovering from an operation, and being put on strong antibiotics; making me feel like a zombie. I am on the mend now though, and I am getting on with my next review.

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

C.H.A Update Info: 31/08/10

I have just published my feature/review, entitled ‘Hellraiser: Bloodline (2006) – Hell on Earth, How to Sabotage a good sequel, and the Ruining of a Franchise.’

Check it out here:

http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/08/31/hellraiser-bloodline-1996-hell-on-earth-how-to-sabotage-a-good-sequel-and-the-ruining-of-a-horror-franchise

I am now resetting myself the target of putting up a new article on the te once a week. This is my first piece in just over two weeks, and I am really not happy about that! I was recovering from an operation, having a nasty cyst removed from my back, and the doctor put me on strong antibiotics after it was done, which just wiped me out! Expect to see a new review from me very soon.

Thank you all very much for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

Check out my article, 'Piranha (2010): Second View 2D, and a Rant About Post Converon 3D' -


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/09/06/piranha-2010-second-view-2d-and-a-rant-about-post-converon-3d/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... eron-3d/

Thanks for reading.

finally got around to reading some of your stuff

good reads my man, good reads

I have just published a review of

'Redent Evil: Afterlife' (2010), by Robert A. Newberry.

Check it out:


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/09/12/redent-evil-afterlife-2010/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... life-2010/

finally got around to reading some of your stuff

good reads my man, good reads

Thanks very much, mate.

C.H.A Update Info: 18/09/10

I have just published my review of ‘The Human Centipede: First Sequence’ (2010):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/09/16/the-human-centipede-first-sequence-2010/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... ence-2010/

I have also introduced a new regular feature called CRAWLER’S CHAOS. This is where Creepy Crawler will bring you overview reviews of long forgotten oldies; obscure, rare, B-movie titles that you may not know of. The first two films up are 'Toxic Zombies' (1980) and 'Crawlspace' (1986). Here are the respective links:


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/09/17/crawler%e2%80%99s-chaos-toxic-zombiesaka-forest-of-fearaka-bloodeaters-1980/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... ters-1980/


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/09/17/crawler%e2%80%99s-chaos-crawlspace-1986/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... pace-1986/

As well as the new articles I have changed the categories section, so readers can access all the reviews up on the te directly from the homepage, including older reviews that have been pushed into the archives.

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

C.H.A Update Info: 28/09/10

I have just published my review of ‘A Serbian Film’ (2010):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/09/28/a-serbian-film-2010/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... film-2010/

I have just published my review of '30 Days of Night: Dark Days' (2010):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/10/04/30-days-of-night-dark-days-2010/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... days-2010/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

Crawler's Chaos returns!

Creepy Crawler gives us another humorous overview critique of Troma's trash cinema clasc, 'Nightbeast' (1982):

http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/10/09/crawler%e2%80%99s-chaos-nightbeast-1982

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

I have just published my review of 'Mirrors 2' (2010):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/10/17/mirrors-2-2010/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... rs-2-2010/

Check out also, my review of 'Nightmares in a Damaged Brain' (1981):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/10/11/nightmares-in-a-damaged-brain-1981/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... rain-1981/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

I have just published my review of Suspiria (1977).

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

It’s Halloween!

So check out my feature review 'Halloween II (1981): A Worthy Companion piece to the Original or Not?':


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/11/01/halloween-ii-1981-a-worthy-companion-piece-to-the-original-or-not/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... al-or-not/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

I have just published my review of ‘Angel Heart’ (1987):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/11/07/angel-heart-1987/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... eart-1987/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

Crawler's Chaos Returns!

Creepy Crawler writes another witty overview critique, covering the British cult clasc 'Psychomania' (1971).

Check it out:


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/11/13/crawler%e2%80%99s-chaos-psychomania-1971/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... ania-1971/

I have also edited my feature review 'Halloween II (1981): A Worthy Companion Piece to the Original or Not?', due to glaring grammatical errors and typos. It reads much better now!:


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/11/01/halloween-ii-1981-a-worthy-companion-piece-to-the-original-or-not/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... al-or-not/

To be fair I was up to about 3:30 in the morning doing it all; finishing the initial writing, proof reading and editing, and sorting out the lay out. I was struggling to get the article published in time for Halloween western time. So I think my tiredness was the reason for so many mistakes.

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

I have just published my article 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986), and a Newfound Appreciation':


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/11/14/the-texas-chainsaw-massacre-2-1986-and-a-newfound-appreciation/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... reciation/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

I have just published my review of 'The Fog' (1980):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/11/21/the-fog-1980/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... -fog-1980/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

I have just published my article 'The Devil’s Rejects (2005): Rob Zombie’s Only Good Feature Thus Far':


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/11/28/the-devil%e2%80%99s-rejects-2005-rob-zombie%e2%80%99s-only-good-feature-thus-far/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... -thus-far/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

I have just published my article 'The Hills Run Red (2009): A Diamond in the Rough During the Fall of the Slasher':


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/12/05/the-hills-run-red-2009-a-diamond-in-the-rough-during-the-fall-of-the-slasher/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... e-slasher/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

C.H.A Update Info: 13/12/10 -

I am at this moment writing a feature, entitled ‘George A. Romero’s Living Dead Series Retrospective – Part 1: Night of the Living Dead (1968)’.

Obviously its the first part of a retrospect of all x Romero zombie films. As well as this retrospective being ambitious in scope as a whole, so is each part, and I underestimated how long this first piece will take me to write. I was hoping to have it all done for yesterday, keeping to my discipline of publishing a new article by myself once a week. Hopefully it should all be done by the end of this week, if

not it will be up on the te as soon as I’ve finished it all.

I’ll be taking a break from all things

Romero zombies for Christmas, and reviewing a holiday themed slasher. After that will be part 2 of the retrospect with of course ‘Dawn of the Dead’ (1978), and then so on with the rest of the franchise. Next year I’m hoping to review more early horror, as so far nce the te has been up about five and half months ago, I’ve only done a write up of 'The Revenge of Frankenstein (1958)':


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/07/23/the-revenge-of-frankenstein-1958/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... tein-1958/

At some point next year I will start making many upgrades to Cinematic Horror Archive as it is now, before eventually moving out of WordPress as a blog, and making the trantion into a full webte with my own unique domain name.

Thanks very much for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

C.H.A Update Info: 19/12/10

Right then, I’m still hard at work on the first part of my Romero zombie retrospect, after getting a fair bit detracked this week, so unfortunately it won’t be published today. The good news is, is that I do see ‘George A. Romero’s Living Dead Series Retrospective – Part 1: Night of the Living Dead (1968)’ being up on the te sometime this week.

Creepy Crawler will be back soon, with hopefully a couple of his humorous overview critiques covering obscure rarities to bring to your attention.

I will definitely be publishing a review this Christmas of a holiday themed slasher as well.

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

C.H.A Update Info: 25/12/10

Merry Christmas!

I have just published my article 'lent Night, Deadly Night (1984): A Slasher Christmas Cracker':


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/12/25/lent-night-deadly-night-1984-a-slasher-christmas-cracker/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... s-cracker/

I took a break from writing ‘George A. Romero’s Living Dead Series Retrospective – Part 1: Night of the Living Dead (1968)’, so I could make sure I got this up on the te in time for Christmas. This is the first piece I’ve published in three weeks, and I’m really not happy about that! I will make sure I get another review up before the year is out, and hopefully during the first week of the new year the first part of my Romero zombie retrospect will see the light of day. From then on I’m going to make sure I get back to my discipline of publishing a new article once a week.

At some point in 2011 expect to see videos for the trailers rather than just links, changes to the te’s layout, and forums. I’m hoping to start work on the full webte sometime in 2012.

Thanks for reading, and have a happy Christmas,

Dave J. Wilson

Crawler’s Chaos has returned to bring to light another obscure oldie for you, with Creepy Crawler reviewing 'Hunter’s Blood' (1986):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2010/12/30/crawlers-chaos-hunters-blood-1986/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... lood-1986/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

C.H.A Update Info: 02/01/11 -

I have just published my review of 'Martin' (1977):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2011/01/02/martin-1977/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... rtin-1977/

I have officially put the first part of my Romero Living Dead series retrospective on the back burner, until I feel I can tackle it and finish it in one weeks time from the last article I publish before it. For now, because I didn’t publish anything for three weeks last month until Christmas, I want to make sure I get back to my discipline of putting up a new piece of my own on the te once a week. When I finally publish part 1 of the Romero zombie retrospect with ‘Night of the Living Dead’ (1968), I will do the write up of ‘Dawn of the Dead’ (1978) when I know for sure I can commit to it 100%, and get it done in a week.

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

I have just published Matthew Nadbrzuch’s review of 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' (1974):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2011/01/08/the-texas-chainsaw-massacre-1974/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... acre-1974/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

Crawler’s Chaos returns with a write up of the Roger Corman produced cult clasc – Battle Beyond the Stars (1980):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2011/01/09/crawler%e2%80%99s-chaos-battle-beyond-the-stars-1980/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... tars-1980/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

Check out yet another Crawler’s Chaos write up with Creepy Crawler reviewing 'The People Who Own the Dark' (1976):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2011/01/12/crawler%e2%80%99s-chaos-the-people-who-own-the-dark-1976/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... dark-1976/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

I have just published my review of 'City of the Living Dead' (1980):


href="http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress.com/2011/01/13/city-of-the-living-dead-1980/">http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... dead-1980/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

C.H.A Update Info: 19/01/11

Creepy Crawler is at it again with another review of an obscure oldie, as Crawler’s Chaos returns with 'The Hanging Woman (1973)':



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... oman-1973/

I am at this moment reding in my native homeland of England due to a family tuation. I hope to be back in my apartment in Thailand with unlimited internet access soon. However, I am being productive during my time away, evident from publishing this latest article on my auntie’s computer, and I have shut myself in my mother’s spare room as I attempt to finish my long in the works feature piece – ‘George A. Romero’s Living Dead Series Retrospective – Part 1: Night of the Living Dead (1968)’. Therefore, it should be published in the very near future.

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

Creepy Crawler is back shedding light on another obscure oldie, with his write up of 'The Rats'/aka 'Deadly Eyes' (1982):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... eyes-1982/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

C.H.A Update Info: 31/01/11

I have just published Matthew Nadbrzuch’s review of 'The Blair Witch Project' (1999):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... ject-1999/

After a difficult start to the new year, I’m now getting myself sorted out. I am now back in my apartment in Thailand with full internet access and a

spanking new laptop. I will be getting back to my discipline of publishing a new article by myself once a week, and expect to see some changes to this blog of Cinematic Horror Archive before it starts making the trantion into a full webte, which will be hopefully

sometime next year. I am becoming a better and better writer the more I work, and the same goes for Creepy Crawler. Matthew Nadbrzuch is a new talent I’ve just taken on, and hopefully there will be more new writers in the near future. As far as I’m concerned, both mine and C.H.A’s new year starts here.

For immediate updates on new published reviews and whatever else is coming up on Cinematic Horror Archive, please add yourself to the C.H.A Facebook Page:



http://www.facebook.com/pages/CINEMATIC ... 9058733862?

Thanks very much for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

I have just published my review of 'Scanners' (1981):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... rs-1981-3/

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Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

Crawler’s Chaos returns with Creepy Crawler unearthing the long lost gem – 'The Beast Within' (1982):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... thin-1981/

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Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

I have just published my review of 'Raw Meat' (1973):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... meat-1973/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

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I have published my feature review – 'I Spit on Your Grave (1978), and the Old Argument: Feminist Cinema or Exploitative Entertainment?':



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... rtainment/

And Creepy Crawler returns with more chaos with his review of Parents (1989):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... ents-1989/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

For immediate updates on new published reviews and whatever else is coming up on Cinematic Horror Archive, please add yourself to the C.H.A Facebook Page:



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I have just published Matthew Nadbrzuch’s review of 'The Wicker Man' (1973):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... -man-1973/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

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Nine articles have been published nce my last update here -

I just published today Rod Taloy's review of Snowtown (2011):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... town-2011/

Check out Matthew Nadbrzuch's review of The House of the Devil (2009):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... evil-2009/

Creepy Crawler brings more Crawler's Chaos by shedding light on another obscure oldie - Kingdom of the Spiders (1977):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... ders-1977/

There are my reviews of -

Maniac (1980):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... niac-1980/

The Ward (1980):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... ward-2010/

I Saw the Devil (2010):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... evil-2010/

Scream 4 (2011):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... am-4-2011/

And check out two views on Hobo with a Shotgun (2011):

Creepy Crawler's review:



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... tgun-2011/

And my review:



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... ve-review/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

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I have just published Rod Taylor's reviews of -

'A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master' (1988):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... ster-1988/

'Snowtown' (2011):



http://cinematichorrorarchive.wordpress ... town-2011/

Thanks for reading,

Dave J. Wilson

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