Puppet Master X: Axis Rising (2012) Review
The time has come back around, Puppet Master fans! Just recently released to the freakish world of Horror films, by Full Moon Features, is...
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Red Band Trailer For Puppet Master X: Axis Rising (2012) – Available On Blu-ray Before Halloween
Full Moon Features just released the first red band trailer for Puppet Master X: Axis Rising, which is Charles Band’s upcoming 10th sequel in...
Full Moon Features Proudly Announces The Launch Of Their Blu-ray Line
Full Moon Features and Charles Band, two names known for bringing you the best in modern day horror classics, will now bring the best...
Where Horror Meets Hilarity: The Dead Want Women (2012) Review – Full Moon Fever
Those who know me, know I am a huge fan of campy, culty B-horror movies. It is for this reason that I’ve loved Charles...
Head Of The Family (1996) Review – Full Moon Fever
Yell! Magazine’s review of Head Of The Family: You guys don’t give ol’ Chuck Band enough credit. Just because the guy produces about three...
The Gingerdead Man Trilogy – Full Moon Fever
Sometimes the simplest concepts are the most effective ones. Case in point: imagine a world where Gary Busey is a homicidal maniac. Not too...
Killjoy 3 (2010) Review – Full Moon Fever
Yell! Magazine’s review of Killjoy 3: I have a lingering fear of clowns. Not an overt one or anything – I can experience and...
Puppet Master (1989) Review
Yell! Magazine’s review of Puppet Master: There’s no name quite as synonymous with the direct-to-video boom of the late ’80s/early ’90s as Full Moon...
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