Posts tagged Author: Matthew Orozco
Macabre Daily Sets Sail With Sarah Nicklin Of "POPEYE THE SLAYER MAN" (INTERVIEW + CLIP)

Actor and Producer Sarah Nicklin speaks with Macabre Daily about her role in “POPEYE THE SLAYER MAN” and some of the other exciting films she’s featured in this year! As a bonus, we are including the first 5 minutes of “POPEYE THE SLAYER MAN” for your viewing pleasure!

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Hulu's "CONTROL FREAK" (2025) Doesn't Scratch All Of It's Subtextual Itches (REVIEW)

It isn’t easy to adapt one’s self, let alone try to reframe a story under a different context, but that’s the charge with Shal Ngo and Hulu’s latest original, “Control Freak” which is set to release on March 13, 2025. Is this a welcome expansion of the previously bite-sized work, or does this work better in smaller doses?

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"FOR SALE BY EXORCIST" (2025) Closes The Deal With Humor-First Horror (REVIEW)

The rarest of the "horror comedy" variants is the “more funny than scary” one, and it’s also the backing for DREAD Presents latest original release, “For Sale By Exorcist” Directed by Melissa LaMartina and heading to VOD on March 11, 2025. Is it worth putting in an offer for?

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COLLECTOR'S CRYPT - FEAR IN THE PHILIPPINES: THE COMPLETE BLOOD ISLAND FILMS (SEVERIN FILMS BLU-RAY)

“The Blood Island Collection” has been out-of-print for some time, but Severin has revived it with some new visual enhancements with “Fear in the Philippines: The Complete Blood Island Films,” but is this just a double-dip for those that missed out, or a reason to return to the infamous Blood Island?

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Macabre Daily Speaks With The Cast & Crew Of "UNSPEAKABLE: BEYOND THE WALL OF SLEEP" (INTERVIEW)

Macabre Daily speaks with filmmaker Chad Ferrin and cast members Bai Ling, Robert Miano, Ginger Lynn Allen, and Susan Priver about UNSPEAKABLE: BEYOND THE WALL OF SLEEP!

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"GUNS OF REDEMPTION" (2025) Delivers Gripping Characters In A Post-Civil War Western (REVIEW)

The Western formula can be a good template as well as a recipe for laziness, but when done right the inversion of something as simple as the location can make something old just a little newer. In Shout! Studios’ “Guns of Redemption” we are offered a post-Civil War take on a typical Western tale, but is this film worthy of redemption or just worth forsaking?

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